especially if you pocket dial the police. listen to this accident am 9-1-1 call placed in georgia. i smoked it clean. smoked it. alisyn: yes, there is a little bit of background noise but you can hear someone talking about drugs there. it turns out 9-1-1 dispatchers traced the call to this guy, 48-year-old who now is charged with misdemeanor drug possession and he had no idea he had turned himself in accidentally by the way the police say they get pocket dials frequently. but it usually does not lead to an address. clayton: put a passport lock on your phone. alisyn: that is the lesson clayton takes away. good morning, guys chilly in morning city, up me upper 20 s here in new york, but it feels colder because of the
alisyn: parents listen to this, a recent orange juice scare raising questions about food imported to the united states because other country dozen not have the same stringent regulations is imported food safe? clayton: and now my guest is a scientist with consumer reports. what is the big problem with the imported food? guest: the problem with the imported food is company of them did not go through the same safety testing they do here so there can be problems. for example, with the orange juice there is a fungus spray not approved for use here but it is approved in brazil, so the tests show this chemical. by law can you not have it. because a newed for southwest law what happened is a food registry was set up in 2009 and
are supporting newt gingrich, will you throw your support behind him but others say isn t ron paul the original tea party guy? guest: first of all so say whether we will or not, i can t speak for the whole tea party but for myself i would not make that decision until the ties is them. i grew up on a farm and i learned that you don t go out and pick the fruit or you don t get the vegetables until they are ripe. and if you start trying to rush the process you are going to mess things up. so, we are going to do everything we can to help newt get the nomination and if he doesn t, we will cross that bridge when we get to it. clayton: thank you both for joining us this morning. we want to hear from our viewers this morning and specifically south carolina would be great, you can fine us on twitter where you stand. are you a tea party supporter? where does your support stand this morning? coming up on the show the story of the tuskegee airmen and a
because this is a spiritual expense. clayton: the most popular espn athlete. dave: the top agent lets is usually a go like tiger woods, michael jordan, kobe bryant, the biggest names in all of sports and it is surprising to see tebow so quickly topping this poll. this was shocking for people. no one expected someone to come out of nowhere, he was a backup quaterback a couple of months ago and now the most popular athlete in the united states. alisyn: what time is the game? dave: 8:00. you will be in bed. alisyn: this has your name all over it. dave: but i lived in boston, but i am a bronco fan for live. although my kids were born in boston. clayton: this is a game you
college debt and has been subsidizing it for years. so it is compared to fannie mae and freddie mac compared to the federal government for student loans, they have been highly subsidized and encouraging young people to get involved in the loans and leaving them out to dry when they graduate. they cannot fine jobs and they are going bankrupt. who is to blame? the easy loan policies and they are college costs going up, twice the rate of inflation, and the government has done nothing about that they give out the loans and funding colleges. national debt it is really clear. clayton: many colleges are private and some public what can the government do is say your rates are going up? many argue that is capitalism. guest: well, sure, like i said the whole government loan industry is fueling this. and there are no standards with the loans and a lot of the costs are coming because it is easy loan policies and young people