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10,000 occupants was only five cases. now, for the general population in that same age group, a group of 10,000 tie within a knees should have gotten about 170 cases of cancer -- why isnt establishment saying it could ward off infection? why arent they saying it. >> they are. they are not getting a lot of attention for it. the coolest cat in my column is this guy at the university of pittsburgh. he did a study of 90% of the counties in the u.s. he looked at levels of radon. radioactive substance...

Radiation poisoning. >> its not me. im citing a stunning number of physicists and from the "new york times," the "times" of london, there is a growing body of evidence that radiation in excess of what the government says are the minimum amounts we should be exposed to are actually good for you and reduce cases of cancer. the "new york times" science section for example a few years ago reported on a study from canada where all these women who had had tuberculosis got an inordinate number of chest...

Radiation poisoning. >> its not me. im citing a stunning number of physicists and from the "new york times," the "times" of london, there is a growing body of evidence that radiation in excess of what the government says are the minimum amounts we should be exposed to are actually good for you and reduce cases of cancer. the "new york times" science section for example a few years ago reported on a study from canada where all these women who had had tuberculosis got an inordinate number of chest...

10,000 occupants was only five cases. now, for the general population in that same age group, a group of 10,000 tie within a knees should have gotten about 170 cases of cancer -- why isnt establishment saying it could ward off infection? why arent they saying it. >> they are. they are not getting a lot of attention for it. the coolest cat in my column is this guy at the university of pittsburgh. he did a study of 90% of the counties in the u.s. he looked at levels of radon. radioactive substance...

Cancer cases they had about 10,000 occupants was only five cases. now, for the general population in that same age group, a group of 10,000 tie within a knees should have gotten about 170 cases of cancer -- why isnt establishment saying it could ward off infection? why arent they saying it. >> they are. they are not getting a lot of attention for it. the coolest cat in my column is this guy at the university of pittsburgh. he did a study of 90% of the counties in the u.s. he looked at levels of ...

Radiation poisoning. >> its not me. im citing a stunning number of physicists and from the "new york times," the "times" of london, there is a growing body of evidence that radiation in excess of what the government says are the minimum amounts we should be exposed to are actually good for you and reduce cases of cancer. the "new york times" science section for example a few years ago reported on a study from canada where all these women who had had tuberculosis got an inordinate number of chest...

>> she is a host on meet the boss tv. she is so stunning they are called gilliguns. and a first time guest, ron long. he was a producer for "cheers" and he recently launched the winter olympics ricochet .com. if comedic genius was push ups, i would do him one handed. and my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. and sitting next to me, john bolton, former am bes der to the united -- ambassador to the united nations. he knows diplomats like i know hairless cats. and he fabricates stories and lives off ...

Not two kids on skateboards and one ready to pea on the poster of a political candidate. >> thats the furthest thing. >> this a weird way his answer was worse. >> thats what i think. >> is -- i was making fun. >> he should have just went with that. >> i was making fun of you. i was like, have at it. >> i have been hit by uh loss worse than a cartoon. if you think you can hurt me you are barking up the wrong tree. >> we have to go, nick. well have you on again. hopefully you can come to new york ...

Work. look, it is the delightful and lovely imogen lloyd web, three names. she is the author of the book "girls survival guide." she is so sweet, just looking at her will rot are your teeth. and americas sweetheart, bill shultz. fun fact, bill actually invented hepatitis, a, b and c. working on d, arent you? and sitting next to me, the wonderful comedian jim norton. if hilarity was a shingle, i would nail him on my roof. probably shirtless. 1k3* he has been keeping hobos warm since 1981. good to...

We are keeping you up to date with all the latest info on foxnews.com/scitech. its right there in our science section. this is a fox news alert. we are getting word of a news conference in phoenix, arizona. that will happen 90 minutes from now. the republican governor jan brewer says she is going to talk about the controversial immigration legislation. he has to sign sit, veto it or allow it to become law without her signature. this measure would make it a crime under arizona law to be in the u....