The CDC & Buttigieg Gaslight East Palestine's Water | Ep. 1186

The CDC changed its toxicology report on vinyl chloride the month before the vinyl chloride spill (First time in 17 years) in Ohio, Democrat senator John Fetterman checks himself into the hospital for depression, and the cost of eggs passes the cost of beef.


  • 0:00 CDC Changes Toxicology Report and FAQ on Vinyl Chloride the Month Before Accident
  • 3:19 My Favorite Comment
  • 5:29 Buttigieg: Ohio Has Gotten Lots of Attention, But We Have Lots of Derailments!
  • 8:45 JD Vance: If EPA Administrator Thinks Water's Clean, He Should Drink It
  • 10:13 Water in East Palestine, OH
  • 13:03 Crain & Co.'s Will Thomas Story
  • 23:06 CDC: Young People Suicidal
  • 29:23 Fetterman Checks Himself into Walter Reed for Depression
  • 31:59 Cost of Eggs Surpasses Price of Beef32:48 Mailbag




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