October 1, 2009
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6:40Over the last few years, we've seen a string of defective products being shipped into the US from China. Items ranging from pet food to children's toys have been brought into our country, only to harm US consumers because they weren't properly screened. And now there's even more. Thanks to a shortage of drywall products after hurricane Katrina, US manufacturers were forced to import tons of this material from China to keep up with demand. Now we're beginning to see reports of this drywall actually corroding pipes and wiring in the walls of homes, and emitting a foul-smelling odor that could be potentially hazardous to residents. Mike Papantonio talks about this issue with attorney and consumer advocate Ben Gordon.
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