Daily Topics - Thursday July 25th, 2013

Catch The Thom Hartmann Program LIVE 3-6pm ET M-F!

Hour One: Obscene for government to profit from students? Anthony Randazzo, Reason Foundation

Hour Two: Billionaire plan for Detroit...gated community? Mike Papantonio, Ring of Fire Radio / Plus, Geeky Science - Gut Microbes Drive New Species Evolution

Hour Three: Holder to Perry - "You feelin' lucky?" Myrna Pérez, Brennan Center for Justice

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NMSUNDANCE 13 years 2 weeks ago
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Good Bacteria are dammaged or destroyed in the gut when you eat GMO's. Studies show that eating GMO foods affects the gut bacteria causing severe allergies and many intestinal problems that can be life threatening.

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