Topic: Evidence Destruction

The speaker accuses the Justice Department of withholding videos of the Davidians to prevent public sympathy. He describes the aftermath of the fire, where federal agents raised the American, Texas, and ATF flags over the ruins. Thibodeau notes that fire trucks were ordered to stand down and were delayed at checkpoints while the building burned.

Thibodeau explains that fuel found on survivors' shoes came from tanks tipped over by FBI vehicles, not from setting fires. He describes the demolition of the standing concrete structure where women and children died, which he views as the final destruction of evidence. He asserts that the victims died from heat and smoke while huddled under wet blankets, not suicide.

The segment highlights former Attorney General Ramsey Clark's support for the Branch Davidians in their civil case. It criticizes the FBI and BATF for "bulldozing" crime scenes in Waco and Oklahoma City to destroy evidence. The discussion also touches on the presence of an FBI negotiator, Farris Rookstool, at the memorial.

Federal authorities are accused of systematically destroying evidence at Waco, Oklahoma City, and the World Trade Center to prevent independent investigations. At Mount Carmel, the foundation was bulldozed despite the building already being burnt to the ground. The segment highlights the use of CS gas, a banned chemical weapon, which was pumped into the concrete storage area where children were huddled, noting that gas masks do not fit infants and toddlers.