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The following is a pre-recorded program. Oh, this is a great story about the suicide capsule death

in Switzerland. Now, I'm a big fan of assisted suicide.

I'm a big fan of you committing suicide.

And if you are miserable and horrible and you don't want to live life anymore, fine.

Knock your socks off.

I think you ought to be able to go to the local Walmart and look at the suicide aisle and pick up whatever medication you need.

So that's the way I think.

Some people don't think quite that way.

So let's start with Switzerland, because this took place in Switzerland.

Assisted suicide is legal.

We have a right to die act here in California. Oregon was the first one in the country,

but the restrictions are so enormous and only a couple hundred people a year are able to do it.

So the law in Switzerland says assist to suicide is legal if a person does so without external assistance,

although I don't know how you do that I guess you overdose on your own

and anyone who aids the individual in the process does not have any self-serving motive so whoever helps

but not specifically assists I don't quite understand how that works and where the line is drawn

you can't have a or that person can't have a self-serving motive so

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