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dot com coming up talks with dr jane orient their director of association of american physicians and surgeons about the ongoing crisis in america don't want to miss that stay tuned to watching the whole. is there something i'm. just i'm just. yeah using this will support it isn't going to want something to go much but if you have a lot of the behind. bars. for the car seat and you know this isn't going to. get any more than it is before that it is going to be. but i mean. get delivered. by now we know that the opioid epidemic is one of the greatest threats facing our country but underneath the political blame game now directing our approach to this crisis the question remains of how exactly we got to this point where the roots of addiction really lie many had the responsibility on doctors overprescribing pain medication for elements that used to be treated with nothing more than an aspirin while the more conspiratorially minded lay the blame on our own governments as sturrock relationship with drug cartels and the narcotics industry but as overdoses continue to skyrocket hypodermic n

over who's responsible for this epidemic and what can be done about it shawn stone sat down with dr jane orient the executive director of the association of american physicians and surgeons to find. doubt if what we're seeing is really the result of malpractise by big pharma and their friends in the government i think there has to be government collusion at all levels but i think we may be looking at the wrong place here certainly big pharma may have done some things wrong but what about the transnational drug cartels which are bringing in huge quantities of drugs one tractor trailer that was apprehended recently at the yuma border of the human crossing point in arizona was carrying about one point two billion dollars worth of heroin and fentanyl. mexico was really thriving it's her and in his heroin production most of the fence in the is coming from china the fence know is an extremely potent. it sint synthetic opioid that can be fatal in tiny tiny doses and people are not buying this at walgreen's they're not buying it from from big pharma they're buying it on the street. indeed and so

covered in facebook and twitter see our poll shows at r t v dot com coming up sean stone talks with dr jane orient their director of association of american physicians and surgeons about the ongoing open. crisis in america the one of those that stay tuned to watching the whole. series of. you get it on the your world. according to. mark twain said it's easier to fool people than to convince them they've been fooled that could be why america is so divided because people have been fed the fake news feed for by corporate interests they beat you down until you relieve their fairy tale well here's a story for you it's called big and it's little. fiction. by now we know that the opioid epidemic is one of the greatest threats facing our country but underneath the political blame game now directing our approach to this crisis the question remains of how exactly we got to this point where the roots of addiction really lie many had the responsibility on doctors overprescribing pain medication for elements that used to be treated with nothing more than an aspirin while the more conspiratorially minded

dot com coming up sean stone talks with dr jane orient m.d. about the real causes behind the opioid epidemic and they only care a body and natalie mcgill join us to preview this week's latest redacted to light up the so stay tuned to watching the it's. called the feel we go through. every the world should experience. and you'll get it on the old the old. the old according to jess. come along for the ride. mark twain said it's easier to fool people than to convince them they've been fooled that could be why america is so divided because people have been fed the fake news paid for by corporate interests they beat you down until you believe their fairy tales well here's a story for you it's called big and it's full of facts. all right hauke watchers here are some numbers that may make your skin crawl of the world's entire pharmaceutical opioid supply eighty per cent eighty person. said it was consumed in the united states and if you think this is just a problem we've always had you better think again because between one thousand nine hundred one

dot com coming up with dr jane orient their director of association of american physicians and surgeons about the ongoing crisis in america one of those that stay tuned to watching the whole. is the sound i'm not to run. with you but. i will be. honest i'm just. using this with some pros. something to go much better if you have a lot of one hundred. she does that she did the militia and got very. little to no more than it is being done of this done so there's got to be but i mean. look. good they would. make this manufacture consent to the public well. when the ruling class isn't protect themselves. we can all middle of the room sick. really. really really. by now we know that the opioid epidemic is one of the greatest threats facing our country but underneath the political blame game now directing our approach to this crisis the question remains of how exactly we got to this point where the roots of addiction really many had the responsibility on doctors overprescribing pain medication for elements that used to be treated with nothing more than an aspirin while the more conspiratoriall

dr jane orient executive director of the association of american physicians and surgeons to sort the facts through the media spin surrounding this. and so what is it that sparked your own personal interest as a doctor into the epidemic. i think just from where i sit with the association of american physicians and surgeons we've been very concerned about the number of physicians who have been prescribing for chronic pain patients in good faith who have had their lives ruined who've been sent to prison like a drug dealer when they were just writing prescriptions there on the record they thought they were following the guidelines that were current at the at that time and they were blamed for all of this drug trafficking you put the doctor in prison and what happens to the drug trafficking not a thing because the doctor is not responsible for it it used to be that the gateway drug was marijuana but now that marijuana is being legalized. saying that's a gateway drug is pain medicine and in some cases maybe most chronic pain patients although they may be dependent on the drugs are not addi

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in the meantime, detective gibson was waiting to hear from dr. janethe city of st. louis. he had hired her to review that old autopsy report. >> the thing that struck me first just looking at the scene photographs was the position of mrs. lovelace's arms. >> she says the photos show cory's body in full rigor mortis. like the detective, the m.e. believed the picture and curtis' story were out of sync. >> i estimate that the time of death was somewhere ten to 12 hours -- prior to her photograph being taken that morning. so, somewhere around 9.00 or 10:00 -- or 11pm the night before. >> in other words, the night of february 13th -- not the morning of february 14th as curtis claimed. appeared altered as though methsode as was removed. >> why were her hands not resting on a surface and that surface-- whatever that object was that her hands had been resting on -- why wasn't it there anymore? >> reporter: turner noted the abrasion on cory's face and the cut inside her upper lip. to her, that suggested something had been pressed against the woman's mouth. >>

supreme court hasn't quite been playing with a full deck of backs and finally sean stone talks with dr janeorient about the ongoing opioid crisis in the united states it's going to be a jam packed show we're even going to talk a little bit about hubble i mean there's no stone left unturned that we won't turn over here watching the hawks i wouldn't expect anything less tie we appreciate it no problem thanks so much and that is there for now from on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r t america and check out our website r t dot com slash america you can also follow me on twitter on your question or. in case you're new to the game this is how it works in the economy is built around . washington washington media. voters elect. obama's. business because. it's not. it's business like it's never been done. mark twain said it's easier to fool people than to prince them they've been fools that could be why america is so divided because people have been fed the fake news feed for by corporate interests they beat you down until you see leave their fairy tales well here's a story it's

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and i said bring in dr charley a professor and dean of the jane doll school of international affairs thanks for joining us here on r.t. international today joining us really what appears to be an unprecedented mass shooting in las vegas nevada obviously it's early days yet but any potential speculation as who could be behind this. early united states has to go to. a crying marker or is as well as a gun rampage it's done by many people there's always the possibility arsalan you probably start to act out we've seen one in orlando at a nightclub some time ago by an isis inspired government and if you look at the intensity with which the fighting has happened it seems like it's a certainty or cream individual and not someone who was psychologically unstable and so more and more you know that is the general state i think would be either way you know a white nationalist who are way of the most likely because you know the white nationalist party minorities more like for example the church massacre that happened some time ago so i have a feeling that this is actually i see this fight is not

dr. terrence roberts. mini jane brown tricky. thelma mothershed, wier. and join us in remembering the late jefferson thomas. ladies and gentlemen, the little rock nine. [ applause ] >>> please welcome to the podium our mc for today. an educator and community leader and the first african american to attend little rock central high school for 10 lth, 11th and 12th grades before graduating in 1962. dr. civil jordan hampton. >> please be seated. thank you. good morning. welcome to this historic day. thank you to each of you who are here today. some have travelled from down the block and others have come from around the country and overseas. as i look out into this crowd i see many familiar faces, many long-time friends. i also see many new faces. no matter how far you travel to be here or how many people in this room you know, please know we are honored to have you here without you here in this audience the event would not be complete. you a key component of this commemoration ceremony. now please rise for the presentation of colors by the arkansas 31st air

dr. gorka or do you think this was a sole attack? >> i always said since 9/11 there is no such thing as real lone wolf terrorism, talking about timothy mcveigh, not sad cases like jihadi jane, serious plots, boston bombing, fort hood, even one perpetrator like in fort hood there is some connection along the way to indoctrinatetor, cuter somebody sanctioned it. in the case of nidal hasan, awlaki gave him religious sanction to kill his fellow servicemen in fort hood. lone wolf of jihadi variety is misnomer, doesn't exist. didn't mean this could not be one man psychological issue, and decided to kill as many people as he could with his weapon. trish: we'll find out i think in the coming days. dr. gorka, thanks for being here. >> thank you, trish. >> joining me someone you may know, friend of the show, been on many times before, not talking about this, attorney brian claypool, he was at the concert when the shooting occurred, he joins me right now by phone. glad you're safe, number one. >> thank you, trish. >> tell us, brian, what that was like? >> in an area designated as vip section called the lounge. the way i could describe it, jason aldean is playing, looking out in the a

dr sonya hill, welcome to breakfast. good morning. looking at those images, this is charting a life‘s work. absolutely. janeestruction has gone on since then. in 1960 it was completely unheard of for a young british woman to go to the wilds of africa to study chimpanzees so her mother went with her, to act as a chaperone, insisted on by the authorities. she was also not a trained scientist when she first started. even know the famous palaeoanthropologist lewis first started. even know the famous palaeoa nthropologist lewis lea key, who had seen the potential in her to work with chimpanzees, had arranged for her to do the study, he recognise she had the skills, but the scientific community at the time, mainly male and had very different methods that we had now, largely thanks to jane, they didn‘t understand and she they felt that she wasn‘t being scientific enough. all these things we talk about is being normal, back then she was seen as somebody doing it wrong. she was ground—breaking. there is a human side to this and there is a love story attached. she met hugo van lawick, the national geographic photogra