steven druker. steven druker is a public interest attorney who initiated a lawsuit against the fda revealed the agency covered up scientist warnings about the risk of genetically engineered food and misrepresented the facts. he served on the food safety panel conducted by the national research council and fda, spoken at numerous universities such as harvard and cornell, and included the heads of food safety for the uk, canada, france, ireland and australia. he was elected to california law review and the legal honor society. articles on genetically engineered food appeared in several respected publications including the congressional quarterly researcher and the financial financial financial times. his influential book venture to genetically engineer our food has subverted science, corrupted government, and systematically deceived the public" was released in march of 2015, hailed as one of the most important books in the last 50 years was among the other scientists at the salk institute for biologic

we are listening to steven druker speaking on the problems with gm zero crops. i have prepared a few questions that i would like other people in the audience to write your questions out and pass them up to the front. >> the first question is: which foods is sold in the united states are genetically engineered? the short answer is far too many. even though a fairly small number of a crops relative to the vast number of food crops out there have been genetically engineered and reached market to date, because their major foods that appear as ingredients in most processed foods to date we say in the united states it's been estimated between 85 and 90% of all processed food, food you buy the package contain one or another ingredient derived from a gml, genetically modified organism, so the main genetically engineered organisms on the market and north korea north korea-- north america. not just the us, but canada. canada has crops on the market, no labeling. canadian regulators are almost as bad as the fda. just a bit better because canadians tend to be more polite an