could be would be more harmful to us and of course meat talk about all that and more i'm joined by j.d. hansen policy analyst for the center for food safety thanks so much for coming on t.v. . so i just learned that horsemeat actually does pass through u.s. port before arriving at destination in europe i mean how do we know that we're not even in this here if it's not spect it well. we don't for the most part. we do know that we ship a lot of horses to mexico a lot of horses to canada. we get meat back from those countries presumably it's it's labeled correctly but we're not testing for me right well let's talk about something a little bit more serious than horsemeat the u.s. center for food protection and defense recently set up a database of food fraud cases dating i mean we're talking about back decades the worst offenders are fish and seafood and i just saw this article that said fifty nine percent of tuna that we eat is actually missed the label that isn't tuna at all i mean economically this idea that manufacturers are saving money by actually selling us goods that are not the goods that

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j.d. hansen. nice to see you this morning.for coming in. >> good morning. >> bill: tell us about these atlantic salmon. atlantic salmon is an endangered species, right? >> right. >> bill: so these are genetically-modified how? >> well, these have two genes from two unrelated fish stuck into them. one is an arctic eelopout and the other is a chinook salmon. the idea is that these fish would get to market size quicker. >> bill: putting the extra genes means they're bigger, faster right? >> yeah. it is sort of like instead of having to inject an animal with a steroid you build it into its body. >> bill: why do we need a bigger and fatter salmon? to make more money off of them or what? >> basically. so a fish farmer can make more money faster. >> bill: are these fish -- they stick -- the genes in them and release them in the ocean and catch them? >> they say they're going to be raising them in tanks on land. now, i've been up to prince edward island where the research facility and they're setting up these tanks to raise these fish