. >> oh, it's so much better, because it's full of msg, you know, or it was full of msg. >> hinojosa: your poor mom. did you tell her that? were you like, "mom, i like the chinese food from the restaurant better"? >> hinojosa: i think she knew. i mean, she's like, "oh, that's not real chinese food." and i couldn't understand what she was talking about, right? but then, you know, we would go to flushing, which was the... you know, the chinatown for the taiwan immigrants at that time. and then they would order like, you know, big fishes with, like, the eyes sticking out, or, like, you know, chicken claws, or, like, you know, cow's tongue. like there were all these, like, bits of animal that you don't see in an american supermarket. and then i was like, "why can't we order beef fried rice," or whatever. and they're like, "that's not chinese food." like, "don't do that." but in my reference to the world, you know, it was chinese food, and it was going to china when i was older that i was able to sort of understand, "oh, wait, this is really different," you know? and in traveling the world

. >> oh, it's so much better, because it's full of msg, you know, or it was full of msg. >> hinojosa: your poor mom. did you tell her that? were you like, "mom, i like the chinese food from the restaurant better"? >> hinojosa: i think she knew. i mean, she's like, "oh, that's not real chinese food." and i couldn't understand what she was talking about, right? but then, you know, we would go to flushing, which was the... you know, the chinatown for the taiwan immigrants at that time. and then they would order like, you know, big fishes with, like, the eyes sticking out, or, like, you know, chicken claws, or, like, you know, cow's tongue. like there were all these, like, bits of animal that you don't see in an american supermarket. and then i was like, "why can't we order beef fried rice," or whatever. and they're like, "that's not chinese food." like, "don't do that." but in my reference to the world, you know, it was chinese food, and it was going to china when i was older that i was able to sort of understand, "oh, wait, this is really different," you know? and in traveling the world

as far as the cdc and fda go, these are agencies that have let products such as aspartame, msg, high-fructose corn syrup, general netically modi general netically modified food on the market. >> i want to thank you for joining us today, pete. >> okay. >>> up next, a look at the news for the week ahead. >>> if you're one of the 3 in 4 americans expecting a tax refund, got plans? should you slurnlplurge, saver,. >>> for more on our show and our ges, go to our website. otm.cnbc.com. and follow us on twitte twitter @onthemoney. >>> the nonmanufacturing index is due on monday. tuesday, we'll get consumer credit data for february. wednesday, the federal reserve will release minutes from the open market committee meeting last month. american airlines and u.s. airways will officially merge when the faa issues them a single operating certificate. friday, apple watch will hit stores, on for a preview. you can try on the watch, only by appointment. also on friday, samsung launches the highly anticipated galaxy s-6 and s-6 edge smartphone. >> the tax deadline is near. joining us personal fitness correspo

as far as the cdc and fda go, i mean, these are agencies that have let products such as msg, high fructosen syrup, genetically modified foods all on the market, that many people think are detrimental to health. >> pete, thank you very much for joining us today. we really appreciate it. >> okay. >>> up next, a look at the news for the week ahead. if you're one of the three in four americans expecting a tax refund, got plans? should you splurge, save or invest? tough call. for you and your brother?house ♪ ♪ woooooah you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. zillow >>> for more on >>> for more on the show and our guests, go to our website, otm. here are the stories coming up that may impact your money. the measure of the strength of the services industry. tuesday, we have credit data. wednesday, the federal reserve releases minutes from the committee meeting last month. also on wednesday, american airlines and usairways will merge when the faa issues them a operating credit. you can try on a watch by appointment. on friday, samsung launches the g

potassium bromine, you have hydrolyzed soy protein msg. lot of people are concerned about msg, so they mask that as soy protein. this is awful because the companies are profiting, and we are getting some of the worst things to put in our bodies that should be nutritious. what we need for a bodies to be healthy, yet people are so desensitized to the chemicals in the food. if you stop eating a certain food and then you begin to eat it again, you actually taste the chemicals want to have desensitized your body to the horrible ingredients that are in our food. host: thanks for calling, carol. guest: she mentioned the expansion of the number of ingredients in our food. and that is something that was brought to our attention because when this law was passed, regulating food additives, there were only 800 food additives that were added to the food supply. today, consumer groups and others estimate that there are more than 10,000 ingredients that are added. so there has really been an expansion of processed foods lifestyle change, and so that's wh

. >> msg. the rangers. (?) >> long-term, not an obvious one. amazon. create a lot of original content. amazon. charles: you have to be different. that's why you didn't get drafted. talk about different. you have to watch "strange inheritance" tonight. all week, the show will be highlighting inheritances that were almost lost. first at 9 o'clock, jamie will meet with a family that saves a collected car collection from rusting forever. they turn it into a huge profit. two actors who were left millions of dollars from a hoarder that neither met. that's starting at 9:00 p.m. on fox business. a lot of finger pointing in baltimore. hypocrisy from the rich will make things worse. it won't help. my passion next. ♪ charles: baltimore orioles executive passionately defends freddie gray's protesters. saying mlk was okay, but this is a different time. it's not. ♪ >> and now, it's time for "upon further review." charles: the excuse is for violence and the portrait of people being helpless to improve their own lives has come from the usual suspects, as always. right

potassium bromine, you have hydrolyzed soy protein msg. lot of people are concerned about msg, so they mask that as soy protein. this is awful because the companies are profiting, and we are getting some of the worst things to put in our bodies that should be nutritious. what we need for a bodies to be healthy, yet people are so desensitized to the chemicals in the food. if you stop eating a certain food and then you begin to eat it again, you actually taste the chemicals want to have desensitized your body to the horrible ingredients that are in our food. host: thanks for calling, carol. guest: she mentioned the expansion of the number of ingredients in our food. and that is something that was brought to our attention because when this law was passed, regulating food additives, there were only 800 food additives that were added to the food supply. today, consumer groups and others estimate that there are more than 10,000 ingredients that are added. so there has really been an expansion of processed foods lifestyle change, and so that's wh

they did a great job of spinning off msg and amc. erik: how would they do it?e warner has always been the logical acquirer because the have so much of the new york city market. they could say we are not sellers, we are going to be buyers. stephanie: is that really what rob marcus is going to do? he stands to make a ton of dough if this goes through. chris: they have been very good in dealing with shareholders. they have spent the last year reinvesting in a plan and delivering. -- and delevering. maybe it makes sense for us to make a bid for cablevision. erik: is there potential for collateral damage with at&t? chris: they have been noticeably absent from many discussions about what is going on at the fcc. i think they will sneak that one through. if the issue is broadband, that is not being touched upon. erik: think beyond comcast and at&t, directv. what might we gather -- let's take what we know about what the government is saying and we will find out more -- what does that mean for the future? what deals might people have speculated are totally off the table?