Kevin might happen Tonio the star of ran a hose to bring a fire radio along with
bobby kennedy junior
and Sam cedar and a an attorney
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back are you down
I am great I am but actually I'm getting better I was
I was kinda up a little under the weather yesterday but I'm fine today
hope you're well I am great so what's on your mind today I understand that
a bribery cover-ups and illegal testing are no longer in the movies anymore
which yellow that that's what I V under-reported stories by
by corporate media what what's interesting about this story about this
case is GlaxoSmithKline
was caught it I company yes a drug company was
I'll a UK drug company funneling about half a billion dollars into bribery
scams that they're running in China
what they were doing as they were bribing doctors directly
buying prostitutes for doctors drop by trips for doctors
and in exchange the doctor would prescribe their medicine
and so i the Landon interesting thing about it is the
for for a couple years now people been asking what why is
is glaxo smithkline selling so many drugs
because they were is almost two to one with the other companies
in China you're in China and so they found out well that's why I because uva
you know because the bribes games that are going on it is it really is a time a
big drugs gone wild
Tom that's the only way out here just second path Eliot Spitzer gets caught
with a hooker he loses his political career he could have gone to jail
a lot a man do actually a lot and and far more women bared to you know go to
jail for engaging in that profession
arm and here's a beers a company that's not
this isn't one guy you know pork in one prostitute
run if it's a half a billion dollars that's a helluva lot of people
all know it's it's it's massive in its not just doctors they way it went all
the way up to the
regulatory agencies you remember to how we caught the
the oil industry %uh doing the same thing with our environmental groups that
were supposed to be over saying the drilling
a mineral of the middle organizations right
%uh in the in the Gulf right well they were doing the same thing they were
having
prostitute parties cocaine parties so where does not surprise a cuter
at why I try to put their GlaxoSmithKline executives in in jail YZ
shutting the company down here in the United States
well that's exactly the cut the question most people should ask especially after
they were already
they already had to pay three billion dollars just couple years ago
for all kinds of fraud it the good the descriptions in the fraud
are almost overwhelming but so they pay $3 billion and now they're caught
they're caught using five hundred million dollars worth a bribe money
all over China in you know truthfully it it goes on in the United States just a
different way
ya they bribe for example they'll go to a university and they'll find the
University
in bribe the University now having their scientists are doctors
right favorable reports about a drug that they know is hugely dangerous
and the this scientist the ride said the doctor the right it doesn't really care
about the consumer I mean there I did because they get paid
the University makes money so there's all different there's all different
shades rivalry that the drug industry's been involved with
for an awful long time in this is just one update they bribed you might
remember they bribe the German government East German government into
allowing them to perform
human guinea pigs studies on East Berliners
to with a fifty thousand people were were were given test drugs without them
ever knowing
it was a test drug %uh so the the stories come up constantly
%uh the latest of course the latest effort I don't know if you follow this
is they they started a movement to try to get grassroots organizations
to get behind him and say they that the company should not have to publish or
make public
any information about their clinical data in other words if they lie about
clinical data
they can keep that quiet what is clinical data what's a double date is
when they tested drug and they've they may run it on a
2,000 people ugh typically what you see is they already
take the data that comes from that if it's an adverse reaction if its breath
whatever it is they already take the day they manipulate it before it's made
possible clinical data means day to try it out in a clinic on human beings
that's exactly right
drug typically will get onto the market it'll be out there several years they'll
be able to follow it
then they see how many people died how many people got sick what are the
adverse reactions
in the clinical data is very important for a couple reasons obviously
it's important for regulators so if you start hiding it you're hiding it from
regulators to
secondly it's important to doctors to know some doctors
really do ask the question is this drug gonna kill my patient
especially drug has come out in the last %uh 10 years I would never recommend
anybody in less they absolutely had to have the drug for life-saving
event mean I would reckon not to take
a drug that has been on the market for ten years because if the atmosphere that
we just come through
yeah you know I I tore this muscle in my shoulder I got my arm in a sling and
and I had been taking a the a more recent drug
a it's it's a kids in over-the-counter drugs on the market may know painkiller
but they claim it's all day really for it
and you're buying for what the name is but it's relatively new drug and
when you said that last week I said screw this I'm going back to ibuprofen
Fisher and well you know what that the problem is
the drug industry right now tom feels empowered by both his administration and
the Supreme Court and Courts really at every level
%uh they've been at the store that you and I've already covered in that is that
now the drug industry's allowed to kill people with generic drugs
and the the indiv the individual the family the individual that dies is not
able to sue that company even though the company
clearly knew absolutely had proof that the drug had a propensity to kill you
so now the Supreme Court given immunity on that so it's just a cyst
attitude is prevailing that right now it's a sensitive lawlessness
worse Tom I've been doing this for thirty years
I have never seen the element of lawlessness as bad as it is right now
I think there's a you know given what Wall Street has been able to get away
with over the last
you know eight or ten year while really since 99 2000 sensor
and gramm-leach-bliley and that much money Futures Modernization Act with the
banksters have gotten away with
has I think set the table for every other person businesses say
you know they can make billions why can I make millions it's in parity industry
across the board in some industry that
some industry their bad their bad conduct won't kill you
from this is one of the industry's there where they're bad conduct
their cover up %uh their bribery schemes
all the stuff that the every day's coming out will kill you know
the interesting thing is why did and corporate media
come out with a story about GlaxoSmithKline it's because they have
made a pledge to spend
several billion dollars over a period of the next several years
to to buy advertising on corporate media it's interesting to note tom
that the only place the stories are really surfacing in any meaningful way
is RT network free speech TV and the Guardian
and so I've said this so many times if you believe that you're getting
really legitimate information from corporate media this story is example
a you try to go find a major %uh corporate media
that is reported that GlaxoSmithKline was caught
bribing just got doctors and regulators to the tune of $500
million dollars buying prostitutes buying
trips junkets houses cars every cat I think imagine we'll just pay in cash
to to make sure that this drug sales
and you won't find a story to happen to the story brick
all this story's been kicking out there for about three days I mean in in
in all seriousness I mean it started emerging I started emerging
have last ended last week yeah so might be an obscure piece in the Financial
papers but it'll be in the context of what will be the impact on the stock
price tickets
it will be in the impact of what does this mean for consumers
but what it means for consumers Tom is that you simply
can not it is a world of caveat emptor and that is you have got to do your own
research
and the only thing I tell people when they call about asking questions about
this
do not take a chance for every drug comes on the market right now tom
there are a dozen other drugs that have been out there that do the same thing
that have been in them on the market for a longer period time you have a better
track record
you can understand whether the drug has potential to kill you or not yes we are
now living in that libertarian free market
unregulated paradise and a doctor
I very accurate but okay if Mike
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