So Michael Varyshell is on the air. And I'm going to believe before we get back to that.

Just a moment let me say.

I mentioned that I'm going to be interviewing the author of the book The Cholesterol Myth for

this evening's program. And a number of you have started submitting questions or comments on that interview which I will

conduct at 11 and we'll err it this evening. I do a lot of interviews at

11 that we err in the evening because it's harder to get people for an evening show during the evening show because people work during the if their book authors for instance they work during the day and then they travel or

People want to be home with their families and I completely understand that so it's common for us to do an interview at 11. The good thing about that is then it gives

us an opportunity if something is mentioned to add sound to it or add a production

value if it's necessary. But one of the things I want to

caution I've received a lot of emails, remember you have to understand my approach before you hear what I have to say or what I do.

I believe in questioning everything.

So if I ask the question, what's going on in Haiti, I suspect there's some

chicanery like there has been in Ukraine and I don't think we're being asked to help or

take refugees or any of those other reasons for the obvious reasons and I think

cannibalism is a front to scare you about Haiti even if there is

some cannibalism and I don't know that there is much but when I say that I don't know if there is or there

isn't. I'm saying it makes sense to me that this would be used as a ruse to play

on your emotions because it's horrible and that elicits the right response.

Everybody, oh barbecue, I don't barbecue in charge.

Why, he's a cannibal, what do you care?

You're not going to Haiti, but he's a cannibal, oh gross, let's send in the Marines and level the country why because he's a cannibal so it has the desired effect my point is to question that and and so people will say well well, what do you know? I don't know. I question. Most people don't like to question. If you're on

statins and you're happy on statins then don't listen to the interview if it's

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