Effective communication: Lewis Black and the nanny state
Posted: November 17th, 2010 - 10:13am by Doug Powell
As the U.S. Senate votes on a food safety bill this morning, and with the monotonous repetition of food safety rules for Thanksgiving, Lewis Black provides his own risk communication advice on The Daily Show for those who want to regulate smoking, airport screening, toys in fast-food meals, and banning circumcision.
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