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thank you roy spencer.coming up a debate over an invisible chemical that the government puts in our tap water. john: it sounds like a libertarian nightmare. government quietly puts a chemical in our drinking water. most of us don't even know about it. but the chemical even in small amounts has a powerful effect. a good one actually, it reduces tooth decay i'm talking about fluoride, and my kids have fewer cavities than i had growing up, probably because of this added fluoride. but that's no reason to add it say many activists. >> i have a problem with any sort of medication to our water supply. there's no control over the dose, some people drinking a lot, some people don't drink enough water . john: that's right paul. he's the author of the case against fluoride. he wants fluoridation stopped now. but some say fluoridation is good for public health. so why? it's in toothpaste now. >> it's in their toothpaste, however, we found that floor i'd on a daily basis is absorbed into the enamel, making it very reste

thank you roy spencer.coming up a debate over an invisible chemical that the government puts in our tap water. john: it sounds like a libertarian nightmare. government quietly puts a chemical in our drinking water. most of us don't even know about it. but the chemical even in small amounts has a powerful effect. a good one actually, it reduces tooth decay i'm talking about fluoride, and my kids have fewer cavities than i had growing up, probably because of this added fluoride. but that's no reason to add it say many activists. >> i have a problem with any sort of medication to our water supply. there's no control over the dose, some people drinking a lot, some people don't drink enough water . john: that's right paul. he's the author of the case against fluoride. he wants fluoridation stopped now. but some say fluoridation is good for public health. so why? it's in toothpaste now. >> it's in their toothpaste, however, we found that floor i'd on a daily basis is absorbed into the enamel, making it very reste

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