Sop, you beautiful bastards. Hope you've had a fantastic Wednesday evening and Thursday morning.

Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show you daily dive into the news, and we got a lot to talk

about today. We've got Logan Paul threatening lawsuits over this prime hydration scandal.

President Biden has officially started the countdown on the TikTok ban if they don't sell.

We break down how an IVF clinic botched embryos but then deliberately implanted them in women

anyway.

We're talking about all that and so much more today.

So buckle up, hit that like button and let's just jump into it.

Starting with, is Logan Paul giving your kids cancer?

Have he and KSI just been dishin out cancer to the masses like worthless NFTs?

Because that's essentially one of the many big claims being made about prime hydration right now.

Right, because if you've logged on to Twitter or TikTok recently, you've probably seen people warning against drinking the product.

And pretty much all of this seeming to stem from a class action lawsuit that was filed last year over claims at a third-party test found that the great flavor of prime contains PFA's or PFOs, which are also known as Forever Chemicals.

And the firm behind the suit, saying that these chemicals have been found to have adverse

effects on the human body and environment. And as far as why this 2023 lawsuit is getting

attention now? Well, it's because reports say that the documents pertaining to the case were

made public earlier this month during a motion hearing, which among other things prompted people

to make videos where they were dumping out their prime bottles. You had doctors chiming in. It turned into a whole thing. And on these pockets of the internet,

it just kept getting bigger and bigger. In fact, so much so that Logan Paul made a video this morning

denouncing the lawsuit, right? Among other things saying anyone can just sue anyone at any time,

that doesn't make the claims true. And adding, there's claims that PFOS or Forever chemicals come from plastic. So in this case, they're not talking about the actual drink, the liquid prime. They're talking about the bottle that prime is manufactured

in. This ain't a rinky dink operation. We use the top bottle manufacturers in the United States.

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