Topic: Citizen Journalism

The rise of citizen journalism via Access Television and portable recording devices is celebrated as a return to the colonial-era press. Examples of "scoops" include Sheriff Margo Frazier admitting that Starflight helicopters would be used for infrared surveillance and George W. Bush allegedly commenting on a Waco cover-up at the Burnett Courthouse. The speakers encourage the public to film government meetings and document official actions.

The hosts praise Tony Brown's message of self-reliance and contrast it with Jesse Jackson, whom they label a "32nd degree Mason." They encourage listeners to become citizen reporters and submit their own interviews. The segment warns against a "planned racial war" orchestrated through Hegelian theory, urging all Americans to unite regardless of race to preserve their freedoms.