The FBI launches an undercover operation, bringing in an agent to provide explosive materials in order to control the speed of things and prevent the group from making their own explosives, aiming to catch the "Newburgh Four" in the act of bombing two synagogues in the Bronx and shoot down military planes with missiles.
A soldier reflects on facing martyrs on the battlefield, noting their dilapidated armor and weapons. They had expected a quick mission to rescue hostages, but ended up facing a formidable opponent.
The interviewed black police officer experienced explicit displays of racial hate towards him by members of the Capitol insurrection crowd, with several of his fellow black coworkers also facing similar experiences.
The use of Agent Orange during combat not only affected the enemy but also the American troops, which resulted in leaving those troops with nearly three times the amount of dioxin in their system, signifying the peak of immorality.
The speaker reflects on his time on the rooftop during a combat deployment with a group of four guys and shares the biggest lesson he learned through humiliation.