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i never agreed to drop anything.
i'm not dropping the case.
well that's not your decision
to make.
so you want to call Dancort or
should i?
it's too big, Mike.
i have Senator O'Reilly calling
in from Washington DC for you
Mike?
hello.
and then the GPO,
in our case United Medical
Health Supplies, will drop an
exclusive contract with
Thompson Needles, who in turn
give them a kick back, for
every needle sold.
boxing out any competition
regardless of how superior or
how much safer their product is.
if Thompson Needles gonna come
out with an actual safe needle,
they'd have to retool
recast the molding, they have to
line, like starting from
scratch.
obviously something that
they're not interested in doing
because of the high upfront
ingenious.
this is a tremendous inovation.
as you know, i have been
hospital workers for years.
i'm intrigue by your project,
Mr. Dancort, to say the least.
-thank you.
this is a build proposal
mandating the use of Saftey
Needles.
we're in the process of
circulating a petition in every
United States
so we can mobilized nurses
union and association to help
you lobby. -right.
we have some interest from some
financial institutions
regarding investments packages
and we're gonna try and get
the country.
Senator, you're giving us the
impedous to save thousands of
lives.
that was great.. -great job.
i want to go to the bathroom -
alright.
excuse me, Mr. Weiss? -yeah.
may i speak with you, just a
second? -yeah.
Senator. -Mr. Weiss.
i want to let you know, how
much i appreciate you and your
colleagues..
bringing this to my attention.
as i said,
health care workers have been
high on my agenda from day one
and we also agree that urgent
action is what is called for.
that's great.
it's good to meet someone on
board to fight the good fight.
support but
only if you drop this case.
and let Mr. Dancort team up
with another firm.
the coccaine,
under your nose.
it's a..
i'm not judging you, Mike.
you're not the first person to
narcotic
and i'm sure you not even the
first person to do so, today
there is absolutely no way we
can put you before the house
comitte let alone the senate.
wait..
my client has approached every
other lawfirm in Texas. they
all said no.
he's broke.
this is..
this is a major anti-trust case.
you know, the type of money and
muscle that goes into it. Mr.
Dancort does not have the money.
to sit across from the
receptionist at some of these
firms
my partner and i are the only
one who are willing to take
this risk.
we believe in this case.
we believe in it.
give me a chance.
i'll go back to Houston, i'll
okay.
but know this,
you'll only get one chance.
don't f*** it up!
understand.
they're talking to f***ing
senators now.
it is when you're around
knocking on doors. chicken with
their heads cut off.
we need to fix this now,
Nathaniel.
i'll take care of it. -we're
losing patients.
just need a bit more time.
i'll try.
but you need to hurry.
or it's not gonna be good for
any of us.
this is a waste of time. -mike.
show some respect, huh?
i'll show some respect by
working the case that put her
f*** this.
f***.
come on..
the reason you..
the reason why you should
invest in Safety Point because
it safe...
and it's effective. it's a life.
.
saving..
it's a live saving device..
it's a live saving device
you're involvement
you alright, Mike?
yeah, i'm fine.
you want some?
i was always more of a thinker
than a businessman. that's how
i've..
corner of a bicycle shop.
an amputee with an artificial
leg.
hi.. good evening.
i'm Paul Danziger.
and i like to welcome you on
behalf of
my partner, Michael Weiss, and
of course the man who really
brought us together tonight
Mr. Jeffrey Dancort.
i've been doing this a long
time now.
long.. long time.
when i've come to realize that
all they wanna do is f*** you
up.
right? you know what i'm
talking about.
so on this one, i just decided
to say ''f*** it''.
cause you know what?
a good idea is a good idea.
lives here.
saving people's lives..
this girl is dead.
because of what we're talking
about here.
bottom line?
i'll tell you who gives a sh*t.
the Goddamn miserable sorry ass
mother f***er who won't let the
hospital use my needles asses.
none of us in here might even
make a dollar.
the point is,
that it's
and i want you all to..
it's just a good..
thing to be part of and..
thanks for being here.
done.
thank you very much for coming
and..
how you doing Mike?
i'm sorry.
oh sh*t, Mike.
people don't bring checkbooks
to these things.
can't do this anymore.
Paul,
let's go home.
hey Silvia.
go ahead and tell them i need
an expert cause all the tracks
on.
and i don't want the pill
treatment.
abdomal, not the posterior.
not the posterior.
i don't want anything in my ass
that doesn't have to be.
collapse veins, infection of
few abscesses
begining of liver disease
minor pulmonary complications,
and what could be the start of
pnenumonia.
typical.
he's going to withdrawl.
i had no idea. i mean..
i knew he's taking some pain
pills for his..
leg.. but i didn't..
it's a good thing i reactivated
the insurance.
by the way, the treatments he
requested is gonna run about 25.
and it's not covered by
insurance.
just a heads up.
great.
damn.
hey.
hey, you got my clothes? -yup.
don't you want me to get
someone to check you out before
we leave? i should bell a nurse.
that's a great idea.. we're
always underestimating nurse
i'll be right with you, Mr.
Weiss.
i have a question for you. you
wouldn't happen to be a member
of the Nursing Association?
the Houston Community National
Hospital
with the few hundreds nurses
and assorted healthcare workers
in protest.
joining me now, is Karen Brown.
president of the texas Nurse..
every needlestcik accident
caused the hospital thousands
of dollars in follow up testing.
if it's with infected needle,
between five hundred thousands
case,
now in this country,
there are roughly one million
needlestick accidents per year.
think about that. you do the
math.
what we're fighting for is the
right of every citizen to live
in a country
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