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Charges for election fraud in connection with midterms. wait until you hear they were doing to the tea party candidates there. and the hit tv show, glee takes yet another shot at conservatives and sarah palin. this as it gets an award for tolerance. our power panel weighs in. see you at the top of the hour. jenna: an american company is doing its part to help with the nuclear crisis in japan. a connecticut company called ridko, short for radiation detection company is supplying the u.s. army with much-needed equipment right now. tools to help keep soldiers and other emergency workers safe. owner and president paul lemondale is here with a few examples. his son is joining us. he will be talking to jon in a minute because we have a whole bunch of different devices to show you. so many questions from our viewers, paul about radiation detection. a broad question to start off with, how effective, how ....
And, then they would determine whether or not the sad face, happy face or the sort of in between face. jenna: those are pretty self-explanatory. right. jenna: the sad face and happy face. real quick, we will have your son show us a few things, paul. do you see the united states public carrying around these cards anytime soon? i absolutely do. we talked to a few plants a couple years ago about issuing these to members of the public. and ideally they would have them before an accident. jenna: right. and of course we don t anticipate having such an accident. jenna: how much would they cost, a card? between 10 and $20. depending on the volume. jenna: interesting stuff. your son also works, it is a family affair. definitely a family affair. jenna: you re over there, jon with keith looking at few other things? jon: paulson s keith has a few things. if you have sons in the military they would be most likely in this is radko uses at all of its bases? ....
Sampler. i would be sampling the air i m breathing in. jon: does it give off a warning some kind of a i alarm if too much radiation is taken in. these take samples. jon: they monitor, they don t warn? you use a secondary device. jon: these things have basically gone flying off the shelves since this japan thing? yes. we have no von. we re working on inventory night and day right now. jon: and you made special shipments obviously to the west coast and parts of japan that need them? yes, yes, absolutely. jon: keith, appreciate it. thanks for showing us your material and good to have you and paul here. paul, thanks very much. thank you. jon: good ol american innovation, right? that s right. jenna: i will keep a few cards for you, jon, just in case. have them on set, you never know, right? jon: in case things get dicey on the 17th floor. jenna: thank you to radko for bringing in all the stuff to look at. certainly many sides of the ....