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America’s Lawyer E120: A Secret Service agent is now under investigation for allegedly sexually assaulting a staffer of Vice President Harris after a campaign rally in Wisconsin. Johnson & Johnson’s attempts to avoid paying victims what they deserve has now reached a point where law firms are fighting each other – with some looking for a quick payday that would severely hurt their clients. And the state of Kentucky has filed a lawsuit against one of the largest pharmacy benefit manger companies for their role in fueling the opioid crisis. All that, and more is coming up, so don’t go anywhere – America’s Lawyer starts right now.

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Hi, I'm Mike Papantonio and this is America's Lawyer. A Secret Service agent is now under investigation for allegedly sexually assaulting a staffer of Vice President Harris after a campaign rally in Wisconsin. Johnson & Johnson, well, they attempt to avoid paying victims that should be paid because they just seek a quick answer in bankruptcy court. You're gonna hear that story. And the state of Kentucky's filed a lawsuit against one of the largest pharmaceutical benefit manager companies in the country for their role in fueling the opioid crisis. As a matter of fact, full disclosure, we're handling those PBM cases. And then tonight I'm gonna talk a little bit about Farron Cousins. You've watched him here. He's grown up here on Ring of Fire. He is by far one of the best progressive commentators in the business, and we're gonna learn a little bit about him tonight. That's all and all that's coming up. Don't go anywhere. America's Lawyer starts right now.

There's something dangerously wrong with the Secret Service after completely failing to protect Donald Trump at a rally over the summer. The agency came under the spotlight, which forced the agency, they had to resign. The people in charge had to resign. And now reports have been revealed that one of the agents in charge of protecting Vice President Harris is under investigation for allegedly sexually assaulting one of the staffers. Wow. It just never stops for these folks. Unfortunately, they can't get a break. I don't know whether it's their fault. I don't know whether this is just bad, they're under a bad moon right now. It's hard to know. What is your take on this?

This is just kind of a further continuation of we've got some big problems in the Secret Service. You mentioned the fact that over the summer, obviously the failures at that Trump rally, one man dead, two injured, Donald Trump bullet to the ear. That shouldn't have been able to happen. Especially knowing everything we know now about the failures that led to that moment, this man could have been stopped an hour and a half before anything happened. But now we're getting even more ugly stories. You have this agent that is assigned to the detail of Vice President Harris and after a rally in Wisconsin, the agent, I guess was off duty, went out with some of the staffers according to the complaint, and they all had a little too much to drink, goes back to the hotel room with a staffer, and according to her, sexually assaulted her.

We're hearing, look, first of all, you hear, look, we're having problems because we don't have enough money.

Right.

We're having problems because we don't have enough people. We're having problems because nobody's taking training real seriously. You've even heard we're having problems because of affirmative action. That's literally one of their arguments because you're putting women in here. Ridiculous. But the point being is you've got what looks like a failed agency right now protecting the President of the United States. And as I say that you have have to give them this, they did save Trump from being murdered this last.

The second time. Yeah.

The second time.

It's weird that we have to say, well, the first time and the second time.

The first time they wanted to murder a past president. The second time they wanted to murder a past president. And people act like, oh God, that's no big deal. It happens all the time. It's unprecedented, unprecedented. So, as I look at what they did there, they did everything, seemed to be everything right. What do you think?