indictment? True or not? It's a smoke screen. At the same time, I learned from my DEA connections.

And some stuff that's recently come to light. The DEA was investigating Wal-Mart pharmacists

for basically becoming opioid pill mills. They had these guys dead to write in Texas, Republican

US attorney in Texas. Thought the evidence was pretty damning. They're putting an indictment

together against Wal-Mart because the doctors would just pump in out opioid prescriptions

without any oversight. To the point where I was like, come on, this is abuse. This is crazy.

These guys are running a pill mill. These Wal-Mart's in Texas were running a pill mill. The prosecution

team from Texas, DEA. This was the Eastern District of Texas. They came to Washington, the DOJ,

to try to put a case together. They had the DEA administrator, Mr. Dylan, and they teamed up

with him at DEA headquarters, according to this stuff I've been told, and I've read. Then

they all gathered up and they went over to DOJ. Crossed down. They wanted to go after Wal-Mart

for running pill mills. This would have been a landmark case. What happened? Okay. Oh, by the way,

DEA had also put together records that it just wasn't happening in Texas. It was happening all over

the country. Maine, North Carolina, Kansas, Pennsylvania, Washington, state, Texas. Hundreds of thousands of

suspicious opioid prescriptions, inappropriate illicit prescriptions, Florida as well.

And a lot of these places like Florida, when DEA was investigating,

and they were up on these places for surveillance, they see these heroes come rolling into these

Florida walmarts with Kentucky plates and Wisconsin plates, license plates.

And they were doing this in like 30, 35 states and different walmarts. It's like a network.

These guys were scoring a lot of pills and then they get the pills and they sell them on the street.

You know, you get the script. You pay for the script at Wal-Mart. You turn around, you break up your

bottle on the street, you sell these oxy and other opioids on the street for, I don't know,

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