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Two airport workers were arrested at Los Angeles International Airport in connection with dry ice devices found on the tarmac. The hosts argue that the media's use of the term "explosive device" is an exaggeration of a simple chemical reaction involving carbon dioxide pressure.
Disneyland Dry Ice Incident, World Bank Whistleblower Karen Hudes
A Disneyland employee was arrested on a million-dollar bail for placing a dry ice bomb in a trash can, an event the hosts characterize as an overreaction to a common prank. Meanwhile, World Bank whistleblower Karen Hudes claims that a global corporate network controls the international financial system through interlocking directorships. Hudes suggests that while the federal government is failing, local governments in the U.S. remain resilient.
A container of swine flu virus samples exploded on a train in Switzerland due to a pressure buildup from improperly packed dry ice. In other developments, the World Bank provided Mexico with $200 million for flu response, and Sanofi Aventis announced plans for a new vaccine facility in Mexico prior to the outbreak. The segment also notes that Donald Rumsfeld remains a major shareholder in the company that produces Tamiflu.
