9/11 Questions 25 Years Later | Tylenol Pregnancy Findings | Fashion’s Waste Crisis | TMI Ep 460

On this special anniversary edition, we revisit September 11 through the established historical account and the alternative theories that continue to surround the attacks. We also examine fashion’s massive waste problem, new research involving prenatal Tylenol exposure and a theater dispute that ended with a two-year prison sentence. On today's TMI Show with Ted Rall and Manila Chan... Twenty-five years after 9/11, the official account remains familiar, but questions involving the Twin Towers, the Pentagon and World Trade Center Building 7 have never entirely disappeared. We present both versions without mockery, examining the accepted timeline alongside the structural arguments, recovered evidence and unusual details that continue to fuel suspicions of an inside job. Fashion Week sells glamour, exclusivity and the promise of something new. Behind the runway, however, manufacturers produce billions of garments that will never be worn. We look at the mountains of discarded clothing, luxury products deliberately destroyed and governments finally beginning to confront an industry built around relentless overproduction. Tylenol has long been considered one of the safer pain relievers during pregnancy. A new Danish study has complicated that assumption after researchers observed reproductive differences in girls exposed to acetaminophen before birth. The findings come with significant limitations, but the numbers are substantial enough to warrant closer attention and years of follow-up. Finally, a British theatergoer objected to a woman singing during the Queen musical We Will Rock You. His response went far beyond an annoyed glance or a complaint to the usher. The confrontation ended in court, where a judge handed the former Scottish laird a two-year prison sentence and an involuntary intermission. Join The TMI Show LIVE Mon-Fri at 10am ET. ******************** Smart analysis. Bigger questions. Stories that matter. And a big heaping of laughs! New episodes weekdays at 10:00 a.m. ET.