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Corey Coleman introduces himself as a guest on The Jeff Davis Show while promoting his own program, The Real Deal. The Real Deal airs Wednesdays from 10:00 to 11:00 PM on Channel 16. Coleman jokes about being a Black Helicopter pilot and a former CIA member before clarifying his status as a regular viewer of AXS TV.

A speaker reflects on past ambitions to run for President of the United States before deciding against it after watching the current program. The discussion shifts to a movie-focused show airing at 10:00 PM on Channel 16, which contrasts with the political nature of the Jeff Davis Show. The segment concludes with a humorous dismissal and a search for missing keys.

The host announces that part two of the exclusive interview and video will air on the Jeff Davis Show on Channel 16. Catherine Madison mentions that while she has appeared on national programs, her statements were often edited or cut. The host expresses surprise at the lack of local knowledge in Austin regarding the details of the Waco incident.

In the final minutes, a caller asks about the age of David Koresh's legal wife, Rachel, whom Madison identifies as being approximately 14 years old at the time of marriage. The host concludes the show by promoting the upcoming part two of the interview on the Jeff Davis Show and providing the comment line number for listeners.

Host Mike Hanson opens the live broadcast of River City Talk from the ACTV studios in East Austin. The program, airing May 7, 1996, is introduced as a live call-in show on channel 16. Hanson invites listeners to participate via the station's dedicated phone lines.

The discussion focuses on the Posse Comitatus Act and the illegal use of military equipment against U.S. citizens. Jack DeVault explains that the government falsely alleged a drug lab existed at Mount Carmel to bypass legal restrictions on using tanks and helicopters. Mike Hanson concludes the segment by promoting other local access shows, including those hosted by Jeff Davis and Greg Erickson.

Jack DeVault draws the winning number for the November trivia contest, identifying "Trey" as the winner. Mike Hanson thanks DeVault for traveling from San Antonio and encourages listeners to contact the show for copies of DeVault's book. The program concludes with a reprise of "The Fishing Hole" as the credits roll.

Jones and Davis critique a 60 Minutes segment on police surplus equipment, calling it a "whitewash" that ignores the federal control and military training of local law enforcement. They argue that the presence of tanks and automatic weapons in small towns is a sign of a growing police state.

Host Mike Hanson welcomes viewers to River City Talk, broadcasting live from ACTV studios in East Austin on Channel 16. He introduces guests Jeff Davis and Ken Ayala while outlining the show's open-topic format. Hanson also acknowledges sponsors KCR Cabinets, Arbor 7 Theaters, and Sonic Drive-In before announcing the start of a new monthly trivia contest.

The show conducts a trivia segment where a caller correctly identifies World War II as the conflict during which the US Army commissioned its first Black general. The host announces a schedule change, moving the program to Tuesday nights from 9:00 to 10:00 PM on Channel 16.

A trivia question identifies South Dakota as the state with "Great Faces, Great Places" on its license plate. Host Mike Hanson discusses feedback from listeners regarding his southern accent and how he has tried to adjust his pronunciation of the word "Tuesday" for the show's upcoming move to a new time slot.

Alex Jones details his television and radio broadcast schedule, including live slots on Channel 16 and weeknight radio programs. A somber note is shared regarding a memorial flag placed for the four ATF officers who died, as well as a mention of the Oklahoma City Federal Building bombing. The crew then focuses on raising another wall.