The Michael Berry Show

I played a clip from Tucker Carlson's interview with Martin Screlly

Earlier this week on the show I wanted you to

I wanted you to hear it and go find it for yourself and maybe you got busy and didn't that's okay

But it's important

You know I don't believe that people are 100% good and 100% bad.

I'll speak for myself.

You know, sometimes I'm not as nice to a person who's asking me for something as I should be.

And sometimes I'm proud that I was overly good, overly kind to someone even though I was tired or but sometimes in people that we may

say oh he's a bad guy we can learn some we can learn things there may be some wisdom maybe some wisdom in their attempt to

rehabilitate themselves whatever that reason may be and sometimes those people are

are sort of dismissed as,

oh, he's a bad guy, there's nothing we can learn from him

no matter what he says.

But I am a believer that sometimes when people get knocked down,

actually always when people get knocked down, there's something to learn from them because

your pride goes away. So in September 2015 Martin Scrilly was vilified. His company was Turing Pharma and they got the sole

manufacturing license for a life-saving anti-parasitic medicine called

Daraprim and he immediately made it over 54 times more expensive.

It went from $13.50 to $750 a pill.

Hillary Clinton and the media crucified him for it.

Then in 2017 he was charged and convicted in federal court on two counts of securities

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