Topic: General Parton

The hosts prepare for a physical media break, advising listeners to get popcorn while the screen remains black. They preview an upcoming segment regarding a trip to Oklahoma City and discussions involving General Parton. Isaacs also makes a brief comment about her efforts to lose weight and her doctor's advice.

A gathering at the Brazos River marks the fifth anniversary of the 1993 Waco siege. Claims are made linking the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing of the Murrah Federal Building to government black ops intended to distract from the Waco tragedy. General Parton and former FBI officials Frederick Whitehurst and Ted Gunderson are cited as sources regarding government corruption and despotism.

Secretary of Defense William Cohen is criticized for creating ten regional teams to work with local law enforcement, which is characterized as unconstitutional. The segment references General Benton Parton's claims that the Oklahoma City bombing involved internal pinpoint strikes rather than just a truck bomb. Mention is made of CNN footage allegedly showing the removal of unexploded ordnance from the Murrah Building.

A speaker references General Parton, the former head of Air Force weapons development, to claim the federal government was responsible for the destruction in Oklahoma City. The discussion compares the event to Hitler burning the Reichstag and mentions the recruitment of Nazis through ratlines to establish the CIA. The segment criticizes media placating and the rules of engagement used during the Waco siege.

An intense verbal confrontation occurs between a protester and an individual identified as a federal agent or provocateur. The protester invokes the Nuremberg trials, arguing that "just taking orders" is not a valid defense for the alleged machine-gunning of civilians. The discussion references Senator John Danforth’s investigation and claims from the Dallas Morning News regarding Delta Force involvement in the final assault at Waco.