Only dug into the documents but interviewed the doorman, the teachers, the secretary, the lawn care folks, some of whom themselves. Empire is an immigrant story and family saga. A reviewer in the new york magazine, sarah jones i thought really nailed it when she says in her beautiful review of the book she says this country concluded long ago that it would trace the public good for whatever the tycoons would shed and she is of course referring to the corporations like perdue as well as regulatory failures that repeatedly recap the dea who are supposed to be watching out for consumers. Youve said before quoting john oliver that the way to hide evil is to cloak it in something boring. Can you talk about why you frame of the story the way you did . Guest it is an honor to be talking with you and the author of dope state. Im really following in the footsteps here in this tremendous book. To talk about it was the story as well as you do is a real treat. Its interesting that john oliver line
Only dug into the documents but interviewed the doorman, the teachers, the secretary, the lawn care folks, some of whom themselves. Empire is an immigrant story and family saga. A reviewer in the new york magazine, sarah jones i thought really nailed it when she says in her beautiful review of the book she says this country concluded long ago that it would trace the public good for whatever the tycoons would shed and she is of course referring to the corporations like perdue as well as regulatory failures that repeatedly recap the dea who are supposed to be watching out for consumers. Youve said before quoting john oliver that the way to hide evil is to cloak it in something boring. Can you talk about why you frame of the story the way you did . Guest it is an honor to be talking with you and the author of dope state. Im really following in the footsteps here in this tremendous book. To talk about it was the story as well as you do is a real treat. Its interesting that john oliver line
Program. Only dug into the documents but interviewed the doorman, the teachers, the secretary, the lawn care folks, some of whom themselves. Empire is an immigrant story and family saga. A reviewer in the new york magazine, sarah jones i thought really nailed it when she says in her beautiful review of the book she says this country concluded long ago that it would trace the public good for whatever the tycoons would shed and she is of course referring to the corporations like perdue as well as regulatory failures that repeatedly recap the dea who are supposed to be watching out for consumers. Youve said before quoting john oliver that the way to hide evil is to cloak it in something boring. Can you talk about why you frame of the story the way you did . Guest it is an honor to be talking with you and the author of dope state. Im really following in the footsteps here in this tremendous book. To talk about it was the story as well as you do is a real treat. Its interesting that john ol
Host congratulations on the stunning success of empire of pain. You have really hit it out of the park. And no wonder. In my view not only of someone who has written a book about the Opioid Crisis but also someone who has spent a lot of time with families impacted by it. You have written a riveting narrative on investigative journalism. Not only does it have the documents but you addicted to torment the yoga teachers the secretary to lawn care folks some of whom themselves were addicted to oxycontin. Empire of pain is an immigrant story and a family saga and a pageturner about who wielded power in america. A reviewer in new York Magazine sara jones really nailed it when she said in a beautiful review of your book she wrote this country concluded long ago that it would trade the public good for whatever tycoons would shed. She is of course referring to the rent seeking behaviors like perdue as well as regulatory failures that repeatedly knee capped the fda and the dea who were supposed
Host congratulations on the stunning success of empire of pain. You have really hit it out of the park. And no wonder. In my view not only of someone who has written a book about the Opioid Crisis but also someone who has spent a lot of time with families impacted by it. You have written a riveting narrative on investigative journalism. Not only does it have the documents but you addicted to torment the yoga teachers the secretary to lawn care folks some of whom themselves were addicted to oxycontin. Empire of pain is an immigrant story and a family saga and a pageturner about who wielded power in america. A reviewer in new York Magazine sara jones really nailed it when she said in a beautiful review of your book she wrote this country concluded long ago that it would trade the public good for whatever tycoons would shed. She is of course referring to the rent seeking behaviors like perdue as well as regulatory failures that repeatedly knee capped the fda and the dea who were supposed