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here is steve forbes, forbes media chairman, so steve it's so interesting, they are finally telling uscome out of hiding and people can go back to work. i wonder if they had not taught us a very dangerous lesson which is you don't have to work in new york in order to do your job. i mean the fact that you had to live here in order to work here and make that kind of salary has brought people to manhattan and new york, and we've suffered through high taxes and small apartments and all these little things but now we're hearing about google, facebook, capital one, amazon all kinds of and a lot of banks saying you know what if you want to stay home you can stay home. have they done something very dangerous, steve, potentially to their tax base going forward? >> well what's happened at warp speed it was a trend that's already taking place and that is more and more people were working either as independent contractors, working from home or coming to a client and just working for a few days and then going elsewhere. the gig economy is about 50 million workers today and in new york city people e

melissa: all right, revoking her status forbes magazine taking away kylie jenner's title of the youngest self-made billionaire accusing her of forging her tax returns. christina partsinevelos joins us with the latest, christina? reporter: in 2018, forbes shock ed everyone when they said that kylie jenner was the youngest self-made billionaire to ever make the list but like you mentioned they are now accusing her of inflating her personal wealth as well as forging tax documents to "reach a mega money mileston" so this was a lengthy and scathing feature published today

with the first and the second, director forbes? forbes aye. haney aye. hursh aye. lipkin aye. tumlin aye. gee aye. sesay aye. that is seven ayes and the consent calendar is approved. we can go ahead and move into the next item. >> chair sesay: thank you. >> directors, the next item is item 10, presentation of and public hearing for draft budgets for fiscal year 2020-2021, budget operating in 22,125,369. capital budget for phase one, 2 and tenant improvements in the amount of 81,53$81,532,269. and we have our chief financial officer to present on the item. and i have -- thanks. >> thank you, all, for that opportunity to present the 20-21 draft operating budget, operating and capital budget. our budgettime line is such that we present a preliminary budget to you in january and then a budget outlook in april and a draft budget in may. and then a final budget for approval in june. and the draft budget we provide a comprehensive overview of our projections for next year and then take your feedback and do further refinements until we can achieve a final budget that we present in jun

but forbes has now been re—doing its sums.iness revealed its value had been significantly inflated. she has hit back, where else? social media saying... she added... in case you are wondering, forbes now estimates her net worth as being just under $900 million. a prototype rocket developed by elon musk‘s company spacex has exploded during testing in texas. the rocket is being designed to take heavy payloads to the moon and mars for nasa. there are no reports of any injuries. the blast was not connected to the planned launch later today of the organisation‘s first crewed mission. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with louise lear. another sunny weekend out they are to close out the month of may. we have still got this area of high pressure across scandinavia. it is influencing the weather story right across western europe. a good deal of dry weather and warm weather. the orange tones. whenever you are, whatever you‘re doing, i can guarantee seeing scenes like this. from cornwall all the way up to the north—east of scotlan

and — us business magazine forbes removes reality tv star and entrepreneur kylie jenner from its listires, accusing her family of inflating the value of her cosmetics business. hello and welcome, if you're watching in the uk or around the world, and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. there have been violent scenes across the united states — in response to the death of an unarmed black man — george floyd. protestors have broken an overnight curfew in minneapolis after several nights of unrest. and there have been demonstrations in washington dc and los angeles. george floyd died on monday after a police officer, derek chauvin, who is white, was shown in footage kneeling on his neck. the officer has been sacked, arrested and charged with murder. let's get a sense of how widespread the protests are. demonstrations have taken place all across the united states — from the east coast to west coast. of course, minneapolis has seen widespread unrest — but los angeles and new york have seen scenes of violence and peaceful protest. atlanta, houston, lo

but forbes has now been re—doing its sums.business revealed its value had been significantly inflated. she has hit back, where else? social media saying... she added... in case you are wondering, forbes now estimates her net worth as being just under $900 million. a prototype rocket developed by elon musk‘s company spacex has exploded during testing in texas. the rocket is being designed to take heavy payloads to the moon and mars for nasa. there are no reports of any injuries. the blast was not connected to the planned launch later today of the organisation's first crewed mission. while the world races to find a vaccine for covid—19, many countries are using contact tracing to help reduce the spread of the virus. your questions about contact tracing will be answered by two leading public health and tracing analysts. you can send your questions by emailing yourquestions@bbc.co.uk or you can use the hashtag bbc your questions — and we will answer your questions at 3:15 in the uk, that's 14:15 gmt. now it's time for a look at th

steve forbes, jump in.-- there's real concern about the old wall street, main street divide. why is the federal reserve taking such a long time getting this main street lending program out and why do they seem to be along with treasury putting on conditions as if it's a normal commercial bank and not getting lifelines of capital out so of these companies can survive until the economy truly reopens and recovers? they seem to be dragging their feet. what's the problem? >> they have taken some time to design the program. they want it to work well. it does worry me that it is -- has taken so much time. jay powell did say that it will be up and running by the end of the month and so that's good. that may turn out to be too late for some mid-size businesses. also, i think there's some potential for weaker take-up than they expect because as time passes, firms are less and less willing to take on of debt, given their condition and given in many cases the relatively high debt they had going into the crisis. so this

assets when it served his purposes, such as trying to be listed amongst the wealthiest people in "forbes," and deflated his assets to reduce his real. estate tax >> yang: the house financial services and intelligence commites want trump records veyommo olosneneloe ansi eauns have made the president vulnerable to of particular interest to investigators is deutsche bank,

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maria: steve forbes. steve: shawn, talking about how well certain sectors of the markets are doing but is there a divide between wall street so to speak and main street, small businesses they are still struggling and in a few weeks aid will run out, a handful of companies are obviously doing well in the market but politically what's ramifications as small businesses are finding out that, yeah, may be opening up but there's not much revenue coming in? >> sean: regulation as you will as things reopen. we will tell restaurants they can only have 50% of their tables open, for example, it's interesting question on the divide. set up probably one of the key debate issues going into this election cycle which is, you know, do the big banks and do wall street, continue to do main street and i would hope as we go forward, whatever the next stimulus package it looks like it addresses that issue because small business is so critical to the economy, i think more than 90% of all businesses are small business and they'v

and managing partner of the forbes company.ions, full face masks, poker chips bathed between plays, temperature checks, and lots of electronics. all of this is what casinos in a post-covid world could look like will they have the same allure we'll look into that >>> plus, binging, breakfast, and bedding. stay with us after this quick break. the exchange will be right back. >>> welcome back to the exchange let's take a look at some of today's biggest calls. and we'll start with netflix which was initiated at jeffreys with a buy target and a $520 price target netflix is the a $439 today. jeffries says they see three reasons to buy the stock the addressable market is vastly underappreciated, margins is improving, and netflix has proven its ability to create value out of an uneven landscape. let's move on to wendys upgraded to an outperform with a $25 price target the call is based on the company's successful launch of u.s. breakfast, which they're calling very impressive. they expect breakfast sales continue to build with economic

us business magazine forbes removes reality tv star and entrepreneur kylie jenner from its list of billionairessing her family of inflating the value of her cosmetics business. now on bbc news, an exclusive film from inside the lodi hospital in lombardy, where doctors and nurses were on the frontline of the coronavirus outbreak in italy. the story of italy's coronavirus outbreak starts here. on the 20th of february, there were no known cases of covid—i9 in europe. doctors were aware of what was happening in china. but no—one in lodi expected their small, provincial hospital, and its sister clinic in codogno, 15 miles up the road, to become the epicentre of the outbreak. doctor paglia knew his small a&e department in codogno did not have the resources to cope. so, in the middle of the night, he prepared to move the whole operation to the bigger hospital in lodi. what doctor paglia and his colleagues did not know was that the virus had been incubating in the community for weeks. suddenly, patients began arriving in huge numbers. they all need one thing — oxygen. in the very beginning we were asto

then the kardashians what forbes is calling a web of lies that and much more next.t's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. thanks. we'll see ya. ah, they're getting so smart. choose the app that fits your investing style. ♪ >>> an interesting story out today involve iing the kardashi and a publicly traded company. kylie jenner had been celebrated as the younge esself-made billionaire, but now, forbes published an investigation saying she is not and maybe never was a billionaire calling it a web of lies these new numbers came to ligts after cody purchased a majority stake then disclosed sales figures that were lower than quha kylely jenner claimed as in less than half shares are down 70% since that announ

he goes with the forbes campaign in 1758. in that campaign, he believes he has a major impact on helping to lay out the line of march. he has experience with this sort of wood fighting. he does not get what he wanted from forbes. he wanted forbes to take the same route that braddock did, the virginia route. forbes took a longer but flatter route through pennsylvania, and ultimately had the same success. the french left the fort before the british arrived, so they arrived at an empty fort and were able to secure it. that success basically ended the french and indian war in the south. it was correct. once you took duquesne, the french had no way to project power south of the great lakes. when that was over, george washington resigned his commission. it was clear that his ambition in military was not going to be in the british army. he resigned his commission, es martha marri washington and embarks on his next career as a virginia planter. it is really interesting to see that as connected. he is turning his back on a military ca

they called her the youngest self-made billionaire to make the forbes list and now forbes is accusingtv reality star as well as makeup mogul, of lying about her net worth and forging tax returns to reach a mega-money milestone. so neil, i know you know about this but for those that don't know, the kardashian and jenner family came to prominence through their reality tv show as well as their massive instagram following so they turned themselves into a massive business empire. kyl kylie jenner is the youngest and richest of the family. she started her makeup line in 2015, selling $29 lipstick kits, then grew that into a big company called kylie cosmetics. she then sold 51% of the company to a beauty conglomerate called coty in a deal worth $1.2 billion just late last year. forbes now has come to the conclusion after reviewing financial statements from coty, a publicly traded company, that she's been lying. in a lengthy and scathing feature that was published just today, forbes claims her company, kylie cosmetics, is much smaller and less profitable than jenner led on to. there is a litt

as was written in the anarchistic rag called forbes magazine the use of masses of connected sensors makes it clear that the corona virus pandemic is intentionally or not being used as a test bed for new surveillance technologies that may threaten privacy and civil liberties so aside from being a global health crisis the coronavirus has effectively become an experiment in how to monitor and control people at scale oh goody i love being a juror bowl for the ruling helmets maybe they'll give us one of those yummy treats like i can rick or i can come bird for me. and it's not just your phone they're tracking in these smart cities making use of a traffic light indicator system there algorithm is able to anonymously identify and label people who maintain safe distances while flagging violations if they're able to track violators who follow within 6 feet of someone else then it sounds like they could choose to track pretty much anything else what do you think they're going to make of me when i happen to be mooning bank of america every tuesday oh. cordially and gentlemanly mooning now eagle eagl

back to forbes for another groundbreaking revelation. those doing the monitoring may not always have our best interests at heart what arts i guess i don't i don't know what to say the government and big tech not having our best interests at heart poppy cock but my phone has made it so that i can look at hitler kiddies anytime anywhere i am for him her is a test of big tech i realize this pandemic is scary i realize it has up and did the normal but we cannot give away all of our rights all of our privacy under the guise of security and any salesman can tell you one of the best tools to sell someone something they don't need is fear one someone to buy the expensive car tell them it's safer and ask them to picture their children in a car accident want someone to buy the home security paint a picture of a big bad burglar stealing their entire entire phil collen vinyl collection. after 9 11 5 companies even sold parachutes to office workers to keep under do desks in case they needed to jump out a window then even matter if their office window

, editor-in-chief of forbes media, and chris hogan, radio talk show host, author, and personal financexpert. chris, you've been listening to the stories tonightt from our business owners, new jersey, massachusetts, vermont, kind of focused on that part of the country, for no good reason, but those are places still subject to these pretty draconian lockdown orders. what do you do when you are in a situation like this? is it civil disobedience? onis that lawsuits? order, just pray, at this point? >> well, laura, what you see with all three of these business owners are people that are fighting to survive. these business owners are very serious about their business. these aren't hobbies. this is how they are serving their customers, this is how they are providing for their families, so they need the opportunity to be able to push forward, and the road to recovery doesn't happen sitting and hiding, it's about us moving forward, clearly, and being aware, taking precautions. as the gentleman said come up north, they are doing everything they can to keep people safe when they come in, we need

with the first and the second, director forbes? forbes aye. haney aye. hursh aye. lipkin aye. tumlin aye. gee aye. sesay aye. that is seven ayes and the consent calendar is approved. we can go ahead and move into the next item. >> chair sesay: thank you. >> directors, the next item is item 10, presentation of and public hearing for draft budgets for fiscal year 2020-2021, budget operating in 22,125,369. capital budget for phase one, 2 and tenant improvements in the amount of 81,53$81,532,269. and we have our chief financial officer to present on the item. and i have -- thanks. >> thank you, all, for that opportunity to present the 20-21 draft operating budget, operating and capital budget. our budgettime line is such that we present a preliminary budget to you in january and then a budget outlook in april and a draft budget in may. and then a final budget for approval in june. and the draft budget we provide a comprehensive overview of our projections for next year and then take your feedback and do further refinements until we can achieve a final budget that we present in jun

a recent story from forbes. america's beaches are open for memorial day.ere's what you need to know state-by-state. the contributor who wrote that story joining us via zoom. let's talk about more restrictive states versus less restrictive states here on the east coast, the difference between a rhode island and georgia. can you walk through it. guest: is an interesting divide. rhode island and maine are completely still locked down, the beaches are not open freddie uses.

. ♪ ♪ liz: a lawyer for kylie jenner is telling fox business that "forbes" new expose which just cameg the kardashian sibling of faking documents in order to claim billionaire status is, quote, full of outright lies. so let's just let you know that "forbes," after declaring in 2019 on its cover that jenner was the youngest billionaire in history, now the magazine is accusing her of inflating her worth and engineering a, quote, web of lies regarding her wealth. kylie sold 51% of her company, kylie cosmetics, to beauty giant coty back in january, but "forbes" now points to new filingsing by coty as evidence that kylie's namesake company was never earning the numbers that the young jenner claimed and that she may not be a billionaire after all. well, the reality star not entertained at all tweeting this morning, quote: what am i even waking up to? i thought this was a reputable site. all i see are a a number of inaccurate statements and unproven estimations. lol. i've never asked for my title or tried to lie my way there ever. period. well, there's questions about tax documents, etc., bu

and — us business magazine forbes removes reality tv star and entrepreneur kylie jenner from its listat different stages around the world, we explore what might happen as restrictions change and people adjust to a new reality.

here now is steve forbes, forbes media chairman. let me ask you about this transition to greatness how long do you think it's going to take? reporter: it's going to take several months and most will depend upon what congress does in the next few weeks there are two big things congress has to do. business is crying out for it and that is immunity from frivolous lawsuits. the trial bar is already writing a massive amount of lawsuits so congress is going to take that up if a company makes good faith efforts and principles of safety such as masks, physical distancing and the like they should not be subject to lawsuits only if you're legitimate, grocery negligent with your customers or employer s should be subject to lawsuit that is absolutely critical businesses are reluctant to reopen, and the other big thing that has to be donald i'm surprised republicans have been resistant to it is a payroll tax holiday that helps reserve jobs, create jobs gives a person making $40,000 a year a $3,000 raise, substantially lowers the cost of layer an

melissa: very true, always brilliant, steve forbes, thank you. schools under pressure, at least 55.1 million u.s. students have been hit by school closures due to the outbreak, we will top the director of policy of stanford university about his plan to get college kids back on campus safely, plus much more room in didcot new york. connell: this is the day joe has been waiting for, joe has a construction company in this area who complete the shutdown for the last couple months, today he is back and you will meet him next, after the bell, live from upstate new york as it starts to reopen, we are coming right back. here's the thing about managing multiple clouds for your business. when you've got public clouds, and private clouds, and hybrid clouds- things can get a bit cloudy for you. but now, there's the dell technologies cloud, powered by vmware. a single hub for a consistent operating experience across all your clouds. that should clear things up. connell: is a phase reopening here in new york state, the state hit harder than any other by the co

here now to react is steve forbes, forbes media chairman. steve, what do you think about this? this is the ingenuity of a private company. they donated the drug as you heard there. what are your thoughts? >> well, i think this underscores the importance of the private sector, and i'm delighted that president trump repeatedly has executives like from gilead and other companies showing what they are doing, abbott and other companies, and they are showing what can be done when you have a huge sense of emergency. i think you will see more of in the weeks and months ahead. we have johnson & johnson and some other possible vaccines in the work and the encouragement of the government, the adversarial stance we have in the past with some administrations this one of cooperation i think is showing the fruits of having a strong vibrant private sector with the direction of government with a healthcare crisis. melissa: yeah. no, that's a great point. along those lines, of a vibrant private sector, you and some of your colleagues got together and you put together a plan or at least some sugg

melissa: here now is steve forbes, forbes media chairman. let me ask you first of all about this move by the president do you think that local municipalities are going to follow it because of course, it is the mayor and the governor who is the last word in a city like mine. >> i think most will. i think you're going to see more and more stark contrast between states that are moving with deliberate speed to open up and those who are lagging. heard about vermont today is about as a rural space as you can find, they're still acting like it's new york in march. so i think you're going to see pressure from other states to open up and i think people are recognizing that if you practice what physical distancing and the like, you can go out. there are always risks out there but people have had enough. this has lasted far longer than anyone anticipated. this lockdown. melissa: yeah speaking of having enough, there's already this talk about what happens if it comes back and if there needs to be another lockdown, the president has said we will not do t

maria: steve forbes, jump in here real quick for gordon, you can look back to world war ii and say torself, imagine if companies around world war ii, american companies said to the u.s. government, look, i don't want to work with you because i need a foothold in imperial japan? steve: that's what happened in 1930's, so we've done this, we've been here before. i want to get to gordon, you said we have to see this if a larger context in south china sea. should the u.s. put presence in the south china sea, i know that the navy and the marines are considering this, what would you recommend, tell our allies we are there, we are physically there? >> gordon: i think something like that would be important. go ahead and reclaim so that, for instance, you have taiwan; malaysia, indonesia, philippines do the same thing and that would show china that actions are counterproductive. also we need to be a bit more aggressive in freedom of navigation exercises an we need to tell the chinese in public as well as private they may not interfere with u.s. navy and u.s. air force in global commons because

martha maccallum and steve forbes, all on the show coming up. . .pooh stuart: it is called vote buying. government handouts targeted at specific groups of voters. the latest example of speaker pelosi's colossal 3 trillion-dollar stimulus. with deep humanity the speaker says it is designed, for the opening of our economy safely and soon. soon? if you want to open the economy and get people back to work you do not offer a big incentive to stay home but that is exactly what the pelosi plan does. the 600-dollar a week emergency pay that is extended way through into the summer. $100 billion, that is to pay your rent. $75 billion, pay your mortgage. those 1200-dollar checks, more of them will go out. why go back to work? dig a little deeper. the pelosi plan would repeal salt. who is in favor of that? the wealthy. who live in high tax democrat states. talk about vote buying. allowing a deduction for state and local taxes again, that is what pelosi wants, is direct support for the rich. by the way, these days the rich, the elite, they vote democrat. the spe

ift: the article in forbes you want to know what you need to know when it comes to beach reopening. we app ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, the american conservative kelly valeo discusses the use of technology in tracing those with the coronavirus. professor at george washington university's school of public policy and public administration on the role of inspectors general. c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. ♪ ♪ the battleship missouri -- 50 -- 53,000 tons flagship, marking the complete and formal surrender of japan. in the bay of tokyo, the united states destroyer comes alongside, bringing representatives of the allied powers. general of the army douglas macarthur, supreme commander for the occupation of japan, an admiral escorts general macarthur to the deck, where the ceremonies to take place. it is sunday, september 2, 1945. ♪ >> we are on the 01 level of the battleship missouri, also known as the veranda deck. thanks to the events of sept

he also, although doesn't get what he wanted from forbes, he wanted forbes to take the same route braddock did, the virginia route, but forbes took a longer, but flatter route through pennsylvania, and ultimately had the same success . e french left the port where they arrived and they were able to secure it. that success basically ended the french and indian war in the south. it was correct. once he took duquesne, the french had no way to project power basically south of the great lakes in any kind of force. so when that was over, george washington resigned his commission, you know, it's clear his ambition in military was not going to be in the british army, and he resigned his commission, married martha washington, and embarks on his next career as a virginia planter. so it's really interesting to see that as connected. you know, he is turning his back on a military career that has been denied him essentially as his interpretation throughout idiocy of the british, and now he's really going to become that virginia planter that he never had been. and to do that, he brings martha washington

wealth of talent but he's not short of cash either that's right tennis star roger federer it tops forbes list of the world's highest paid athletes the record 20 time grand slam winner made a whopping 95000000 euros in the last 12 months the majority from endorsements this race becomes the 1st tennis player to top the list he replaces football star lionel messi fellow football as a christiana ronaldo and ny ma and the n.b.a. star le bron james round out the top 5. you're watching the day to be news thanks much. beyond. where all of the stories that. come through in. order every takes. a running back. up your claims to know how you made 4 mines.

i'm joining bid nate forbes. nate, welcome.nd how's it going with this text pickup service in michigan so far >> well, we just started, kelly. we have about 43 of 170 stores participating this morning and it is as easy as pulling into the parking lot, texting your store and they'll bring the merchandise whether you ordered it online or direct with the sales person bring it right to the door, to the front door of the shopping center, open the trunk, putt it in and away you go we are starting to figure out how to condition the retail tore the new world of retail. >> it sounds like make it suggest it is stores are really looking for ways to stay connected with the consumer because this is existential for them. >> sure is they have been thinking about it for several weeks and the minute we could open, at least with curbside delivery, it's a way for them to connect to their consumer, keep in mind this is going on for about a period of two years in retail space and we have to condition ourselves to be agnostic. the developmenter is a

retail was struggling before the pandemic, pamela, the owner of unity marketing and a contributor to forbes on malls things some, not all malls will make it out of the crisis, major malls in northern california are losing anchor tenants including nordstrom. with j.crew filing for bankruptcy and jcpenney on the brink, more troubles could be ahead. >> none of this means anything if customers don't feel safe and none of this matters if employees don't feel safe. >> reporter: of course the bay area has a more stringent shelter in place order superseding california but many in the bay area are looking forward to may 18 for a partial reopening and some curbside pickup. it's unknown at this point if malls will be included in that cohort. >>> alameda county has ordered tesla to shut down its fremont facility but ceo elon musk is not backing down. tesla workers are back on the job today but the big question tonight is if tesla is disobeying county health orders, will they face penalties? one county supervisors tells us it's complicated. >> the last thing i would want is a visual of elon musk in hand

forbes is raising some concerns over the downside of picking a vp based on sex.it sends the decision that if he were sex-blind he wouldn't have chosen the women don't like women. that a woman couldn't earn this position on their own without some help. if he had chosen the right candidate without regard to gender, it is still very likely the candidate would have been female. and her appointment would not have been diminished by his narrowing down the field but gender beforehand." this is right out of what you and i were talking about. >> apologies to forbes, but when biden made the pick, he wasn't making it -- when he made the promise to pick a woman, he was making it to secure the nomination. he wasn't making out of nowhere. he was saying to the women of the democratic party, "i know you're frustrated after haley clinton stumbled four years ago. i know you wanted a woman. i know that female candidates fell by the wayside this time. i hear you. if you make me the nominee, i promise i will run with women. he wasn't doing it for just the sake of who he wants as his

olympic it could not come at a worse time and he was named one of forbes under 30 last year after cofounding the software company catalyst with his brother. it helps companies better understand how their customers are using their products. he came down with a virus while trying to raise money for catalyst which employs more than 30 people.? i remember speaking to our elite and best for and it was as i was like getting ready, real sick i remember talking over zoom and i was sweating profusely. >> admitted to the hospital after that meeting he focus on getting better while his brother completed the deal with investors and secured the money, so he woke up from sedation essentially $25 million richer. >> more or less. i knew the process was happening. i was being sedated in and out but i guess the way he put it, you could say that but it is not my money. it is the company's money. there are a lot of people to celebrate. >> he is resting and reflecting in hopes his remarkable story serves as a reminder. >> everything happens for a reason and you have to keep pushing forward. >>> there are a numbe

arco i wanted to show you that appeared in forbes about the sackler family and back in 2015 they had 14 bay and one of the richest families in the united states and they've sold more than 35000000000. dollars worth of oxy cotton since it was really just. it was boarded $952.00 by the central brothers both doctors until then their name was now known to the general public nowadays that billionaires and very much appreciated by. made itself known as the patrons of museums such as the movie the guggenheim but without anyone making the connection between their fortune and their company michael barrett intends to make this truth known. do you think they knew a. they were doing sure they knew what they were doing. the exact they were there when they pleaded guilty to crimes and for all didn't lead with and. knowingly crossing remarkably oxycontin that's a result of one thing for sure that they were my conveyance and i mean dollars and they didn't hear who destroyed it what damage it caused in 2007 the company pleaded guilty to the federal accusations of misleading marketing and false advert

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