2 chapters across the catalog
The Clinton Foundation's 2009 IRS Form 990 is examined, revealing that the organization received $122 million in government grants. The hosts highlight $101 million in pharmaceutical expenditures and $11 million in travel costs, questioning why the foundation acts as a middleman for drug distribution. They also note that the Clinton Library reported zero admissions revenue for the year.
Cannabis Psychosis Study, Pharmaceutical Funding Bias
A study from the University of Queensland linking long-term cannabis use to psychosis is scrutinized for potential bias. The hosts reveal that the lead researcher, John McGrath, and the university have received millions in pharmaceutical grants. They argue that drug companies fund such research to prevent the legalization of marijuana, which competes with their products for treating nausea and other medical issues.
