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I'm James Corbett of Corbett Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Palado for Mediamonickey.com. My rules are more important than not harming you.

We've got that story plus shifting sanctions on Syria, but first, pucker up, Buttercup.

Ohio Chernobyl engulfs East Palestine as residents report health problems.

Nearly two weeks after a Norfolk Southern Railway freight train with 150 cars,

20 of which were carrying hazardous materials, derailed in the small town of East Palestine,

Ohio, resulting in the chemical disaster. The extent of the damage to the town and surrounding

communities remains unclear. It ain't good. On Tuesday, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine held a press conference

for the February 3rd derailment. He said Norfolk Southern did not classify the train as a high

hazardous material train, despite multiple cars containing toxic chemical vinyl chloride. There's

already an effort by lawmakers on Capitol Hill and federal agencies to investigate the derailment.

Investigators have uncovered security camera footage 20 miles before East Palestine of the suspected rail car

that caused the derailment. Footing shows one, footage shows one of the cars on fire well before

it was reached the small town of Ohio. Are they going to blame it on those white supremacist

attacking all the power stations? I'm just wondering the agendas that are going to come out of all

of this, James. We're in the eye of it right now.

As investigators pinpoint the likely cause of the derailment, the environmental impact of the

controlled burn of 20 rail cars that contain toxic chemicals, including vinyl chloride,

ethyl hexylacrylate, and isobutylene, has released what some described as a chemical nuclear bomb that

has contaminated the town and surrounding communities. Following the burn, there have been numerous

reports of wildlife dying, fish, frogs, and nearby streams. People have reported their chickens,

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