news medical a team, mr. marc siegl, good morning doctor. good morning, heather. we ve heard about these studies time and tile again. what is so new in this study? this study is from the food allergy initiative out of chicago and chicago and what s interesting, for the first time they asked eferlg of everything of parents, not just if you have you had a severe allergy with own of your kids, have they been to the emergency room, did they have a rash, itchy, did they have trouble breathe, their throat tighten, the whole spectrum of what allerric reactions might be. thirty thousand are involved in this enormous amount and they found, as you said, twice as many kids have food allergies than anticipated. this is a far more comprehensive study. i still against the pens that sense that pediatricians don t have a sense as to what caused food allergy. sue: first of all they don t know how many there are. this is a survey. it s limited by not actually checking blood. the second t
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hypothesis that s fascinating, we re giving too many vaccines, screwing up their immune systems, second, more toxins in the environment, preservatives in the food and the third thing you asked me, what do we expose kids to these things, when do you give them peanuts. over a quarter are peanut allergies. is it because they don t see them early enough on? we don t know the reason for this but i m a big fan of not trying to keep kids away from foods. don t keep children away from some of these things, peanuts, et cetera, but what is a parent to do to cut through all of this information? the 11 thing is they have to pay attention to the symptoms the kids are saying. one of the most fascinating things about the study, older kids were much more likely to have severe allergies, 40 percent of the kids looked at had severe allergies, most often older kids, and they believe those are the kids that were ignored by their parents. you ve got to get the kids in early so the pediatrician can actu
the tea party. this is an election about people who stick to principles and unfortunately, myth hasn t done that, he s taken different positions and taken positions on global warming and energy efficiency and health care reform that don t light up the tea party. bill: what about michelle bachmann, she s head of the tea party caucus in the house, does she come as close as anyone in the house? she s certainly been a consistent supporter of tea party principles, i don t think she s waived from those principles, i think people like michelle because she s been willing to speck out against leadership when they don t hold to the principles so she s definitely a frontrunner. bill: there was a straw poll, i don t know if you saw the results, ron paul was an overwhelming favorite, 40 percent of the vote, 612 to total cast, governor huntsman out of utah was second, bachmann, third, herman cain, number four, mitt romney finished fifth with 5 percent, 74 votes cast. ron paul? does he fit your def
we re doing this and it is happening because of too much spending, too much interfering, and too much apologizing. [cheers and applause]. bill: conservative values, no apologies, from the republican governor out of texas, speaking at a leadership conference over the weekend, now the question is whether or not, can he catch up and in the presidential pact if he were to declare, brit hume, fox news senior analyst with me on a monday morning, they call that red meat in political circles, don t they. yeah. bill: is he considered the flavor of the month or the real deal? he s certainly the flavor of this monday. given the excitement he generated at that conference in new orleans. over the weekend. and, there is nothing more this is really a season in which not a lot is actually happening, and, nobody has voted or is about to vote any time soon and the polls are what they are,