another 100 million foresee mass. they can reach you on your control phone. people like this. they say thank goodness government does that. spread the word when something is happening. how else do we find out what is going on. the general attitude is yipee we are safer thanks to the emergency alert system. except are you ever ever been warned about anything by the government? you get warnings from us and radio stations and word of mouth. the emergency alert system, no. even september 11th rt when we were attacked the system was not activated. it existed for 60 plus years with wasn t tested until amy barnett said you ought to test this thing. at the time you were the fcc
then we got billions of dollars of government regulation. that s why food is safe today. yipee. no wonder then when republicans proposed a small cut in food inspection spending a liberal editor felt justified running the headlines hello e coli. it makes sense to people without government we would have more e coli in our food. a race to the bottom the lawyers behind that food bull ton say that because sanitation costs money, a lack of regulation creates a competitive disadvantage for companies that want to produce quality products. that makes sense but it is bunk. it is not government that keeps e coli to a minimum it is competition. tyson food purdue chicken mcdonalds so on have brands to maintain customers to lose. jack in the box lost millions after a food poisoning scandal. it makes food producers even
of government regulation and that s why food is safe today. yipee. no wonder when the republicans called for a small drop in spending, the head lynn was, hello e.coli. a race the bottom, the lawyers behind that food bullet continue say, that because sanitation costs money, it creates a competitive disadvantage for companies who want to produce quality for us. that makes sense, but it s bunk. it s not government that keeps e.coli to a minimum. it s competition. tyson foods, purdue chicken, mcdonalds and so on, have brands to maintain, customers to lose. ask jack-in-the-box. they lost millions after a food
there be a word from the president about his commitment from preventing iran from building a nuclear weapon. eric: and he says israel is not rushing to war. we expect to hear more from him about that when we speaks in a few moments and coming up on sunday house call. could a wireless chip replace needles when it comes to delivering medicine? more on that. you won t have any pain or hurt any more. jamie: yipee! and a new medical procedure promising big results for women, a laser treatment that claims it can zap away problem areas for good. you so the ones we re talking about, that keep you from going to the beach? does it really work? we ll tell you, next. iths. is one s fs grass gurus. doers. here s to more saturdays in the sun. and budgets better spent. here s to turning rookies - into experts, and shoppers into savers. here s to picking up. trading up.
this is quite serious. jamie: may not even be growth in the economy we need as a result of this. quick question, what price do you think americans will tolerate? it s hard to say. anytime we get over $3.50, near $4 we have seen historically people have trouble. now the problem is they need to commute so they may take it out another n other ways. they may not be spending. when they stop spending, that is when it hits retailers hard, we re already starting to see that. jamie: all right. i know we ll track it here. at the fox business network, too. thank you so much. thank you. jamie: that is going to do it for us. i m jamie colby. busy, busy, busy, eric. eric: wow! gasoline, boy, oh, boy. i m eric shawn. after the break, america s news headquarters with shannon bream live from washington. have a great sunday. jamie: bye, everybody. really? i was afraid you d have some cut-rate policy. [ kyle ] nope, i ve got. [ kyle with voice of dennis ] .the allstate value plan. it s thei