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Hey, I'm Chrissy Clark. Welcome back to the uncertain hour. We're going to do something

a little different on this episode of the podcast. As you know, if you're a regular listener,

usually our episodes are highly produced, carefully edited, labors of love.

Their thing is that take months to report and put together. It's work that we love to do.

It also takes a long time to uncover these stories and get them right. And so while we're working

on the next batch of those episodes to bring to you, we thought we'd do something a little more

informal in the meantime. A sort of reporter's notebook kind of glimps behind the scenes.

So today we're going to do that. We're going to answer some of your questions about the stories

that we've brought you so far this season. And then because regulations have been in the news

so much in the last week or so, we also wanted to give you some helpful context for what you've

been hearing in the headlines, like that moment when President Trump took a pair of big gold

scissors and literally cut a piece of red tape. Okay. One, two, three.

Yes, so we have lots of thoughts about that. But first, let's talk about opioids.

And the amazing piece that Caitlin Esch reported for last episode about that one regulatory

sentence in a piece of government approved fine print that arguably helped spark the opioid

epidemic. Caitlin is in the studio with me right now. Hey, Caitlin. Hello. Hello. And your story,

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