Topic: Media Relations

A debate ensues regarding the consistency of free speech and whether activists should target media sponsors rather than the stations themselves. One participant suggests that pressuring advertisers is the only way to influence broadcast content, as corporations are primarily concerned with revenue. The segment also clarifies that the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) does not operate directly out of the local news building.

Jones clarifies that his organization, Texans for Freedom, is not affiliated with the KKK or the Republic of Texas. He attempts to arrange an anonymous meeting for his witness with a supervisor, but the officer directs him to the law enforcement chain of command.

The hosts discuss the recent trend of CFR meetings being broadcast on C-SPAN, characterizing it as a "soft soak" to make the organization appear less secretive. They argue that these public meetings are a "play" and do not represent the real decision-making process. Additionally, they mention President Clinton's designation of 1.7 million acres in Utah as off-limits for coal mining, which they claim benefited Indonesian and Chinese coal interests.