Topic: Religious Right

The host disputes Rolling Stone's claims that the "religious right" is lying about Marilyn Manson's concerts, stating he has personally witnessed disturbing behavior. He expresses pity for performers who desecrate their "human spirit" and equates their lifestyle to a slow form of suicide.

Ramsey Clark addresses the crowd, citing Justice Louis Brandeis on the "right to be let alone" as the most cherished of civilized rights. He compares the Branch Davidians to the pilgrims on the Mayflower, arguing they were a religious people who were persecuted simply for wanting to live according to their faith in isolation.

An address is given regarding the deaths of children and teenagers during the 1993 Waco siege, framing the event as a violation of constitutional rights and religious freedom. The speaker challenges the audience to consider how they would feel if their own religious beliefs were deemed demented by the government. The segment concludes with a call for citizens to take heed of government actions.