>> on twitter @bp show where g cain says jeffrey smith is a great get. thank you for having him on the show. grace says aren't humans animals? therefore, if gmo is bad for animals, it's bad for humans. and rippa says generaltically modified barbecue ribs doesn't sound too bad. salmon, however, yuk. he is okay with genetically modified barbecue. just for the salmon. >> are there some foods it's okay to genetically modify. >> not yet. the technology is sol primitive, it causes increases of toxins and al erg jens that are not tracked. after they are on the market by monsanto independent studies will show their corn has a new allerg general that was switched on as a result of the side effects of jetgenetic sxwooerning. >> what is it about the feedsengineering. >> what is it about the feeds? secedes for these kind of crops? >> the farmers sign appear contract they can't replant the seeds and monsanto will dispatch pinkertons or the mounted police to trespass on the farm pull samples, test them and see if there is any saving of seeds and then they will sue or

. >> jeffrey smith who wrote a joint biography on thatcher and reagan recalls it was thatcher who convincedorbachev was a soviet leader with whom they could finally do business. >> she phoned reagan and said, i have just met this new leader of soviet union. he is unlike any other leader of the soviet union. >> still, thatcher ended up sitting next to gorbachev at reagan's funeral in 2004. she was suffering health problems but wouldn't deny the chance to eulogize her friend and counterpart on videotape. >> we have lost a great president, a great american and a great man, and i have lost a dear friend. >> incidentally, wikileaks released 1.7 million records from the 1970s today and moth them is a purported 1975 cable from the u.s. state department that describes margaret thatcher this way, quote, she has a quick if not profound mind and works hard to master the most complicated brief. she fights her corner with skill and tough necessary but can be flexible when pressed. in dealing with the media or with subordinates she tends to be crisp and a trifle patronizing. with colleagues she's ahonest