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We've come to the final episode of this season

and the first time you'll be hearing directly from Johnson and Johnson.

Throughout this series we've sent questions to Jane Jay wanting to hear its side of the story. We haven't heard anything back. But a

couple of years ago, Jane Jay's CEO had a lot to say about the safety of TALC.

Remember, in December 2018,

Reuters and the New York Times

published bombshell investigations on the same day,

alleging Johnson and Johnson had known for decades about the presence

of asbestos in its baby powder and had kept that information from the public.

And boy did that news spread. On a downright ugly day for the averages, we have to take a closer look at a company that's facing a huge amount of negativity right now.

Johnson Johnson. Friday, J&J stocks sold off after investors reacted negatively to a Reuters

investigation that reported some stunning allegations that J&J had known about the President's asbestos. that Jim Kramer, host of CNBC's Mad Money, and his guest was Johnson and Johnson CEO

Alex Gorsky.

Well, I think it's good that I'm here to be able to clarify that and basically clear the record.

What first says is there's at least a couple of issues that have been alleged.

The first one concerning baby powder and talc and asbestos and is related to cancer and the

second relates really to the actions of the company. If I take a few minutes on the

first you've caught it. Look I would start by saying that we unequivocally believe that our talc, our baby powder does not contain

asbestos.

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