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When victims come forward and many study have shown that survivors delay reporting abuse for years or even decades. we are telling them that they should never come forward. we cant have that as a nation if we expect to protect survivors and prosecute abusers. >> tucker: its a fair points. nonpartisan point. thanks a lot for that. president last night attacked socialism in his speech to the congress. he praised the energy sectors. democrats werent impressed at all. they like to eliminate energy s...

Shows victims they cant trust anyone and that is my biggest concern here. when victims come forward and many studies have shown survivors delay reporting abuse for years or even decades, we are telling them that they should never come forward and we cant have that asav a nation if we expect to protect survivors and prosecute abusers. >> tucker: its a totally fair point, thanks a lot for that. the president last night attacked socialism and his speech to congress and he praised the countrys energ...

The biggest offender. >> your abusers have not been charged with a crime. >> huh-uh. >> no. >> are they on any kind of registered sex offenders registry? >> no. >> i think thats the scariest thing, thinking that theyre still out there. >> we tracked down david brooks in a small town an hour south of atlanta. >> id like to ask you some questions about senegal, if i could. >> you may not. >> i may not? do you want to say that an investigation found whether or not you abused children? >> no respons...

Legislation, painted republicans as extremists, democrats have a blind spot. they do not understand how out of step with america they are. not only passing extreme long term abortion legislation but then celebrating it. its a real blind spot for democrats that will cost them votes in states they will need in 2020 if they dont recognize it as a national party. >> the most recent reliable polling last june from gallup, 13% of americans support late term abortion, 13%. >> thats about the same numbe...

Themselves more than 4 billion dollar in opioid profits. >> it was all about the money. it have profits over people. >> reporter: among other things, the newly unredacted complaint points to a strategy to blame the addict. in a confidential 2001 e-mail richard sackler, then chairman and president wrote we have to hammer on the abusers in every way possible. they are the culprits and the problem. they are reckless criminals. >> there were lies about the safety, about the supposed non-addictive na...

Institutions worldwide. the new york metro art and the louvre in paris. their main drug oxycontin has made them tens of billions of dollars since it was introduced in the 1990s. the lawsuit contends from 2008 to 2016 alone members of the sackler family paid themselves more than $4 billion in opoid proves. >> for purdue, it was all about the money. and it was profits over people. >> reporter: among other thing, the newly points to a strategy to blame the addict. in a confidential e-mail, richard ...

Outlines how the company secretly pursued a plan dubbed project tango to be an end to end pain provider. the company allegedly examined selling overdose anecdotes as complimentary products to the same doctors it sold the opioids to citing internal documents the lawsuit shows the company deferred to drug dependent people as quote an attractive market. the attorney generals office accusing the sackler family of deceiving doctors and patients about the risks and profiting off the sale of the drug w...

General whose office filed the suit also accused the family of deceiving doctors and patients about oxycontins risks and profiting off the sale of the drug while blaming the terrible consequences on the people who became addicted to them. the complaint cites an e-mail from former purdue chairman and president richard sack ler who wrote we have to hammer on the abusers. they are the culprits and the problem. they are the reckless criminals. the lawsuit includes a chart that shows the family paid ...

Nar canas complimentary products to the same doctors it sold opioids to including oxycontin. the lawsuit shows the company referred to drug dependent people as an attractive market that could earn the company billions. the massachusetts attorney general whose office filed the suit accusing the family of deceiving doctors and patients about the risks and profiting off the sale of the drug while blaming the terrible consequences on the people who became addicted. the complaint cites a confidential...

The inventor of oxyconoxycontin the drug took off and addicted users began to overdose, the company came up with a response, richard sachler, the ceo of purdue decided the best strategy to blame the victims. sackler wrote, we have to hammer on the abusers in every way possible. they are wrecklereckless crimin. purdue continue to aggressively markets its opioid and down plaid the potential of abuse and addiction. while the opioid crisis was raging, purdue and sackler