joining us today to discuss the latest litigation involving big pharma and america's opioid crisis is lyondell of why no radio on america's opiate crisis is lyondell of why no media man you know is one of the interesting aspects of this story is that the prosecutors are not only charging the former executives of rochester drugs. operative but the company had so you know as we saw the new york times reporting the company was conspiring to distribute drugs conspiracy to defraud the united states and we're going to bio suspicious order reports lionel's a former litigator what do you make of these charges. and is a former prosecutor i'm telling you right now twenty miller will drop the whole thing i had clients who would say i'll pay millions or i'm sure i'll chop oh would say can i get that deal how much you want how many billions do you want it you know tyro there's something here we've got to stop for a second this is different than anything my philosophical non prosecutorial belief is always been the drug laws were ridiculous that freedom and to to to incarcerate people who are sick whether it

very close to the farm and showed him to communities we stood looking down on the villages of black lyondell coup and i told him he was just putting a sledgehammer between the two of them a d.v.d. and if he's at them he'd be very polite because he always says to his revolve yes he's a lady on our stand is a polite and articulate but his business isn't go into the wall he can move his business he can even tell the people really hard he already has i know that i'm making a lot of money both himself personally and for us companies. but the audacity to turn round and united kingdom people who could be fifty years before they would have the theoretical grip britain or united kingdom that they hope to have mediately withdrawing from europe he knows well enough i like that that's not true . so you know it's people look at them and just feel that the far right has gone too far do you think. the debate over the us to now for years is changing the undergrowth of northern irish politics you know we've had to fix blocks. for a long time is it changing people's perception to opening up the constitutional