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President Trump just pledged to take on AND DEFEAT Big Pharma when he’s back in the White House.

Trump will be investigating Big Pharma for the β€œstunning rise” in autism, infertility, allergies, & child illness.

β€œIf Big Pharma defrauds American patients & taxpayers or puts profits above people, they must be held accountable.”

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Between 1999 and 2019, approximately 247,000 people in the United States died from prescription-opioid overdoses. Respondent Purdue Pharma sits at the center of that crisis.

Owned and controlled by the Sackler family, Purdue began marketing OxyContin, an opioid pre- scription pain reliever, in the mid-1990s. After Purdue earned billions of dollars in sales on the drug, in 2007 one of its affiliates pleaded guilty to a federal felony for misbranding OxyContin as a less-addic- tive, less-abusable alternative to other pain medications. Thousands of lawsuits followed.

Fearful that the litigation would eventually im- pact them directly, the Sacklers initiated a β€œmilking program,” with- drawing from Purdue approximately $11 billionβ€”roughly 75% of the firm’s total assetsβ€”over the next decade.

Those withdrawals left Purdue in a significantly weakened financial state. And in 2019, Purdue filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

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