Topic: Batf

Kate Dally re-examines the 1993 Waco siege, questioning if the event was a staged operation used to demonize the militia movement. She points to anomalies such as David Koresh's funding, the involvement of the BATF from Little Rock, and the lack of autopsies following the final fire. The segment posits that Waco and the Oklahoma City bombing were instrumental in justifying the eventual creation of the Department of Homeland Security.

The discussion continues regarding federal tactics of entrapment, citing the FBI's alleged monitoring of dark web sites as a modern parallel. Dally questions why the feds chose a high-profile, televised raid on the Branch Davidians instead of a simple arrest during Koresh's frequent trips into town. She concludes that the event was designed to create a public narrative of "dangerous" armed groups to justify federal expansion.