Topic: Eds

Special counsel Ed Dennis offered a personal preface to his report on the Mount Carmel incident, acknowledging the emotional difficulty of remaining detached. He cited the deaths of four ATF agents and the execution of children as horrific outcomes of the ambush by David Koresh. Dennis clarified that while he is not a behavioral expert, he was tasked by the Deputy Attorney General to evaluate law enforcement's handling of the crisis.

In the final minute, Jack Blood explains Ron Paul’s 2012 strategy of focusing on delegate counts rather than popular votes. He lambasts the mainstream media, specifically mentioning Ed Schultz and Lawrence O'Donnell, for their coverage of the campaign. The show concludes with a promise to return the following week with more guests.

Jeff Davis presents a documentary titled Search for Justice to the Williamson County Commissioners Court, detailing over 100 testimonials of alleged abuse by local law enforcement. The investigation focuses on heavy fines and jail time issued for minor infractions like expired inspection stickers, which investigator Randy Nichols reportedly characterized as crimes against the state. Davis requests a formal public response from the court, noting that Sheriff Ed Richards and District Attorney Ken Anderson have also been provided copies.

Jeff Davis and Charles Hernandez recap their presentation to the Williamson County Commissioners Court on March 21, 2000. Hernandez provides a phone number for residents to contact him regarding the ongoing petition and notes that Sheriff Ed Richards appeared nervous during the proceedings. They express optimism that the public delivery of the Search for Justice footage will force a response from county leadership.

Following the dissension in the original Reform Party, representatives from 23 states met in Schaumburg, Illinois, to form the American Reform Party. Jim Welch discusses the financial history of Perot Systems, claiming the company was "bailed out" by a Swiss banking merger which may have influenced Ross Perot's political shifts.