Topic: Radiation Testing

A caller named Gray, claiming to be a former non-official cover agent, discusses alleged clandestine programs that raise individuals for special operations. He references the 1995 Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments and claims that many modern political actors may have "sub-sleeper personalities." Jones allows the caller to speak briefly before moving to the next participant.

Historical accounts describe the US and British governments testing nuclear and hydrogen bombs on their own military personnel during the 1950s and 60s. Veterans of these tests recount seeing the X-rays of their own bones through closed eyes during the blasts and suffering from high rates of leukemia and cancer later in life. These operations, including Operation Fishbowl, are cited as evidence of the state's view of citizens as "lab rats."

A clip of President Bill Clinton's 1995 press conference is played, in which he offers a sincere apology to citizens subjected to government-sponsored radiation experiments. Clinton admits that informed consent was withheld and that the tests were kept secret to avoid embarrassment rather than for national security reasons. Alex Jones uses this as evidence that the scientific establishment has a history of "murdering kids" and lying to the American people.