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Penn & Teller: Bullshit!: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (P.E.T.A.) plays on our compassion for other living things while laying a trap to turn the tables on us: P.E.T.A. is against all forms of medical testing involving animals-regardless of the potential benefits to human beings...it's enough to make a vegetarian eat meat! Special Guest Experts include: Jackie David (Public Information Director of City of LA Animal Services Department) Dennis Prager (Nationally Syndicated Radio Talk Show Host and Columnist) David Martosko (Research Director, Center for Consumer Freedom) Pamelyn Ferdin (Former Actor, Animal Activist with Animal Defense League) Dr. Jerry Vlasack (Member of Animal Defense League Los Angeles) Dr. Steven Best (Associate Professor and Chair of Philosophy, University of Texas El Paso) Gary Yourofsky (PETA advocate, Official Orator for PETA) Dr. Ray Greek (President of Americans for Medical Advancment, former PETA Supporter) Tee L. Guidotti, MD, MPH (Professor of Medicine and Public Health, George Washington Univeristy Medical Center) Brian Levin (Director, Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism) Ingrid Newkirk (Founder of PETA [stock footage]) Patti Strand (President of National Animal Interest Alliance) Jerry Greenwalt (General Manager, LA Animal Services) Rodney Adam Coronado (Member of A.L.F, Sea Shepard, and Earth First Movement) Patty Wood (Survivor Through Animal Research)

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