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All right, this is out of Oklahoma, and there was a lawsuit against Johnson and Johnson,

and they were ordered, Johnson & Johnson lost the case, and they had to pay,

or were ordered to pay $465 million to the state for its role in the opioid crisis.

Now, the counties are suing, states are suing, individuals are suing.

I mean, everybody involved in the manufacture distribution of opioids in the last 10 years is getting nailed with these lawsuits.

And there are all kinds of negotiations.

Purdue, probably the biggest manufacturer of opioids.

It settled for $12 billion, and it was just a settlement for, I think, $2 billion.

Well, this one actually was a court decision that ordered Johnson and Johnson $465 million to the state of Oklahoma

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