Indivior

I wrote an article on Purdue Pharma.

That's, you're entirely correct in that there are very strong parallels in between Reckitt Benckiser that then turns into Indivior in 2014 once like the heat really starts coming down from the DOJ, the Department of Justice Investigation, and Purdue.

And those parallels are made explicitly clear in the 2020 sentencing of Sean Thaxter, who is then RBP's, Reckitt Benckiser Pharmaceuticals, RBP's slash Indivior's CEO.

What...

What RBP did with Suboxone, which is their version of buprenorphine that was explicitly allowed to through the data 2000, the Drug Abuse and Treatment Act of 2000, which was signed into law by Clinton, President Bill Clinton, and I believe it's October of 2000.

Let's look that up.

Who makes methadone? And check out Indivior, which is the parent company of Suboxone and Sublocade and others.

And Indivior has its own criminal rap sheet with the federal government from the way in which it sought to manipulate and increase in the issuance of those prescriptions.

There's something that's called the Opioid Record Archive at the University of California in San Francisco.

And in that record archives, a Harvard faculty member by the name of Dr. Matt Bevin has pulled out documents that show that companies that created the problem very much celebrate the fact that they're the ones who are basically making money off of the treatment on the back end.