As though that wasn't you know the only large giant massive you know seismic event

happening this week there's also a huge lawsuit win I mean you want to talk

about winning

hashtag winning we won federal court rules

that fluoridation chemicals pose an unreasonable risk to help.

This is a case a court case that we have been following for over a year now and I am honored and pleased to be joined right now by the lead attorney on this case Michael Connet.

Michael, what did we win?

What just happened?

Hi, Dale.

Great to be here.

Thank you.

It was a grand slam of a court decision.

I could not have asked for a more thorough, more detailed.

Excellent opinion from the court, 80 pages, very detailed detailed the court concluded Dell that adding fluoride

chemicals to drinking water presents an unreasonable risk of IQ loss in children.

I'll repeat, an unreasonable risk of IQ loss in children.

And this is not at high levels, Dell. The judge specifically said

at the levels that we currently add to drinking water, so-called optimal level of 0.7 PPM that that presents an

unreasonable risk of IQ loss in children.

That's what the federal court ruled this week after seven years,

seven years of litigation involving involving extensive expert testimony on both sides, right?

The judge heard from the best on both sides of the issue, right?

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