Topic: Senate Hearings

Clive Doyle expresses his disappointment with the congressional and senate hearings regarding the Waco siege, citing political maneuvering and a lack of accountability for officials who allegedly committed perjury. A guest named Sheila joins the conversation to criticize the government's actions, while Catherine Madison suggests that many low-level ATF agents were simply following orders based on lies told by their superiors.

The upcoming Thompson hearings in the Senate are expected to investigate John Huang's 144 visits to national security computers. The hosts suggest this is a case of espionage rather than a simple campaign finance scandal. They criticize the New York Times for downplaying the security breach and argue that President Clinton's status as a "puppet" for the elite protects him from serious consequences.

Jeff Davis presents declassified documents from a 1977 Senate joint hearing regarding Project MKUltra, the CIA's program for research in behavioral modification. The documents detail 149 subprojects involving drug testing, hypnosis, and biological experiments, some of which were conducted on unwitting human subjects. Davis uses the testimony of Admiral Stansfield Turner to argue that the government has a long history of experimenting on its own citizens under the guise of national security.

A caller references the Senate hearings led by Arlen Specter, asserting that the FBI admitted to pumping hundreds of gallons of liquid CS gas into Mount Carmel. The caller compares the tactical decision to gas a confined space containing children to the actions of the Nazi regime. The segment emphasizes that the media and government rely on public apathy to maintain a "slave culture" and encourages neighbors to organize against such perceived tyranny.

Engineers estimate the main structure will be completed by Christmas, with Saturday Bible studies led by Clive Doyle expected to begin soon. The site will serve as a meeting place for survivors and a location for the annual April 19th remembrance bell ringing. Reference is made to Sheriff Jack Harwell and 1995 Senate hearings regarding the necessity of the original military assault.