You and I have been reporting on so many stories even way before COVID even started and people even knew about this.

One of these stories we've been tracking and they had our teeth in for years is the story about Johnson and Johnson and their baby powder.

So people may have seen this headline recently, but Johnson Johnson has been in this legal

battle and this is Bloomberg law this is the most recent one

J and J weighs third bankruptcy try to settle baby powder suits. So what they're

talking about here is this baby powder that people you know they put it on and

it aerosolizes you're breathing it in well there's asbestos in it asbestos is

really bad for you and this there's a lot of people alleging that this causes cancer and

they're bringing it to the forefront here the at the moment Johnson Johnson

Johnson is looking at about 51,000 people suing them.

They're expecting in a call, a financing call,

they said about 100,000 claims they're expecting.

And it really kicked off in 2018

when they were forced to pay 4.7 billion dollars to a group of

plaintiffs. Johnson and Johnson told to pay 4.7 billion in baby powder

lawsuit. Yeah I was going to say it's a step beyond just alleging, I mean they have lost in court, it's opened up the floodgates, which is, you know, we know what asbestos does.

We have their own internal documents and emails knowingly, knowingly recognizing that their mining practices

for TAL cannot, are right next to asbestos, somehow they're connected, there's no way to get it out,

and they literally make that medical decision that all these companies do.

Well, by the time anyone finds out about it, they'll never know.

We've got them.

So they're admitting they know about this, and yet they're still trying to get out of trying you know having

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