Jessica Lesnop

He walks out hand in hand with his wife.

And I got into my car.

I was like, I do not understand what just happened.

I am not an everything-happens-for-a-reason kind of person.

I was not even particularly optimistic.

And this was the closest thing to a spiritual experience that I have ever had.

It felt like magic.

Investigative journalism is an act of optimism, and it's all we do at ProPublica.

We're an independent, nonprofit investigative newsroom, and we focus on corruption and abuse of power.

We look under rocks for secrets.

What's not being told?

On this show, we're going to bring you inside a new investigation every episode.

We're going to call out things we see that are wrong, things that affect your life and my life.

That's just a system that's not humane.

It's not sustainable.

And it's not right.

According to a new investigative report by ProPublica... ProPublica uncovered serious problems with some prescription medication produced in foreign countries.

Not always, but more often than you'd think.

Things change.

The Supreme Court has adopted its first code of ethics.