a market for it. a you ve helped create that market a great deal. we owe you so much, but it is a spontaneous outburst of conservative history, and a hunger for it because people know they haven t gotten the trh truth. look.n: america, i mean, david you justo said you owe me. y no, you don t. here s the thing. i went looking for the truth,ruh and i started with you, and i started looking for the truthth because nothing made sense to to me. nothing made sense., how i was like how did he get here? how did we get to the placein where we hate our founding fathers and the constitution doesn t matter and everything else? how did we get from there to here? when you start readienng history and not the history that they ve been jamming down our kids throats for so long. when you start to look at alternative history and the history where they say that sord crazy, don t read that and you read it, now all of a sudden things make sense. now you say wait a minute, they say that s not true, but if
well, the food and drug administration says some antibacterial products are no more effective than plain old soap and water. could these products also, however, pose a risk to your health? senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen is here with that. we re talking about a disinfectant here, elizabeth, that s been in stuff for ages, i m told. so what prompted the fda to look at it now? well, they were prompted partly by environmentalists who said, look n animal studies this shows that this ingredient alters how the body regulates hormones and the fda agrees, but the fda is saying just because an ingredient in antibacterial products does something that s not so great in animals, what does it mean for you and me? we re not lab rats and the bottom line is that it is not clear whether this ingredient called triclosean is bad for human beings. let s take a step back here.