"This American Life" is a American Public Media radio program conceived, produced. Written, and performed by Ira Glass. In 2012, Episode 454. "Mr. Daisey and the Apple Factory," chronicled the investigation of Apples Foxconn factory in China by author and monologist Mike Daisey. The episode ran portions of Daisey's monologue that detailed Apple's exploitation of Chinese workers. The episode was the most downloaded episode in the show's history. Less than two months later. Ira Glass and his staff discovered that Daisey had fabricated the claim that the plant guards had guns and exaggerated the number of underage workers with whom he met. Daisey also falsely represented that a man with a mangled hand was injured at Foxconn making iPads and that Daisey's iPad was the first one the man ever saw in operation. What did Ira Glass do with the new information? What would you have done?