Topic: Dick Cheney

A caller expresses total distrust for all levels of government, specifically criticizing Governor Rick Perry and President George W. Bush. The conversation touches on Dick Cheney's move from Texas to Wyoming and the state of Wisconsin's ban on forced microchip implants. The host asks the caller if they are willing to sacrifice modern conveniences like credit cards and travel to resist the Real ID mandate.

Jim Tucker of the American Free Press reportedly gathered intelligence from a Bilderberg Group meeting regarding a delayed invasion of Iraq. The hosts warn of a future involving "compact cities," cashless societies, and biometric ID cards. Dick Cheney is accused of using the threat of future terror attacks to silence investigations into government foreknowledge.

The hosts suggest that Osama bin Laden is a CIA asset and that the 9/11 aircraft might have been operated via remote control. They characterize the conflict between Democrats and Republicans as a low-level struggle between two management teams of the New World Order. Dick Cheney and Tom Daschle are described as being "in bed together" to advance a globalist agenda.

Madeleine Albright is criticized for her 1996 comment on "60 Minutes" regarding the death of 500,000 Iraqi children due to sanctions. The hosts also discuss her family's history in Czechoslovakia and her role in the bombing of Serbia. The segment concludes with Dick Cheney's warnings of potential nuclear detonations if investigations into the government continue.

The hosts argue that Hollywood movies like "The Sum of All Fears" and "Lone Gunman" are used to condition the public for martial law and nuclear terrorism. They claim that the police state is the ultimate goal, with the threat of nukes serving as the catalyst for a "huge attitude adjustment" in the American public. The segment emphasizes that the loss of civil liberties is the primary objective of manufactured fear.