Topic: Hud

Kirk Mitchell addresses claims regarding his father's wealth, specifically a 1960s Housing and Urban Development (HUD) program related to The Woodlands in Houston. While acknowledging the government contract existed, Mitchell disputes the specific dollar amounts cited and claims his father lost money on certain ventures. The exchange links the Mitchell family's business history to modern environmental front groups like the Sierra Club and Nature Conservancy.

The final segment discusses the Oklahoma City bombing, with claims that the building was "blown out" from the inside rather than just by a truck bomb. References are made to Jane Graham's testimony regarding men planting "sticks of gray butter" and reports of unexploded bombs being removed from the site.

The discussion shifts to the financial history of Mitchell Energy and a Housing and Urban Development (HUD) program from the 1960s involving the Woodlands in Houston. Allegations are made that environmental organizations like the Nature Conservancy and the Sierra Club act as front groups for "old money" interests to secure real estate fees.