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Why Oklahoma’s opioid lawsuit is historic
May 28, 201908:46
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Ali Velshi

Why Oklahoma’s opioid lawsuit is historic

08:46

NBC’s Rehema Ellis joins Ali Velshi to outline exactly what argument Oklahoma is making on Johnson and Johnson’s role in the opioid crisis. Then, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro joins Ali to discuss why he thinks drug manufacturers were deliberately “misrepresenting their product.”May 28, 2019

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