as the c.e.o. of gilliatt daniel o'dea justify this discussed during practice he said there underpricing ram decimeters in normal circumstances we would price a medicine according to the value it provides earlier hospital discharge would result in a hospital savings of approximately $12000.00 per patient all makes a lot of sense oh wait no that's stupid the value it provides to that would mean if a doctor save someone's life with heart surgery then that guy over the doctor the entire worth of the rest of his life millions of dollars and maybe should just be the surgeon's butler. my bill says butler well kids see dad he owes his life to another family now good luck on childhood remember to wipe your front to back and never sleep with your interns never turns out well. the value

it provides so for do taking buy agora who can now get it up you owe the makers of what sex with your wife or do you just show them 300 orgasms bend over pfizer wrap i need to give you the equivalent value your bother pills have given them a or do you owe them the child you were able to produce with the pills dear cialis i'm emailing to ask for a mailing address to send you robbie there is fair we want to give you the value of your goods just be careful he bites a lot and he's already totally races not sure how he picked that up so young. but there's another catch to gilly adds price gouging faced man against they didn't create doesn't fear we did you and me hit gilly gaddis received at

least $70500000.00 from taxpayers according to the advocacy group public citizen which reviewed regulatory filings and the national institutes of health ran the trial that led to rim does a variance from urgency use authorization and public funding is supporting clinical trials around the world today you and i paid for the creation and research behind rendez of it or there is absolutely no reason we should fill the pockets of gimli had incredibly rich c.e.o. and its board of ass. and i bet you knew this next part was coming but nearly all other developed countries limit how much pharmaceutical companies can charge for prescription meds the us doesn't operate like that we allow drug companies to charge as much as they please which is wise to cite just one example the cost of

insulin has nearly tripled in recent years for people with diabetes. other countries don't destroy people's lives if they have the nerve to want to survive a life threatening illness that is so odd i wonder why they. wonder why they don't do that oh is it is it because they have 'd the slightest little tiny bit of respect for the lives of their people could that be a not a lot of respect let's not get carried away it's not like people in britain aren't treated like shit by their government it's just they get treated like softer like diluted kind of a kind of a watery like a more diluted diluted. but this story gets crazier not only is it way overpriced we're not even sure rendez of ear does much there are some studies

showing it does almost nothing meanwhile according to the intercept another coven one team treatment has quietly been shown to be more effective although neither option appears to be the much needed cure for covert 19 a 3 drug regimen offered a greater reduction in the time it took patients to recover then rendez appear did people who took the combination of interferon beta one b. low producer a very rich on a very and reiber vernon got better in 7 days as opposed to 12 days for those who didn't take it yet there is no mad rush to get those drugs why is that maybe it's due at least in part to the fact that that treatment hasn't been the subject of a major marketing campaign no marketing campaign how are people supposed to irrationally demand your medicines if there are least 80000 commercials telling

them to do sell by the way but that be a lesson to remember to ask your doctor for to interfere on low for regular never mind. so the drugs actually work better than rem does appear and yet they don't have a marketing campaign each of the 3 drugs in the new combination is generic or no longer under patent which means that no company stands to profit significantly from its use right i ride ride ride ride ride dad why there is no marketing campaign only the insanely ridiculously profitable drugs are worth hyping the cheap ones and simply save lives * those are garbage that's what i mean why why what's the point of saving a life if you can't make a bundle from i've always had a life saved without extracting a lot of money from it is a life we're losing. i don't know that this last part needs saying but i'm going to

do it anyway when you have a system built on profit run by a sociopath based on manipulation and lizard brain impulses then you will always end up in a race to the bottom with unfettered capitalism you will end up with the worst drugs priced at the highest amounts hoarded by those who need them the least and that you are talking about recreational illegal drugs those are better and cheaper than ever thank god for that company was it easy to belive the basis to redact today. welcome can't know it take the news from behind the assault of the entire american

working class continues not only are millions unemployed not knowing where they'll find their next meal or binge worthy netflix show but also millions more are seeing their wages slashed at least $4000000.00 private sector workers have had their pay cut during the pandemic according to the university of chicago's backor friedman institute workers are twice as likely to get a pay cut now than they were during the great recession companies have also trimmed employee hours leaving many hourly wage workers with a leaner paycheck as well basically companies across country have realized this pandemic is useful to them which so many people looking for work they can cut wages without fearing the workers will fight back they just say to them and say if you don't like the lower pay go ahead and quit i have a line right outside the door of the. needs are under qualified symptomatic

desperate people who would gladly do your job half as well for 2 thirds of money sure i might love that they're intentionally torn jeans get caught in the coffee maker or that they have to bring their 5 children to work with them and store them in the employ refrigerator but it's a small price to pay in order to pay my workers a smaller price that's what they're saying and in other countries the workers have more power they have strength and therefore the assault on workers in other countries right now is far less dramatic which i think we can all agree sounds most all reg i don't know about you but i like excitement i like to shake it off i like a house of cards i want whole swaths of society built on top of a jenga game on top of a pogo stick i like to see entire industries collapse and then be rebuilt from

scratch before everyone realizes the rebuilding was a scale i'm funded by the pensions of a lovely group of alzheimer patients in the shady grove retirement facility they won't miss the money that wall street sucked away from them like industrial power lead gen how much could putting cups possibly cost point is. these other countries as they're known have work and they have workers debility resulting in decades if not generations of job security caught him asleep already and here in america for example united airlines just warned it would be firing 36000 people half of its workforce how cool is that as 36000 americans that will soon be available to hang out drinking miller high life and competitively spending watermelon seeds in the middle of a tuesday because they've got nowhere to go i think we all need to embrace this

light economic downturn and not worry about the fact that a tiny number of incredibly rich people are getting incredibly richer while everyone else saves their popsicle sticks from their fudge circles to use as a splints the next time they break a finger because they can't afford the hospital but just forget about those rich people exploiting your very existence like we're going to invite them to the miller high life parties. moving on i have to confess something i. don't really want to say this but i used to be one of those average americans who pick up the washington post of the new york times and actually. read it. not just read it but read it without laughing so hard i vomit and then keep reading and then vomit again and then finish reading and then use the paper to clean up the

vomit i used to think these legacy media were reliable but then i read something that turned my assumptions upside down and inside out like joe biden trying to explain how he supports black lives matter but none of the demands they have anyway i found out the new york times and the washington post are not trustworthy by reading. the new york times and the washington post brain ball exploded when last week we brought you the story of how the new york times has now admitted that they ran with a horse story that helped create a right wing fascist coup in bolivia i'm not shocked they did it i'm shocked they admitted it 1st rule of being a propaganda rag is don't talk about being a propaganda rag i came into new york times. and now the washington post has reported there are several high profile stories that have recently caused newsrooms to reflect upon their relationship with law enforcement especially reporters

reliance on official police accounts in several of these cases cellphone video of the incident offer a dramatic contradiction of the 1st police accounts this is almost as shocking as when they told us last year that the entire afghanistan war has been a lie they were only 20 years late on that one i myself surmised the war in afghanistan might not be with the government was telling us when we attacked the taliban for 911 something they. called to do it. for some odd reason that set off alarm bells in monogamy and a mere 2 decades later the washington post has stumbled upon that same story they put their best stumbles on that report anyway now they have uncovered the shocking the jaw dropping the gob smacking the story then police are not to be

trusted when they're relaying what happened in a police action i mean is your god not smacked my god is completely smacked to the point it has a red hand print on it like when you spank someone during sex my god is no one audie the dirty dirty socks the. more from the washington post the police shoot somebody and right away the mainstream press reports the police version said mel reeves a community activist an editor at the minnesota spokesman recorder and a lot of the times it's not accurate. i want an example in miami police arrested a guy in june who vandalized some police cruisers during a protest the miami herald reported he was part of a bylaw group called the southern slaves then senator and lego figurine marco rubio tweeted that it was more evidence of organized agitators from

a variety of extremist groups only one problem the southern slaves not an extremist group the herald later found it was actually a group of aspiring rappers from the same miami neighborhood who frequent open mike nights fanatical extremists trying to destroy america or open mike rap group i give them extra help all the time and then it results in my accidentally sending firearms to a guy named coach def and then challenging an armed paramilitary group to a dance off you just don't know you just don't know if that clock around flavor flav's neck part of an outfit or a timer for obama who can or can't. but yes it's true the police cannot be trusted and apparently reporters are suddenly coming to grips with that horrifying fact that most people knew from roughly the time they turned

7 some are already some urging a more radical step down playing routine police blotter stories altogether on the theory that they lean too heavily on the say so of police and thus amount to under verified information we have to go to a short break but if you're watching this on you tube go get our full episodes on the free streaming app portable t.v. we will still be putting all of the redacted i segments on you tube but the full episodes will only be at portable t.v. i'll be right back with a lot more. we are segregated only by social class. people also in poverty by 1st place if you're born into a poor family off your born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die on average 15

years younger than if you're born into generational poverty. the fight every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family. is you'll be via reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. thyssen nation whole community. are you going the right way or are you being led. directly to what is true what is right. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or

a maybe in the shallows. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race and his on off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we've seen the very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids oids invaded america under the banner of medicine persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she just goes after dose after dose after dose and really

became his drug dealer so who's to blame patients doctors manufacturers all the governments. but the demick no certainly no blood is just blind to nationalities. a summary. of the facts in world peace to. judge a. commentary crisis with this system things. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges created with the response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are

in it together. welcome back i'm still a camp the trumpet ministration is finding ways to charge protesters at the federal level as if they were terrorists to talk more about this let's bring in our emotional terrorist naomi scherr of ani naomi why are protesters being tried as foreign terrorists. because nothing is more foreign to the u.s. than powerful and vocal dissent is that what was really where do you think americans got the idea to burn cars from isis so i or i know it's worse we learned it from the french didn't realize there was an import it's like french fireworks but in the us it becomes it has become a felony that point to new york protesters who set an empty cup car on fire are facing 45 years to life in prison do they really believe someone's entire life is

less valuable than a chevy impala while the impound lot does do well on miles to the gallon property crimes and even rioting are usually dealt with on the local level but now trumps d.o.j. is giving out felonies like he's the oprah of law and order but federal law is about imagination it's an art you have to appreciate it in the case of a man arrested for possession of a molotov cocktail authorities argued that because he used an imported bottle of the trone pineapple tequila to make the incendiary device the case fell under the federal government's regulation of foreign commerce. those white supremacists willing to give torches should be nervous they have been boots from thailand assume nothing at a luau is legal to use this would be a federal case of the guy made a mullet of coghill with a bottle of kentucky bourbon and stove yeah kentucky bourbon explosives are

encouraged but they could also be a felony to new york lawyers facing $45.00 to life with no record were charged with interfering with interstate commerce by throwing a molotov cocktail into an empty already damaged police car according to authorities the police car is an instrument interstate commerce and their lawyers they should have known a property crime like arson could also be 7 felonies that's a stretch don't you think. federal crimes stretchy baby it sleuths its jhansi its own about the crimes you didn't commit and it's always been like this they make federal cases out of drugs and drug charges so we use the defended cell phone ping in new jersey then it's interstate baby i don't jazz musicians want to be associated with arbitrary felonies let me explain a san diego man with a molotov cocktail in his backpack is facing a felony because

a special agent with a.t.f. further confirmed the molotov cocktails were not registered in the national firearms registration. would you register a molotov cocktail well i assume you would walk into the d.m.v. with an empty wine bottles some kerosene and maybe there would be some kind of written test then you take an unflattering picture with it you can expect federal crimes to make sense lee there's a of there's a federal code that makes it illegal to sell jam made from a combination of more than 5 fruits and that's why i stick to granola what do you have for breakfast. not disclosing that to you the trouble ministration is trying to crackdown on dissent and paint the protesters as violent with overblown charges that the yes exactly bill barr calls it a witch's brew of extremist leftist groups infiltrating protests. we know normally peaceful protesters who get violent are responding to police violence at the

protest against police violence but sometimes i like to fantasize and believes like bill barr that the last was were good night a magical happy place with the brain votes and president will be the day only durani everyone thank you so much and i mean you know i've got to talk about our other developing stories here with me as a dad who goes beyond it natalie mcgill the louis how you doing now if so what do you have for yes so as most of us know there's still haven't been any arrests in the death of briana taylor the mt who was shot and killed in that no knock warrant ambush this march in louisville louisville kentucky and now there's a lawsuit from taylor's family alleging that the warrant served was all part of an overarching plan to oust suspected drug lords from the neighborhood because they stood in the way of this long planned revitalization project which is basically

code for gentrification the city have been buying up homes on the street that got as ex-boyfriend lived on for years and keep in mind this is not the guy that was in the house when she was shot with her ex-boyfriend as well as surrounding areas and there was pressure on the louisville metro police department to serve warrants to these homes and basically clear them out so the city could buy up the property so most people already know the basis of the story that the cops basically just barged into our house in the middle of night and was shot or like 7 times or something 8 times shot 8 times and killed her and she had nothing to do with anything and so now we're learning that these cops were doing this in several places to just kind of like clear out what the black folks from the neighborhood yeah well we also were brianna comes it is that police claim that briana's x. was sending packages of drugs to her apartment which is nearby but the u.s. postal inspector told the local media that the louisville better police department never uses office to verify. that brianna's x. was sending the packages to her place so the circumstances of how they got the

warrant already under scrutiny meanwhile according to the suit you have 8 homes on eliot avenue which is where her ex lives that were demolished by the city's contractor in a 3 week span earlier this year she was killed and more than i thought the story about the sailor was as disgusting as it could get so we're like you know what let's just sprinkle on general yeah you know that in there if you like more of a sacrificial lamb then then we. discuss things so i rushed things but i want to get to the next story your dreams were aiming for so there definitely have been taking us on an emotional rollercoaster with all their decisions lately. i think the big thing people are talking about is the fact that the southern district of new york can access the tax returns now but the one isn't that hasn't gotten a lot of attention is there dismissal of a case involving federal row federal death row inmates who challenge the full injection of obviously there's no transparency around the people injection process there have been high profile cases where like injections have been botched right

and because it starts with the cruel or unusual right that's the kind of the idea and now other countries won't even sell us the chemicals to do it or to give us a good one because they because they know what we're doing reflects exactly so now because of that we're on the course they have the 1st federal executions of death row inmates and almost 2 decades in the 1st ones scheduled next week apparently it's one of the mysteries was also upset that they weren't killing enough people overseas you know we have we have to deal with the federal death penalty endlessly every day via bomb just not in the u.s. just not a good sight to see that come home you know thing that would bring that home and i have a home appreciate it and then i also saw another supreme court. decision that they actually sided with the indigenous in oklahoma and like now half of oklahoma is supposed to belong to the creek nation that if you look up we're going to get out america must abide by some of our treaty to get out. i bet you have a horrifying for us yeah thanks

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