Topic: Chariot Inn

The hosts announce an upcoming segment with computer expert Greg Cole to discuss the Y2K computer problem. They also promote the Downsize Government Conference at the Chariot Inn, which will feature speakers addressing the potential for social disruption caused by the year 2000 computer transition.

Wes Curtis of Texas Best Seminars announces a Downsized Government Conference scheduled for February 22nd at the Chariot Inn in Austin, featuring surviving members of the Branch Davidians. The organization claims the federal government murdered civilians and aims to uncover mainstream media blackouts. Steve Lane introduces the group's new live internet broadcasting capability intended to stream public meetings worldwide to ensure government transparency.

Computer expert Greg Cole is announced as a future guest to discuss the Year 2000 (Y2K) computer problem. The hosts compare Y2K preparedness to checking a weather forecast—taking an "umbrella" even if it might not rain. The upcoming Downsides Government Conference at the Chariot Inn is promoted as a venue for discussing these technical and societal risks.

An invitation is extended for a seminar at the Chariot Inn to discuss solutions for those being "raped" by the federal government. The hosts specifically call for attorneys and tax consultants to attend and provide practical advice to the public.

Details are provided for a free speech forum at the Chariot Inn, where the host will speak about banking and the Federal Reserve. They discuss the growth of the "patriot movement" and the likelihood of CIA interest as a sign of the movement's effectiveness.

Wes Curtis provides a final rundown of the upcoming seminar at the Chariot Inn, which will focus on secret societies, Masonry, and the IRS's role in inflating the economy. He emphasizes that the movement in Central Texas is a powerful force intended to educate the public and stand against the "beast" of government tyranny.