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Welcome to Stay Tune. I'm Prit Bharara. It got to the point where I was a heroin addict.

It got about as bad as it could get. I honestly thought that I was not put together correctly

and I lost hope for myself. I thought something was intrinsically wrong with me. I sort of

was living my life like, unfortunately, I'm broken and I'm going to live my life and come

what may. But somewhere along the way that changed and if it can change for me, it can

change for anyone. That's Cameron Douglas. He's the author of Long Way Home, an intimate

memoir that recounts Cameron's dissent into drug addiction in almost eight years in the

custody of the Bureau of Prisons. Cameron's brutally honest account explores his relationship

with his famous family, how he ended up addicted to heroin and selling crystal meth, how

prison time forced him to change his life, and the difficulties of solitary confinement

and reentry into society. Cameron and I also have a connection, but not the kind of connection

most people would brag about. Cameron Douglas was investigated, charged, and prosecuted by

my former office, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York. That

interview is coming up. Stay tuned.

Hi, my name is Anne. I'm from Englewood, New Jersey. I really have questions that have

been bothering me. Maybe they have simple answers. If somebody in the State Department gets

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