Hey, everybody, it's my pleasure to have us, my guest, and I figure that anybody who is familiar

with the regulation of Doc the Chemicals knows his name well, Professor Giles Eric Serrillini.

He's a French professor, and I'm going to tell you a little bit about how I ran into Professor

Serrillini. In 2013, a couple of years before the World Health Organization's

International Agency for Research on Cancer and Analyze, Ponsanto's weed killer

and found it to be a probable human carcinogen, a technical chemical journal retracted,

a well-known article about a group of rats that had been fed round up Ponsanto's weed killer

and developed cancer. The author of that article was Professor Serrillini, and he had done

something and nobody else dared to do. Ponsanto had used a bunch of tame scientists that we call

by institutes to do similar studies on rats, but all of those studies only lasted for 90 days,

and we know that cancer does not develop in rats following exposure for typically for 100 days.

By limiting their bodies to 90 days, they were able to pretend that Roundup didn't cause

cancer, and Professor Serrillini had done something nobody else dared to do, which is to take the

exact same test Ponsanto did for 90 days and do it for two years instead, which was the typical

life span of a rat. And he found that the rats, that 80% of the rats that consumed Roundup

developed tumors compared to 30% in the control room. Not only that, but the tumors in the rats were

130% larger. We now know because of the case that we brought with the bomb headline law firm that

I was privileged to be co-counsel on. We got hundreds of thousands of pages from Monsanto that are

called the Monsanto papers, and we took those papers and had them unsealed. And for the first time,

we saw Monsanto's internal communications, and we saw their strategy for destroying Professor

Serrillini's reputation and getting his article retracted Monsanto and employed former intelligence

agents and other hitmen to destroy the reputations of scientists and to get retractions from the

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