Topic: Documentation

The hosts and a caller discuss Executive Order 13086 regarding federalism. They claim the order was briefly highlighted on the White House website before being removed following public backlash, leading to a discussion about the importance of verifying government documents directly from official sources.

Alex Jones discusses the rise of the surveillance state, mentioning thumb scanners on driver's licenses and increased public camera presence. He cites Public Law 87-209 and Document 7277 as evidence of a "total disarmament" agenda. Jones warns that once the population is disarmed, a "secret police" era will begin in the United States.

The hosts discuss the necessity of micro radio broadcasting as a tool for bypassing corporate media control. Joyce Riley emphasizes that while the public is told to trust "reliable experts" on mainstream programs, those experts are rarely asked to provide the same level of documentation required of the patriot movement. They argue that the lack of footnotes in publications like Time Magazine demonstrates a double standard in media accountability.

Author Dick Rebus announces his forthcoming book with Simon & Schuster, detailing 18 months of investigation into the Waco siege. He criticizes the mainstream press for acting as "priests of the state" and failing to investigate the religious motivations of the Branch Davidians, comparing the media's narrow reporting to blind men describing only parts of an elephant.