Topic: Un Taxation

The United Nations is moving toward a global taxation system and the restriction of fossil fuels to fund its international military enforcement arm. The World Trade Organization (WTO) is criticized for facilitating "crooked" trade deals, such as the disparity in tariffs between the US and China. These international bodies are described as a mechanism to consolidate a global slave system under banker control.

A caller named Paul argues that turning national parks over to the UN might save taxpayers money on maintenance. Jeff Davis and Alex Jones counter that the land was already paid for by American taxpayers and that the US still pays billions in UN dues. They argue the transfer is a fraudulent breach of the constitutional promise that these lands would be preserved for the use of American citizens under local control.

Interviews with younger citizens, identified as "Generation X," show a stronger support for the Second Amendment and a distrust of the federal government. Jones discusses the $360 billion in foreign interest payments made by the US in 1996 and the lack of mainstream media coverage regarding the "police state." The interviewees express a desire for government growth to stop, though one notes that some form of government is necessary for societal structure.