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Sex Slave Pyramid Scheme Led By NXIVM Grandmaster & Monsanto Hit For $2 Billion Over Roundup
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Aug 20, 201912:02Now PlayingVia America’s Lawyer: Mike Papantonio is joined by RT Correspondent Brigida Santos to discuss how an alleged cult leader is accused of running a sex-cult pyramid scheme that enslaved women. Then, attorney Kim Adams joins Mike Papantonio to discuss the $2 billion verdict against Monsanto for the California couple with cancer over Roundup. Plus, the Trump administration has finalized a rule that will require drug companies to include the cost of their prescription drugs in their advertisements if that drug costs more than $35. Mike Papantonio explains more.
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