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A weeknight look at the news, featuring interviews, analysis and Panel Discussions hosted by Bret Baier. One concession, according to sources he has agreed to reduce his number of questions from pandas initial list of 49 and hes willing to accept some answers in writing, but others he still wants oral answers to. Sources say it talks continue but add there is a long way to go. Rudy giuliani told fox news his inclination is still to say no to an interview but President Trump wants him to keep talking with mueller. News of the mueller response followed a this morning in which President Trump cri...

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Attorney generals involved in the talks with the sackler family, owners of purdue pharma, are saying the sacklers cannot reach a deal and negotiations have broken down. according to the letter, the sacklers have rejected two proposals which included a payment of $4.5 billion to creditors and to the states. no counteroffers were given. the attorneys general from tennessee and north carolina also write that they expect purdue pharma to file for bankruptcy protection imminently to preserve the value of the company. a purdue spokesperson reaffirmed to cnn that the company wants to settle and belie...

The remains of americans from the korean war? we'll look at how scientists will try to find out. fox 28 in columbus says ohio's largest medicaid plans says the amount of opioids prescribed to its members has decreased 48%. ohio's board of pharmacy has said about 2,125,000,000 fewer opioid doses were dispensed to patients in the state in 2017 and 2012. fox 11 in charleston, west virginia, said democrats make up the bulk of signatures on a petition to let former coal executive don blankenship gone in the u.s. state senate race as a constitution party nominee. he's seeking to reverse a decision b...

Manufacturers thought when they saw it of course they know where their product goes they did see it there were counties in west virginia and kentucky that were getting by a factor of let's say 10 more opioid doses than they had people. wildly disproportionate to any conventional human need. clearly that's feeding a addiction u social disaster u and they didn't do anything about it where were you when that was happening. >> i can't say what was done in smaller communities. i have to say that there was in some cases diversification of medicines, there were pill mills, physicians or bad apples we...