martin skelly. the farthest pharmaceutical executive who sparked global outrage when he raised the price of a life-saving drug to 700 dollars per pill. he was arrested in a separate fraud case. he sat down with him and it's an interview you will this is a name that got started when i was a picture that i took of me in the sunglasses. the reason i took the pictures because i never like it. they took photos of us when we did unusual things. >> it was the start of a very highly public journey for martin skelly thrusted into the spotlight for hiking the price of hiking the price 5000% of putting profits before people. >> they want someone to hate. if i fit that mold then i feel like i'm fitting a utility. they arrested him and accused him of security fraud in connection with a different drug company and a hedge fund he was involved with. driven by the negative publicity from the price hike. since his arrest, he keeps a lower profile. he engages people on live stream like the one that we met him with thi

chicago teachers union the former drug that made infamous for price gouging is changing lawyers martin skelly former legal team notified and new york giants and change and an he called his charges that precious and took issue with claims that he is the world's most hated man. the former hedge fund manager pleaded not guilty to securities fraud and conspiracy prosecutors say scroll eight loss to investors money for bad trades then use those pharmaceutical company to pay them back one of the cars used by pope francis during his september visit to philadelphia is going up for auction the city's archdiocese made an announcement today the model fee on car will go up for bid at the philadelphia auto show next week. proceeds will go to select ministries and the children's hospital of pennsylvania. the pope got out of the black sea out to bless a boy with cerebral palsy. during his visit there he made a point of using modest cars to emphasize simplicity. new research could change the whole way we look at the solar system scientists believe there could be a planned attacks far far away. elisa this new

martin shkreli, possible antitrust violations. this is in connection with the company's decision to hike the price of a life-saving drug by more than 5,000%. skellyo been indicted on security frauds charges and by a pharmaceutical company, retrofin. >>> okay. gop front runner donald trump may be atop the polls, he's topping his nearest competitor by, get this, 16 points, but he's also topping the poll of being disliked. trump is viewed unfavorably by almost 60% of voters. so the national review has dedicated its latest issue to conservative voices to explain why they're, quote, against trump. the editors wrote: donald trump is a menace to american conservativism who would take the work of generations and trample it underfoot on behalf of a populism as heedless and crude as the donald himself. we are joined right now by national review editor rich lowry and julie roginsky, democratic strategist. both are fox news contributors. rich, where were you six months ago? [laughter] that has been the controversy and the criticism of the national review today. why did you wait so long to write this article? >> well, we've been quite critical of trump all al