i do have a chapter in some cases, some of thehe brands, bus bunny, ms. kitty i was upset with that because it carries you off into the park. we would play a game sometimes, any place the ambulance stopped in beautifully amulets, there was a heroin addict. k if i could pick up a bag i think it's powdered sugar but for the most part brands out there today are more like not been opposed to the kid stuff. >> that's great about the dangers of advertising or kills that are certain way look attractive to kids, not just prescription pills but any drug, it's so risky so i do see, you think there's a path forward in regard to addiction in terms of reducing the number of addicts? >> i go over my plan. you have to edit the prosecution, we spent so much on the criminal side. we have to stop treating people as criminals and treat them as medical patients. we have to do anti- stigma campaigns. stigma alone after 9/11, what he had done for his country, he believed he was a scumbag because he uses. i am a supporter of safe injection site. the are illegal in the united states t

chapter about howi got upset some of the brands they were using like kermit the frog, bugs bunny, ms. kittys upset with her that because kids would walk into the park and you would see bags all over the ground in hartford. we would play a game sometimes with my partner that anyplace the ambulance stops withinfe 50 feet of the ambulance, there's a heroin bag on the ground. if a kid picks up a bag that has kermit the frog and looks in and sees powdered sugar, there could be a whole new outcome to that. pbut for the most part, the brands that are out there today tend to be more skeletons as opposed to the kid stuff. >> absolutely. such a great point about the dangers of advertising or pills that look a certain way that could be attractive to children. i mean,, not just pharmaceutical over-the-counter or prescription pills, i but in any drugs. so risky. so, what do you see as a path forward? do you think there's a path forward in your opinion with regards to addiction in terms of reducing the number of addicts? >> yeah, well so there's a section of the book where i go over my sort of plan. you

have a chapter in there about how in some cases some of the brands that they were using bugs bunny, ms. kitty, and i would tell this because you walk into the park and these bags are all over the ground. play game sometimes with my partners as to any place the ambulance stops, within 50 feet of the amulets there is a hammond bag. and there is a picture of a frog and one of them any there's a whole new outcome to that. and the brands out there now tend to be more with pelicans on them. >> that is such a great point about the dangers of advertising or pills look a certain way and it could be attractive to children about not just pharmaceutical over-the-counter prescription pills but in any drug. it's risky. so what do you see is a path forward, do you think there's a path forward in your opinion with regards to addiction in terms of reducing the number of addicts. peter: so there's a section of my book where i go over my sort of plan, we have to end of the criminal prosecution, we spend so much money on this the criminal side. have to stop treating people at yet to stop treating them as crimina