4 chapters across the catalog
Australian Testing Ground, Canned Coffee Recall
The hosts note a high volume of donations from Australia, which they have dubbed the "testing ground" for globalist policies. They also discuss a recall of Snapchill canned coffee due to paperwork issues regarding botulism risks, and a shout-out to a UPS driver in Port Angeles.
White House Botulism Scare, Mice Feet Down, Shanghai Summit
Condoleezza Rice recounted a 2001 incident in Shanghai where Vice President Dick Cheney informed the presidential delegation they may have been exposed to botulinum toxin. The group waited 24 hours for test results, using the status of lab mice—"feet up" or "feet down"—to determine if they would survive.
NCIS Los Angeles Vaccine Propaganda and Botulism
The television show NCIS: Los Angeles is accused of inserting pro-vaccine propaganda into its scripts, including a fictional vaccine for botulism. In reality, foodborne botulism is extremely rare in the U.S., with only about 30 cases annually. The segment concludes with a parody advertisement for "Crack," mocking the side-effect warnings found in pharmaceutical commercials.
Sous Vide Cooking Dangers, Nathan Myhrvold and Botulism
The hosts discuss the risks associated with sous vide cooking, a method involving vacuum-sealed bags and low-temperature water baths. They criticize Nathan Myhrvold's advice to use rice cookers for this technique, warning that cooking fish at 102 degrees Fahrenheit poses a significant risk of botulism.
