but jeffrey smith knows the truth. here is an editorial in "science magazine," the magazine of the aaa out. it just wrote a report about setting up for gmo's. these are people who have extraordinary reputations the president emeritus of the world society, a paper have no ax to grind, their careers are made. there not in the pockets of the big several industrial groups that are developing these things. and here's jeffrey smith. there is a picture of him supposedly flying. he is probably hopping. if you can actually do that, that would be a great demonstration. but advanced meditators. zero medical training. yet he pretends to go around and talk to medical groups so they are listening to him. cottagean anti-gmo industry and believe me they are profiting from this controversy. it is not these other people. activistsgroup of gmo that are benefiting from this. ran for congress under the natural law party. yogi fires, which i think he qualified with lower nationwide legible andmprove make the country invincible to foreign at

but jeffrey smith knows the truth. here is an editorial in "science magazine," the magazine of the aaa out. it just wrote a report about setting up for gmo's. these are people who have extraordinary reputations the president emeritus of the world society, a paper have no ax to grind, their careers are made. there not in the pockets of the big several industrial groups that are developing these things. and here's jeffrey smith. there is a picture of him supposedly flying. he is probably hopping. if you can actually do that, that would be a great demonstration. but advanced meditators. zero medical training. yet he pretends to go around and talk to medical groups so they are listening to him. he runs an anti-gmo cottage industry and believe me they are profiting from this controversy. it is not these other people. it is the group of gmo activists that are benefiting from this. ran for congress under the natural law party. yogi fires, which i think he qualified with lower nationwide stress and improve legible and make the

i didn't know anything about jeffrey smith before i agreed to come to this. assumed that it was less distorted than i am really listening to. this graph is suggestive. i get the same sort of graphs from the internet with what is potentially possible for all of these things, everything increasing over time. what i am hearing is that gmo crops are the most extraordinary poison that ever existed among responsible for all sorts of diseases and yet you would have all of the major scientific organizations and medical organizations be in some sort of a extraordinary conspiracy to deny this. it denies all of these institutions. and you have someone here who is actually profiting gmo by the controversy and has zero scientific training and talks about speaking before medical audiences, speaking before scientific audiences. we will get into that in a moment. so i will ask you to suspend your judgment on some of the stuff. what i might do is to try and talk a little bit about the context of these changes. with gmo's there is only one aspect. i want you to step back. some

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jeffrey smith's starboard value holds a 5.5% stake in darden and is intent on stopping the move. in an sec filing starboard questioned the motive behind the spin-off and said it was the wrong move for investors. red lobster is darden restautrant group's weakest link -- sales fell 8.7% in the latest quarter. and, this one takes the cake...in response to customer feedback, starbucks is bringing back its cake slices. the coffee chain tried to replace them with little loaves that cost 20-cents more than the slices. but savvy customers said the loaves were smaller than the slices and that didn't cut it. so starbucks is back to selling slices...at the higher price. qq still to come: record run ... how the average "bear" is reacting to this market. plus...can junk food junkies learn to love kale? the man who is betting big on clean eating. and... what the fbi may uncover as it digs into high frequency traders... first business continues, after this! high speed traders highlighted in a 60 minutes piece over the weekend for alleged bad behaviour are also the focus of an fbi investigation.

tonight, a debate on gmos with consumer advocate jeffrey smith and biotech entrepreneur gregly scott.e it wednesday at 8 p.m. on c-span. >> of all the scientists in 40 countries, they all agree, whether they are against or for gmos, does not matter, they agree it was released long before the science was ready based on economic interests and political interests, and the process itself, i don't agree, is irrelevant because the process of engineering causes massive collateral damage, hundreds of thousands mew tigses up and down the dna, far more than conventional breeding, and they don't evaluate it. some independent scientists looked at the corn after it was on the market and found what was silent was switched on, and that gene produces an allergen. you may have an areaction from eating corn genetically engineered unlabeled as containing an allergen, but the process of genetic engineering created a switch on of the dormant gene and change of 43 other genes. as for gmos, you know, here's the organizations, world health organization, national academy of sciences, world food safety authori

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tnt sports kenny smith won two nba championships with the houston rockets. he joins us along with senior legal analyst, jeffreyhen you heard the tape over the weekend what went through your mind? were you surprised? >> i was surprised. i was shocked. i was appalled. i was angered. all of those emotion went through. i always say that racism is a refuge for ignorance. it was able to see the ignorance that at times you think have gone away in modern day society that is still apparent and prevalent. >> is there anything that can happen other than him being suspended. he has to be suspended. >> i think you know, the first thing is due process, to make sure that was him. i think the nba is making sure all of those things it wasn't edited no transcript way to make him in a different light. if that's the case then second thing is yes you can be suspended. you can be removed from your daily operations. i mean, we have labor laws in the united states that people have to follow. >> jeff, for you, is it simple that the guy has got to go? >> he's not just going get suspended and fined. he's gone. he's not going to be the o