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Dr. Jeffrey Wigand, Subject of the Blockbuster 'The Insider,' Visits Porter-Gaud — Transcript

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  1. 0:11a bit once I was contacted by Dr wgan
  2. 0:14last week and he let me know he was
  3. 0:15going to be in Charleston he was here
  4. 0:17for a meeting and wanted to come back to
  5. 0:18somewhere that was near and dear to his
  6. 0:21heart is that safe to say and and give
  7. 0:24our middle school students the
  8. 0:26opportunity to ask him questions about
  9. 0:30what he's done why he's done it any of
  10. 0:33those kinds of things it's
  11. 0:36been almost 20 years since this whole
  12. 0:40process
  13. 0:41started you still feel the same way oh
  14. 0:45yes absolutely couldn't you tell
  15. 0:47probably more passionate than ever
  16. 0:49because I don't do you all know that
  17. 0:51Charleston is smoke free you know why
  18. 0:55and how it got there you don't do you
  19. 0:59well it happened as a result of portal
  20. 1:02students who actually learned about the
  21. 1:05issues of secondhand smoke in Mrs
  22. 1:08settle's class and then actually got in
  23. 1:11front of the city council and argued for
  24. 1:14them to do the right thing save
  25. 1:18lives so if anything you take away from
  26. 1:21today is that you all have the capacity
  27. 1:23to make a difference there is a power of
  28. 1:26one you need to go home tonight and
  29. 1:28teach three things that you've learn
  30. 1:29learn so take three things out of what
  31. 1:31we say which you've learned and if I
  32. 1:33don't answer the question here's your e
  33. 1:36resident expert you can go to anytime
  34. 1:37you want she has all the answers she was
  35. 1:40a very good student in secondhand
  36. 1:44smoke are go directly into the Airways
  37. 1:48and contain all the
  38. 1:50toxins okay 80% of the mass of a
  39. 1:54cigarette is become secondhand smoke you
  40. 1:57ever watch somebody's cigarette burn and
  41. 1:59the color of it that forms part it never
  42. 2:02dissipates you know what I mean by
  43. 2:04dissipate it never completely goes
  44. 2:06around so I take a I I have a perfume on
  45. 2:09ultimately the molecules will fill the
  46. 2:12room it will stay in the room when you
  47. 2:15reduce secondhand smoke in environments
  48. 2:18you reduce the number of heart attacks
  49. 2:21the little girl at worked Samantha who
  50. 2:24was an African-American girl that had
  51. 2:25severe asthma she couldn't hug a grandom
  52. 2:29cuz a grandom did what smoke smoke and
  53. 2:32every time she got near grandom who she
  54. 2:34loved very she got
  55. 2:36sick just and that's not what we call
  56. 2:38third hand smoke a cigar is anywhere
  57. 2:42between 10 to 50 g so the mass of the
  58. 2:47cigar the mass weight mass weight
  59. 2:51difference okay do I get more delivery
  60. 2:53from a cigar or I get more delivery for
  61. 2:55a
  62. 2:56cigarette come onig why
  63. 3:00it's bigger if it burns I burn a big log
  64. 3:03or I burn a small log is the burning
  65. 3:05fumes that come out the smoke the same
  66. 3:08no you get more South Carolina has one
  67. 3:11of the highest midity sicknesses and
  68. 3:15mortality deaths associated with tobacco
  69. 3:17use as thoughts of
  70. 3:20children your age they need 3,000 of you
  71. 3:24a day to pick up the first tobacco file
  72. 3:28girls are lighting up using tobacco
  73. 3:31products more than boys they have
  74. 3:32finally got full
  75. 3:35equality they died just as well women as
  76. 3:38St as the
  77. 3:41men so the settlement money that came
  78. 3:43out of the tobacco industry that made
  79. 3:46profits for years and years by addicting
  80. 3:48children was supposed to be bad and
  81. 3:50prevent that addiction your state
  82. 3:53government as well as other state
  83. 3:55government chose not to use that money
  84. 3:58responsibly
  85. 4:00roads Bridges mors libraries debt
  86. 4:04Etc states that have used it such as
  87. 4:09Florida before there was a change in
  88. 4:11philosophy
  89. 4:13Mississippi Maine when they use what was
  90. 4:15recommended to help deviate the
  91. 4:19morbidity and mortality associated with
  92. 4:21back thoughts as a pediatric disease may
  93. 4:25be used to ra smoking magnitudes among
  94. 4:28middle school kids by
  95. 4:302% life was going to be put in danger
  96. 4:33why did what what caused okay this is a
  97. 4:37philosophical yes do you understand what
  98. 4:39a bystander
  99. 4:41is that means that somebody who sits by
  100. 4:44and watches a har are they just as
  101. 4:47guilty as the person doing their
  102. 4:49harm I didn't want to be fce there we
  103. 4:53take the back out and it has inactive
  104. 4:56bacteria in it okay because you take
  105. 5:00moisture content water content down
  106. 5:03bacteria goes into a dorant state called
  107. 5:05the
  108. 5:07[Music]
  109. 5:10endospore okay those have biology know
  110. 5:12it now if I take the moisture up
  111. 5:1514% moisture content and then make it
  112. 5:1820% what do you think happens to that
  113. 5:21bacteria starts
  114. 5:23growing okay so if you went out and dug
  115. 5:25out well we did this year years ago when
  116. 5:29actually swab toilet seats and fountains
  117. 5:32and we filled with water
  118. 5:35we that's what they were to look at in
  119. 5:37class today we just didn't get to it
  120. 5:39okay well you'll see it it grows it
  121. 5:42grows
  122. 5:43bacteria toxic bacteria it grows fungi
  123. 5:48it grows B you know that children have
  124. 5:52the happiness drug that's in the brain
  125. 5:54400 times that level that's in the D so
  126. 5:58your brain is is already already has
  127. 6:01happiness drug called
  128. 6:03dopamine okay so it's why it's easy toct
  129. 6:06a child at a 21y old brain chemistry is
  130. 6:09different and what nicotine does is it
  131. 6:11disturbs the balance equilibrium that's
  132. 6:14in the brain it screws it up does and it
  133. 6:18creates what we call irreversible
  134. 6:21morphological key holes so once you
  135. 6:24start you etch onto the brain a neotenic
  136. 6:29receptor
  137. 6:30sight never goes away so if you stop and
  138. 6:34you go you smell smoke what is the like
  139. 6:37of people going back to smoking again so
  140. 6:41the best thing best cure is
  141. 6:44what have a scar

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