Topic: Grandma Edna

Mike Hanson discusses his efforts to rehabilitate the public image of the Branch Davidians after they were released from prison. He shows photographs of survivors like Grandma Edna and Catherine Madison appearing on his television shows to counter the "child molester" and "cult" labels used by the media and Janet Reno during the 1993 standoff. Hanson describes the survivors as humble, God-fearing people who were unfairly demonized.

Clive Doyle's mother, known as Grandma Edna, joins the program to warn Americans about a government she believes is intent on destroying the righteous. She attributes the rise of militias to the policies of Bill Clinton and characterizes the New World Order as a satanic system. The program concludes with a call for spiritual endurance, asserting that while earthly powers may persecute God's people, the "saints" will ultimately prevail.

"Grandma Edna," the mother of Clive Doyle, warns that the government is out to destroy anyone who does not comply with its agenda. She expresses a desire for the return of David Koresh to end the violence and criticizes the American public for "sitting and taking" the current state of affairs.

Libertarian activist Terry Liberty Parker and Clive Doyle's mother, "Grandma Edna," join the discussion. Edna warns that the government is out to destroy those who do not conform and that Waco is not an isolated incident. They blame President Bill Clinton for the growth of militias, arguing that his administration's policies have forced citizens to take up arms to protect their homes from government intrusion.

Edna, the mother of survivor Clive Doyle, warns that the government is out to destroy those who do not comply with its agenda. She links the events at Waco to biblical prophecy and the rise of a "New World Order" led by Satan. The segment also features a claim that Bill Clinton's actions effectively started the modern militia movement by making citizens afraid for their self-defense.

Edna Doyle, known as Grandma Edna, expresses her hope that Americans will recognize the government's intent to destroy those who do not conform. She interprets the rise of the militia movement as a necessary response to the fear instilled by the Clinton administration. Edna concludes by stating her desire for the return of David Koresh and the intervention of God to end the "evil ruling this world."

The program concludes with a tribute to George Pulliam, the architect of the rebuilt church who passed away in 2005. Catherine Madison offers a final thank-you to the volunteers who made the reconstruction possible. The hosts present a collection of photographs featuring Clive Doyle, Grandma Edna, David Thibodeau, and David Koresh, encouraging viewers to send cards and flowers in memory of Clive Doyle's lifelong mission.

Volunteers excavating the rubble at Mount Carmel report finding fragments of government grenades, tear gas rounds, and .50 caliber ammunition. They allege that federal authorities scraped away topsoil and shipped evidence to a landfill to cover up the use of shaped charges in the storm shelter. The segment includes a brief interaction with "Grandma Edna," Clive Doyle's mother, who remembers the children who lived at the compound.