I understand.

But, um, yeah, they, um, CVS Pharmacy, um, some of their corporate entities, um, they are on the hook for a pretty big payout of around $315 million.

And, uh, there were some accusations between October of 2013 and December of 2025 that they were...

You know, right now there's, there is a, a, a huge opioid ep- uh, uh, epidemic in, in the country, and it affects people from all walks of life, every different area of the country.

And, um, what was going on here was that they were, uh, writing fraudulent prescriptions and collecting money on those prescriptions from Medicare and Medicaid and other, other health-type related programs.

Um, they were s- uh, controlled substances.

Uh, there were, they were writing prescriptions that, that really had no medical purpose.

Um, what is that, Becky? Because-

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and table or any place around there like that, he would kind of just casually thumb through it.

And at the time, I was like, ha ha, silly old dad looking at my books.

Now I know why he did it.

We're seeing now why he did it.

He could see it coming back then in You know, 1980, he could see it coming.

And yeah, I mean, it's basically I think that people are getting their kids out of public schools now because that's really all they are, just are just indoctrination centers.

Yeah.

They went around trying to get rid of drug paraphernalia and, uh, you know, uh, no good deed goes unpunished, right?

Uh, apparently not in Seattle it doesn't, no. Yeah, this is just, um...

It's a group of volunteers.

It's, it's a group called We Heart Seattle, and the, the s- the group was started about seven years ago by a woman named Andrea Suarez.

And she has, they...

This group has logged about 50,000 hours worth of picking up hypodermic needles, uh, foil that people use for, I guess, for fentanyl.

Um, just, just any kind of drug paraphernalia that people are leaving in, in city parks, and just on the streets, and just anywhere in Seattle.

There we go.

Donald Trump's address to the nation last night, not only what the context was and what the big reveals are and should be, but also the reaction coming from the left even before he had began giving the speech.

Well, you know, I watched it.

Randy and I were at a we were actually at a radio station event last night and it was kind of a town hall thing.

There were lots of candidates there running for various offices, you know, going over amendments to the Missouri Constitution and things like that.

And when that part was all done, we they turned the TV on and we we were watching President Trump.

Yeah.

I don't want to say I'm surprised at what he was talking about, because at least myself and I know Randy and I agree on this, that, you know, if China had any kind of involvement in the 2020 election, regardless of what it is, I don't know how you don't put that combined with the release of COVID together.

And in that case, they might only need about a dozen or so votes to swing the entire decision.

But what's the gist here of how deeply ingrained into the medical profession is it already? And how much more are trained physicians about, certainly seem to be willing to just turn over to the hands of the AI?

Right.

Well, you know, I think how many things have, you know, when they first came to be, people said, oh, you know, there's going to be good things to it and bad things to it.

I wasn't around for the beginnings of radio, but I'm sure somebody said, oh, there's going to be good things and bad things.

You know, they said it about television.

They said it about the Internet.

And now we have AI and technology.

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