rene, i'll start with you. you know, this newly-released court filing on the dominion lawsuit really suggests that fox honed in on these fraud claims for rating boosts, and out of fear that they might lose viewers to more conservative media outlets that were emerging at the time, and even pandering to the more extreme right. your thoughts on this ongoing lawsuit^ do you think we will see the media giant held accountable for fomenting these conspiracies and these lies? >> you know, i certainly hope so. you know, the funny thing with fox news is, there's no rule that says to promote a lie, you have to believe the lie. people like -- tucker carlsen are not stupid. they know that the election was fair. they know that donald trump lost. and this was purely a calculated move to keep viewers watching. trump was upset with fox because of a call they made on election night in 2020. this was a way to keep them close. this was a way to keep trump from telling his followers to go other places. what they did was shameless a

joining me now, renee -- a retired schoolteacher.ate university, after surviving the prosecutor at the tree ox for high school in 2021. also with us, rene's daughter, who is something at oxford schools today at the shooting. rene, tell us about the shooting that the oxford shooting had on your son and on you as a mother. >> thank you for having us. the impact has been tremendous. i heard a michigan state professor in the program who recently talked about all you'll never think it will happen to you until it happens to you. he i was teaching down the street from him that day on the member 30 if, while i was teaching seventh graders, i got text messages from him, talking about being in lockdown and hearing a shooting outside his caution door. there were a few minutes of me sending panicked text to him. i think i sent five text pleading with him to respond to let me know that he was okay. i was fortunate. i got a response from him. there are families who don't get that response undercuts. it's devastating to me that more americans are n

we will let you run over there now to join rene as you said.hank you. >> thank you. >>> joining us to discuss university of texas law school professor and cnn lega l analyst steve steve vladic. is there anything that you see in terms of past opinions as a barometer for this court. >> it goes on two different directions. on the substance of the program the biden administration has lost a series of cases where similar arguments were advanced about what congress had authorized agencies to do from the cdc eviction moratorium to the osha vaccination mandate to the epa's clean power plant. there the conservative justices are coming to this case with a healthy dose of skepticism about whether the heroes act, this 2003 statute, really does authorize such sweeping relief. on the flip side, it's also the conservative justices who have spent most of the past 25 years really making it much, much harder for plaintiffs to establish what's called standing to show that they are the right parties to challenge a policy because they were somewhat injured in a uni

what think , renee? what do you think, renee?t school yesterday because my little girl's a private nursery, so, know, again, it's so, you know, once again, it's the disadvantage to have been more disadvantaged than those who are paying. and you know, i come this from a slightly come at this from a slightly different think that different angle. i think that just there is no just because there is no requirement for the to let requirement for the eu to let headteachers morally , to headteachers know morally, to try and protect children as best as possible, should they not have been telling them? and that tells me everything i need to know about the eu. the morally they don't give a about children. we've seen their lives destroyed over the last three years, we've them years, but we've seen them put into masks because the any you won't want it to actually score a point we've seen doors with the bottom sawn off in scotland . they sit in freezing classrooms with no evidence at all their education destroyed. and now once again , now that

renÉ has flown over all the way from toronto, canada, traveling several thousand kilometers just to seee. 13 of renÉ's friends, all of whom are married, pitched in to pay for her trip to the matchmaker. >> they planned this for three years. they knew i'd still be single in three years time. so, 14 of us jumped on a plane. and we are here trying to find me a guy somewhere across the ocean. >> scores of single people seek out willie's help. his services cost roughly five to 15 euros, depending on his mood, the time of day, and the amount of guinness he has consumed. on occasion, willie's been known to dance with one of his clients, but he keeps things strictly professional. willie daly has two great passions, pairing up single people and his donkeys. when he was younger, as many as 20 donkeys might be found outside the dance hall. if a boy met a girl, he would bring her back home riding on a donkey. but that was long ago. >> people are still looking for love. they want happiness, and in rural ireland they want children. which is very important. i know a man, he is over 80, he would still

renÉ has flown over all the way from toronto, canada, traveling several thousand kilometers just to seeillie. 13 of renÉ's friends, all of whom are married, pitched in to pay for her trip to the matchmaker. >> they planned this for three years. they knew i'd still be single in three years time. so, 14 of us jumped on a plane. and we are here trying to find me a guy somewhere across the ocean. >> scores of single people seek out willie's help. his services cost roughly five to 15 euros, depending on his mood, the time of day, and the amount of guinness he has consumed. on occasion, willie's been known to dance with one of his clients, but he keeps things strictly professional. willie daly has two great passions, pairing up single people and his donkeys. when he was younger, as many as 20 donkeys might be found outside the dance hall. if a boy met a girl, he would bring her back home riding on a donkey. but that was long ago. >> people are still looking for love. they want happiness, and in rural ireland they want children. which is very important. i know a man, he is over 80, he would st

renee, what are you seeing? >> i will tell you a lot of the people who hold the student loans feel like they are in a state of limbo as this all works itself out and works its way through the nation's highest court. in the crowd we have students, graduates, advocates, all of whom are rallying around this issue of forgiveness of student loan debt. word i keep on hearing out here is generational wealth. very clear in spending time amongst the people in the crowd they understand this is not just about the student loans itself. it is about the repercussions on life, financial freedom years to come. spoke to people who traveled hundreds of miles to be here. people who camped outside of the court overnight to make sure they had a spot here because they understand that impact. the impact it will have on them, on their children, and again for years to come, john. >> renee marsh outside the court, we'll wait months for the decision, jess, as well. steve phil, kim, and rhonda of "washington post," interesting to hear just

and to that exact point, renee, you've been covering the rallies outside of the court today. what has been the reaction among the protesters gathered there to all of this? >> reporter: yeah, you know, as jessica put it, abby, a lot of people in limbo at this point. outside of the supreme court today, we saw students, we saw, you know, student loan borrowers. we also saw advocates, all with the same shared story of basically drowning in debt. we heard lots of different stories out here from the 25-year-old living in new york city with her parents, afraid that she may never realize the american dream of financial freedom or home ownershipship, because of her college debt, to democratic congresswoman iyanna presley who talked about her struggle to pay off her student loan debt over the course of more than 20 years. to grandparents on fixed incomes who are seeing their benefits garnished to pay off loans that they are in default for. so we're hearing the full gamut of how this issue impacts people in their everyday lives, but it's not just people who have graduated also, students

. >> let's bring in cnn's ariane de vogue and rene marsh. we're throwing around an acronym here, mohela, we'll start with you, key takeaways of today's arguments. >> right, coming out of oral arguments that ended after more than three hours, it was clear to me that this is an uphill battle for biden. i counted five conservative justices who really seemed skeptical of whether or not this plan is legal. most of their arguments were around whether or not something like this needed congressional authorization. as chief justice john roberts said, has to do with a half trillion dollars, millions of americans, he really suggested that. they also had concerns with, look, maybe in a time of emergency this was executive overreach, but also they had another point, and they just really talked about basic fairness, what about people who paid their loans? what about people who didn't get loans because they knew they couldn't pay for them? listen to conservative justice neil gorsuch on that particular point. >> when i think they argue that is missing is co

cnn's renee marsh joins me now live. good morning, renee marsh.ere any indication that anxious borrowers can expect a ruling? >> yeah, that's what everyone is going to be waiting for. good morning, don. we know that today is justices will hear these arguments, but we likely won't get the ruling until late june, early july. that's when the justices usually release their rulings. but just in about another hour or so, we do expect to see borrowers and advocates from around the country outside of the court because which ever way the court rules this case will undoubtedly affect their personal finances. >> on board my flight headed to d.c. for the people's rally for student debt cancellation. >> reporter: 25-year-old sabrina traveled from new york to washington, d.c. to rally outside the supreme court when justices will hear oral arguments on the legality of president biden's student loan debt relief program. six republican-led states and two texae the administration does not have the authority to cancel the school loan debt of about 40 million america

rene, before the push to the create the bipartisan chips act, how much friendlier is the u.s.w to build up their operations stateside? >> well, i think the chips act is a great thing, liz. during covid, you know, we lived through some horrible supply shortages, and semiconductors are really, i think, seen as an incredibly important device to everything that we do. so the chips act is great. it's going to allow for more advanced manufacturing in the united states which is going to help, i think, the supply shortages going forward because the demand for semiconductors has never been greater. liz: well, certainly, especially as the president and others have pointed out even on the republican side because, again, let's point out this was a bipartisan plan upon which both republicans and democrats did vote for it. 11,000 or -- i'm sorry, let's call it 3,000, i think he said 3,000 chips in a single electric vehicle these days, correct? so the demand is only growing exponentially? >> when you think about the electrification of automobiles and everything that's requiressed with that,

thank you renee. this guy. what a pain in the butt. i'm just kidding as usual. this young man had a great year, got hurt first week of the year. he's a big guy coming back but he's specting a lot of things out of him and just told him to make sure you get ready and make sure you come and play. as we saw the last 3 weeks of the season, he had three touch downs, turkey day, two touch downs and heart and soul of our team and we loved him and still love him. rickey underwood. [applause] so, this is a greatest guy in the world, ryan tan. [applause] him and cruise would screw up where to line up and couldn't believe a 4.0 student could get messed up where to stand. [applause] and then we have another junior, ryan is a junior also. we got another junior named (inaudible) is yo here? played outside line backer and full back. did a great job and looking forward to great things from him in the future. [applause] is sid here? sid. you going to come up or you want me to bring it down? sid hurt his leg, and sid just stand up, say hi. came up the end of the year, did a great

that's why many drug developers describe renee as medicinal software. vaccines that use this software have a major advantage over other platforms. their codes can be easily altered to also make other proteins found on other disease causing microbes, teaching the immune system, how to fight them as well. and are in a can encode for proteins found not just an infectious diseases, but also for instance in cancers. in addition to messenger r n a, a range of other r, n a's play key roles and metabolism and health. so they also have potential as medicines . the cancer application is quite interesting because it is not a vaccine that will prevent cancer. but rather it is a therapeutic vaccine. it is a vaccine directed custom tailored to the cancer of the of the patient. which enhances and directs the immune response to more efficiently clear the tumor around 20 or any treatments have been approved so far globally. and dozens more are in trials in a wide range of diseases. and on a colorful note, singapore has hell. his annual parade, celebrating the lunar new year. some $3000.00 performers d

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rene marsh talked to some of these protesters and brings us their stories. >> hey hey, ho ho, student debt has got to go! >> reporter: student loan borrowers and advocates rally outside the nation's highest court as justices heard oral arguments on the legality of president biden's student debt relief program. >> kind of broke. and honestly, the movement for this really supports people that are in the same financial situation as me. >> reporter: some traveled hundreds of miles to be at the court for a case that could change the trajectory of their lives. >> headed to d.c. for the people's rally for student debt cancellation. >> reporter: 25-year-old sabrina travelled from new york to rally outside the court. >> my family would be eligible for up to $50,000 of student loan cancellation. so as a whole family, that's huge. >> reporter: she graduated from college in 2019. she has nearly $30,000 in student loan debt, with payments currently paused, she can now contribute to household costs for the home she shares with her parents. massachusetts democratic congressman ayanna pressley's pers

rene. >> thank you, deputy chief roz rozman. the information they will be giving out is held by the mlpd -- sorry, mlpd and msu officers had in contact with the shooter at east lansing road. our detectives responded to east lansing road and large street where the deputies contacted the shooting suspect anthony mcrae was observed walking. what had happened is that the lpd officers received a call that a subject matching that description was walk down the street on lake lansing road in large street in the city of lansing. the officers made contact, and two officers made contact with the shooter approximately 20 feet from mcrae. they exited the vehicle and orord or ordered him to show his hand, and he produced a weapon and then killed himself. it does appear from the body-worn camera that mcrae did not verbalize anything to the officers prior to shooting himself or taking his own life. once they had waited for two additional state security officers to arrive on scene, they walked up to the shooter who was laying on the ground, clea

and chip designs that practically everybody uses i'm joined now by the ceo of arm, rene haas good toe you. you just kind of reported earnings not as a public company but letting people know what's going on total revenue, $746 million, up 28% year-on-year but the inventory overhang in the chip business affecting you as well. how does it all work out >> good to see our partnership 800 billion dhipz in the quarter, an all-time high. i think that speaks to the diversification we've had in our business over the last number of years. we were largely associated with smartphones previously, but right now we diversified greatly into cloud, automotive and iot we fared quite well. 3. >> so, i hear a lot of similar positioning from qualcomm, which is diversifying into industrial iot manufacturing, automotive, not just smartphones that's still a big part of the business, though and over the past couple of decades, arm has tended to be smart about doubling down on areas like graphics chips, on areas like servers where you think you can have unique designs that make a difference what are you focuse

thank you, renee. 31 in national news. president biden called for unity in a state of the union address. yeah. he also talked about police reform and relations with china following the discovery of that spy balloon drifting over the u.s.. allison harris takes a look at the highlights. >> biden declaring in his second state of the union address that the country is emerging from the crisis of covid stronger and more resilient. 2 years ago. the economy is really i stand here tonight. >> after we created with the help of many people in this room. 12 million new jobs, more jobs created in 2 years that president created in 4 years. the president speaking directly to working middle-class americans, promising to restore manufacturing jobs, rebuild federal roads and bridges with american-made construction materials and insisting the supply chain for chips will soon begin and end in the u.s. today. we're the strongest position in decades to compete with china or anyone else in the world. president biden confronting china, make no mi

renee hernandez and renee hernandez santos are to appear before a judge. they helped claudia hernandez smother her daughter inside a san jose church more than one year ago. court documents suggest the trio did it because they believed she was possessed by an evil spirit. >>> walnut creek leaders debate gender designations for public restrooms. the city does not allow people to use a restroom designated for people of the opposite sex, but opponents point out in 2016 the state passed a law requiring single occupancy restrooms to be universally accessible. council members will discuss that issue tonight at 6:00. >>> it is 6:07 on your tuesday morning. a look at san francisco this morning. today is the warmest of all the days this week, is that right? >> we are past the warm weather. yesterday was so nice. we went to the park and enjoyed the sunshine. i'm looking at the forecast, and i don't know when we'll be able to do that again. it's going to be very chilly over the next few days and we are starting out mild. but the front hasn't yet arrived. once we see t

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renee hernandez, who is 59, and renee hernandez santos are scheduled to appear before a judge. investigators say they helped claudia hernandez smother her daughter inside a san jose church more than a year ago. documents suggest the trio did it because they believed she was possessed by an evil spirit. >>> also today, walnut creek leaders debate gender designations for some public restrooms. the city does not allow people to use the bathroom designated for people of the opposite sex. but opponents point out in 2016 the state passed a law requiring single occupancy restrooms to be universally acceptable. council members will discuss the issue tonight at 6:00 p.m. >>> developing right now, the deepening divide over ukraine ahead of the one-year mark since russia's invasion. >> president biden is in poland at this hour. meanwhile, russia's vladimir putin is just wrapping up his state of the russian nation speech, arguing blame for the conflict falls on the west. >> translator: the responsibility for starting the conflict for a growing number of victims lies totally with the west a

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here to discuss in an exclusive interview, bill founder rene lacerte. time you did mention last week these sort of atypical spending patterns, at least among businesses december kind of strange do you have theories as to what's going on? >> thank you, carl, for having me on the show it's always good to be on the show you're right we had very strong financial results. 66% year over year growth in revenue. we flipped from a net -- nongap net loss last june of up to profit of 19% this quarter so, with those results, it was the outlook we talked about. what we have is, just context for the audience out there, at bill we're creating a category that defines how business gets done we're automating financial operations for businesses. as a result, they're doing all the ap and ar and spend management that small businesses have we have a unique data asset that allows us to see exactly how businesses are thinking about their spend. we started talking about this two quarters ago where businesses were starting to pull back their spend what we saw in q2 for us, which

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i'm super excited about this cast renee rapp from -- [ cheers and applause "the sex lives of collegeorge. >> seth: that's great. >> and angourie rice, who you may know from "mare of easttown", "senior year. >> seth: oh fantastic. >> she's going to play cady. jaquel spivey, who was on strange loop in broadway tony nominee is playing damien auli'i cravalho, it's just an incredible cast. >> seth: and also, don't sell yourself short >> and also, me and tim meadows -- are going to be back [ cheers and applause >> seth: well, i do want to give you credit like, you and tim had parts in the original film that you couldn't age out of. where as - >> teachers work forever i do want it to be like -- i want it to be like when gilligan from "gilligan's island" was at a trade show and you'd be like, "oh he looks so old in his little hat." [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's your goal? >> that's my goal. >> seth: what is -- do you have to adjust the broadway songs to the film >> yes the songs are sounding -- it's really more kind of pop. and it's a fascinating process, actually you kind of -- in broa

>> so glad you did that reporting, renee. thank you. >> sure. >>> all right. mine and poppy's outfits. 28 days dedicated to spreading awareness about cardiovascular disease. it is the leading cause of death in the united states for both men and women. today specifically is national wear red day, a day that focuses on women's heart health. heart disease kills more women than all forms of cancer combined. there is good news though. many cases can be prevented. so here to tell us about that is cnn's medical correspondent and also with us is a journalist and tv personal star jones. she had open heart surgery to fix a volume of in this 2010. i want to talk about that experience. doctor doctor, what are the numbers and what is the data and how concerning this should be for women anticipate men would are watching? >> you said it in the intro. we say it every year. it is the leading cause of death for women in this country. it kills more women than all forms of cancer. one woman every minute and every year we come on tv and talk about the statistics. i think what has

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and to abu some bout, ah, father was a renee mo, to general of unesco and listen bell. so she noticed him fell this part of my family history, failed veteran his school in the 19 sixty's my grandfather worked on the rescue operation of when you're from dr. young, this is the 1st time i visited the site, was it all going to finally see the temples of you know, for them bell? since i was a child to tell me about the project, ian, i wanted to get a better idea of ration actually mean that will destroy so many nations together, all red restoration techniques and the desert and base against which it is. is a real feat. don't israel very impressed. she was announcing the by our rock temples, the huge statues at the entrance to the carved out of the stone which made dismantling and preserving them without damaging them was a momentous task. with the economic growth in the 1900 sixty's checked the number of large scale constructions possible down the ways bridges the engineers. nothing seemed impossible to save the temples of abuse and bell nefco issued an international call fo

renee cowling was inside her san mateo home on tuesday when her dog alerted her that something was wrong. she went outside and saw firefighters and then the treat the whole route ball tipped over. >> and it was pretty clear that it into the house. her first thought was concerned for her neighbor. i talked to. >> the owner today and she had gone out for a haircut. all was well when she went out for a haircut. it i don't know 5.32, whatever. but the time she came back. >> there was a tree down. she says her neighbor is okay and most of the damages to the living room. cowling says the winds were bad but she didn't think they were this bad. these are huge trees. so it's kind of surprising that they were affected by the wind. i've i've lived here 30 years. i've never seen anything like >> in palo alto, a tree came down in front of the home, damaging some of the site. >> i'm just glad that it wasn't 10 degrees to the left. >> most of the home was spared. but when elizabeth storm or walked by, she says she was reminded it's not about material things. main thing you think when you see that is th

yeah, ma'am again, renee, about to be done or is our stop on cassandra bush? yeah, we don't know why it it me stuff. when i'm running my dog desktops, enough monkey. i'm not to be stacked on you go without. no i did. does dog boy my g, g a 10? my said this was every time on the rude or not so great day guys doing down. good abernathy uploaded emotional wind arrive for mazda gently while on my desk. plenty garza free media. so ma'am bye events. we die off, mama, what are no minute? i've never really make bye. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah! ah! with ah, ah. rising out his quality, fanny, this is the dream. diego looked is from colombia to private foundation. deacon niv out his person, together with other children from the pony, the heads and brutality. thanks to dedication and perseverance, with global 3000 in 30 minutes on d. w. one years of war in ukraine. how has it affected the economy? our sanctions against russia working? our overview covers booming ukrainian. i. t firms supporting their homeland skyrocketing natural gas prices and an evolving cyber war that's more d

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renee renter, rio was in a state of shock when she realized that within just minutes, someone broke into her locked car. >> got it running and then drove away with her dog toughie inside. i was devastated. this happened at the pinole vistors shopping center saturday night around 6 pinole police took the report and began looking for her stolen honda cr-v. it was found the next day in oakland 38th and international rate found it and >> no dog. >> come here. as the hours turned into days. renteria now wonders if she'll ever see her. 2 year-old jack russell. again, i can't sleep for kimberly. eat. my child. >> just want to find her. >> she's been trying to get the word out, posting photos and info about her stolen dog on several sites. online renteria says she's received a few tips, but none have led her to toffee. and that means assured on so no looked. >> there look in the >> tearing up renteria, described her dog to me. she got a lot of i'll take it to the park and come on. think she's going to be tired. she was place more. yeah, i love or the she desperately wants talking to be returned.

again, renee busby. sandra is asked up on cassandra bush. yeah, we are not john, no white and me stuff. when i'm running my route, get the doctor cuts enough money. i'm not to miss that. don't you go without? no i did. does that boy my g. g, a 10. my said this was every time on the road right now. still grant dan, close to a guy. wow. good abernathy, i'm not at the was no wind arrive for mazda does equal on my dad. crazy gaza free media. so ma'am, bye. your best. we die off warm off i was what are no money? i never did he made ah, ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah oh nice you completed snap, swish. i pushed the consortium and then it took me the switch. like unless he's a option to put a 100 down of a pleasure listed as a prescribed interested, the mom brought to squad this machine. your studies go to cynthia had been married a story of resilience in 15 minutes on d. w ah. in the music security conference, 2023. this year's meeting is tasked with the tool auda rushes log scale more of aggression against ukraine has been going on for one year. n

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again renee busby. tundra no, it's a i thought bon cassandra bush. yeah. when i don't know why it raised up when i'm running my dog desktops. enough monkey. i'm not to be that. don't you go without? no i did. does dog boy my g, g a, a 10. my said this was every time on the rude or not still grant day guys doing a good average. stepmother gave us. no wind arrive from us, delilah. my dad got plenty garza free media. so ma'am bye events. we die off mama, what are no minute? i never dreamed ah, with ah shift your guide to life in the digital world. explore the latest online trends. navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective. we'll be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really matters to you. shift in 15 minutes on d. w. o pack. so punch and has plenty of space. no ford f 150 lightning is our battery, electric horse power monster. we take a look under the hood of this giant e. v. can and live up to its legendary gas powered cousin red. in 30 minutes on d. w with getting ahead, using tech as our documentary series

now we're a traditional islamic music is having a renee sons' through modern lyrics and a you tube audience. they all women band dubbed that in the mothers are popular with the younger generation, but they're blend of religion and trending topics. ah, a concert in the capital, the crowd goes wild, not for the latest pop sensation bought some rather alternative music icons. mm. meat, mercy, diarrhea, a dozen talented women putting on a show for it that easy as youth. oh, he did it, no matter what i think the cedar ears more than just cool. why? because all the members are women who complain more than 3 musical instruments. another become mothers, they still consistently play music. nothing change from them. that's why i see them a super cool that he had the bad him to where did he go? my movies on best that on my i was able on plan dub the andy mothers, the group have enjoyed a renaissance. that's thanks to the unique brand of islamic music, which deals with serious topics like nuclear destruction and human rights using a lighter touch. mm hm. in laguna talking about islamic songs, the cedar

controls, but not only in paris where the main column was today uh, there were problems in particular in rene, the police reported 13 people were detained, where today's strike was a serious violation of law and order. there have also been reports of problems today in lyon in nantes, where the motorcade was led, uh, representatives of the farming community were also reported today on the first day of problems with law and order, and traditionally today's strike day led to a serious transport collapse not only in paris but also in other large cities of france, railway workers, like usually found themselves ahead of the eastern traffic, which led to the cancellation of a large number of international regional trains and also intra -urban public transport curated intermittent e at refineries according to various estimates, from 56 to 100% of employees supported today’s demonstration and fuel storage facilities. in addition, power engineers joined this demonstration, which led to the fact that france today lost energy comparable to the production of four nuclear reactors. added to today. strikes,

thank you so much, renee, because then for your time and insight, while the winner here is obviously big farm out, we have to talk about the losers who are really paying the price. while patents are necessary to protect a company's proprietary, re search for a period of time. pharmaceutical companies have now gained the system to their advantage. drug makers are able to extend the patterns on their drugs, keeping generics off the market through a process known as ever greening. they do this by making small little adjustments to drugs which then sustained their monopolies for several years. drug companies on average file more than a $140.00 patent applications per drug to extend their monopolies and prolonged their profits while hiking up their prices. once the drug becomes familiar to people. while the practice of ever grinning isn't necessarily illegal, it is unethical and shows that the patent system is being manipulated to big farmers advantage. this cost citizens upwards of a $1000.00 annually on prescription medication. that would otherwise be a fraction if manufacturer generica