from bovine flat u lens, if you went to a mid-century peasant, you have to pay bovine flat u lens tax here. we take it seriously. >> we do and we don't. the president actually said and this becomes now not only a political agenda but a question, he says the republicans their plan is for dirty air, dirty water. i got kids, i may shock liberals. i want clear air and water and i think we can frack and drill and mine for coal and still be good stewards for the planet. >> exactly. a lot of this stuff, the new ecofriendly things are just as deadly to the planet. the new ethanol in our gas tank is apparently causing as much environmental damage. >> you can't have it there. you can stick it in everybody else's back. yard. they do terrible things. in scotland, all these or thinologist have gathered to watch a rare bird. and these things, so these things are just like crony capitalism, like the fellow bank rolling the anti keystone thing out in california and bank rolling democrats who are opposed to keystone. it's crony capitalism, costing hundreds of thousands of dollars for every fictional -

you have to pay a bovine flatulence tax. they would know it's nonsense. seriously. >> we do and we don't. this becomes a political agenda. the republicans, their plan is for dirty air, dirty water. i've got kids. i may shock liberals, but i want clean air and water and i think we can frak and drill and mine for coal and still be good stewards of the planet. >> exactly. a lot of this stuff is the -- the new ecofriendly things are just as devastating to the planet. the new ethanol is causing as much environmental damage. the wind turbines are causing as much environmental damage. they do terrible things. the sort of condor problem in california. in scotland, they have gathered to watch an appearance of a rare bird. they fly straight into the wind turbine and that's it. these things are just like crony capitalism. the fellow that's bank rolling the anti-keystone thing out in california. it's crony capitalism costing hundreds of thousands of dollars for every fictional -- >> because we don't drill and hydrofrak on public lands -- we're doing it on private lan

months of low numbers for health insurance, bovine difficult indication for the president in terms of enrollment. >> we did not necessity this was going to be the rarest of

. >> how many people have heard of bovine growth hormone but?it is a genetically engineered hormone. the fda says that it does not matter about the bovine growth hormone because 90% is destroyed during pasteurization. it turns out they are referring to a study done by monsanto's friends where they pasteurize the melt longer than normal and they only destroyed 19% of the more month to stop they had it -- they added powdered form onto the melt and pasteurized it more than normal. they destroyed 90% of the hormone. when the fda reported that 90% theye amount was destroyed never refer to the fact that it was under those conditions. in the book, we are pulling out experts -- excerpt from expert reports. studies where if you want to design a study to avoid finding problems, here's how you do it. here are the methods. they explain away problems. they do things that no other scientific body had ever done. event anda scientific they have completely been unscientific. we quote the experts in there. >> i would assume that this refers to the idea that the t

. >> how many people have heard of bovine growth hormone but? it is a genetically engineered drug injected into cows to increase milk production. the fda says that it does not matter about the bovine growth hormone because 90% is destroyed during pasteurization. it turns out they are referring to a study done by monsanto's friends where they pasteurize the milk longer than normal and they only destroyed 19% of the hormone. they added powdered hormone to the milk and pasteurized it more than normal. they destroyed 90% of the hormone. when the fda reported that 90% of the amount was destroyed they never refer to the fact that it was under those conditions. in the book, we are pulling out excerpts from expert reports. monsanto did studies where if you want to design a study to avoid finding problems, here's how you do it. here are the methods. they explain away problems. they do things that no other scientific body had ever done. they find a scientific event and -- statistical event and it is completely unscientific. we quote the experts in there.

many leather supported the concept of trying to tackle the bovine tb with the strategy.hey did not give their permission to carry on regardless. >> we already know, if you completed -- if you include the policing in the cost, you are at over 4000 pounds per badger shot. that in herbitterly comments she didn't condemn the activities of people protesting who may have meant that those tasks took longer. she should have said that. whatever the report concludes about the trials, it is indisputable that what applies to one species should apply to the others. call cattle, then we should call badgers. if we vaccinate badgers, then we should vaccinate cattle. that thee to recognize case of tb is on the rise. it is doubling every nine years. 310,000 cattle across great britain have been slaughtered. yet last year, between january and february 2013, 30,000 -- >> on that point -- >> 30,377 otherwise healthy cattle were slaughtered, an average of over 98 date. of years, human beings have treated badgers appallingly. using them for pleasure. inon't want to be associated a modern form

months of low numbers for health insurance, bovine difficult indication for the president in terms of enrollment. >> we did not necessity this was going to be the rarest of things, a rare presidential victory, and, yes, i did it. it works. >> six million people lost their coverage in the small. they were issued cancellation noticed. >> are the mainstream media buying the white house spin? >> david letterman has been it up after three decades. >> i said, leslie, it has been great, you have been great, the network is great but i am retiring. >> this is really, you actually did this? >> yes, i did. >> wow, can i have a minute? >> look how he changed the television culture and whether part of the legacy is administration the most openly liberal network comic. >> life as a lowly liberal in the fox den. >> i am always outnumbered but i am use to it. i get a thousand contacts a week from people saying, you commie son of a b... >> conversation with combat i bob beckel. this is "media buzz." >> an online protested erupted into a huge debate of tolerance and same-sex marriage, the c.e.o. of moz

deportations, the are of the bovine variety. up fortle rounded grazing on federal land.ave a question for the blm. don't they realize that this rancher did this to provide for his cows? he did it out of love. [laughter] [applause] i'm awful. i'm announcing, i'm jeff bush is 's the secretary. we need to show a lot more sensitivity to the ranching experience in the united states. the federal crackdown on these callous is going to do nothing except send a letter to be fed into the shadows. -- except sending a lot of beef into the shadows. i remember when carol burnett used to laugh during her routines. i'm awful. we have snipers on hillsides in vegas. i swear one of them looked like harry reid. [laughter] of these. fired one i only had a cap then as a kid. back in the 1890's. [laughter] we have american citizens surrounded by federal agents, 200 federal agents in this ranchland. wait a second. i seem to be missing a page. [laughter] did somebody already make that joke today? i hope not. they did? not as funny as i did it. [laughter] first of all, i can do the best athletes

age as in real recombinant bovine growth hormone fox are g.b.h. lawsuit and what you'll find is that back in the late ninety's early two thousand there was a husband and wife investigative reporter team who worked for a fox affiliate down in florida their names were steve wilson and jane acre as i recall. and and steven jane were given the assignment to find out if that in this part of texas or of florida where they lived there was a lot of cattle you wouldn't know it but there's large chunks of florida where there's a lot of cattle and the question was is shooting these cattle up with this bow buying growth hormone from from monsanto is this dangerous to humans and they went out in the field they did their. research and they came back and they wrote up a story that basically said maybe we should look in the us a little more carefully and fox started getting some heat apparently from monsanto nobody's really clear about all the details on this but the fox affiliate the news director said to them rewrite the story so they rewrote the story to make

davis early veterinary student bovine experience program, she is hooked. >> it's different, and it's of those things that, until you get exposed to it, you can't really appreciate it. and we're so closed off from the food-animal industry in suburbia or in an urban environment. you don't see the ranches. you don't know how much work goes into it. you get your hamburger nicely packaged, and so it's all of us out here that make that meat come to you and be healthy and safe. >> now she hopes more young people will join her and choose a career working with california cattle on a farm. charlotte fadipe for "california country" tv. >> this segment is brought to you by the california farm bureau federation. >> our dad used to say, "when you work hard for something, protect it." >> that's why he got nationwide insurance more than 30 years ago. >> we're still with them today, because no matter what changes in our lives, whether it's starting a business or building a house. >> having kids or buying a car. >> with an " your side" review from nationwide insurance, we get the coverage we need at t