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This episode is called a bridge to pharma.

And Debbie and I sometimes excel of these kinds of puns.

But I wanted to talk about a report that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is going to outlaw pharmaceutical companies from buying ads on television.

Now, before someone says, well, isn't that a problem for the First Amendment? No. The answer is no because when we're talking

about television, this is different from, let's say, a private newspaper. We're talking about

the public airwaves, and the public airwaves are, in fact, regulated. So it's not a case where

you have anything goes.

Now, I really hope that this happens.

I'm not positive it's going to happen, but it certainly would be very consistent with what RFK Jr. and others have been saying,

the Make America Healthy Again movement has been pushing for.

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