Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

That's twice as many people who were killed during the 20-year Vietnam War, but in one year, twice as many American kids. And they knew it was going to happen. And they did it to make money. So I don't know what you call that other than saying that's a criminal enterprise.

That's twice as many people who were killed during the 20-year Vietnam War, but in one year, twice as many American kids. And they knew it was going to happen. And they did it to make money. So I don't know what you call that other than saying that's a criminal enterprise.

That's twice as many people who were killed during the 20-year Vietnam War, but in one year, twice as many American kids. And they knew it was going to happen. And they did it to make money. So I don't know what you call that other than saying that's a criminal enterprise.

Of course it is. How? Through a solid regulatory regimen where drugs are actually tested. I mean, the problem is... Not the capitalist system. The capitalist system, I have great admiration for the thing that love the capitalist system. It's the greatest economic engine ever devised. But it has to be harnessed to a social purpose.

Of course it is. How? Through a solid regulatory regimen where drugs are actually tested. I mean, the problem is... Not the capitalist system. The capitalist system, I have great admiration for the thing that love the capitalist system. It's the greatest economic engine ever devised. But it has to be harnessed to a social purpose.

Of course it is. How? Through a solid regulatory regimen where drugs are actually tested. I mean, the problem is... Not the capitalist system. The capitalist system, I have great admiration for the thing that love the capitalist system. It's the greatest economic engine ever devised. But it has to be harnessed to a social purpose.

Otherwise, it leads us down the trail of oligarchy, environmental destruction, and commoditizing capitalism. You need a regulatory structure that is not corrupted by entanglements, financial entanglements with the industry. And we've set this up the way that the system is set up today, has created this system of regulatory capture on steroids.

Otherwise, it leads us down the trail of oligarchy, environmental destruction, and commoditizing capitalism. You need a regulatory structure that is not corrupted by entanglements, financial entanglements with the industry. And we've set this up the way that the system is set up today, has created this system of regulatory capture on steroids.

Otherwise, it leads us down the trail of oligarchy, environmental destruction, and commoditizing capitalism. You need a regulatory structure that is not corrupted by entanglements, financial entanglements with the industry. And we've set this up the way that the system is set up today, has created this system of regulatory capture on steroids.

So almost 50% of FDA's budget comes from pharmaceutical companies. The people who work at FDA, their money is coming, their salaries are coming from pharma, half their salaries. They know who their bosses are, and that means getting those drugs done, getting them out the door and approved as quickly as possible. It's called fast-track approval, and they pay 50% of FDA's budget.

So almost 50% of FDA's budget comes from pharmaceutical companies. The people who work at FDA, their money is coming, their salaries are coming from pharma, half their salaries. They know who their bosses are, and that means getting those drugs done, getting them out the door and approved as quickly as possible. It's called fast-track approval, and they pay 50% of FDA's budget.

So almost 50% of FDA's budget comes from pharmaceutical companies. The people who work at FDA, their money is coming, their salaries are coming from pharma, half their salaries. They know who their bosses are, and that means getting those drugs done, getting them out the door and approved as quickly as possible. It's called fast-track approval, and they pay 50% of FDA's budget.

About 45% actually goes to fast-track approval.

About 45% actually goes to fast-track approval.

About 45% actually goes to fast-track approval.

Oh, yeah, of course it can. That's not something that is controversial, of course. It will...

Oh, yeah, of course it can. That's not something that is controversial, of course. It will...

Oh, yeah, of course it can. That's not something that is controversial, of course. It will...

I'm talking about population-wide. I'm not talking about the individual.

I'm talking about population-wide. I'm not talking about the individual.