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  • Опубликовано: 15 май 2024
  • On the latest episode of Patriot Act, Hasan discusses America’s opioid epidemic and the recent spike in deaths due to one drug in particular: fentanyl. One of the most powerful drugs ever created, Fentanyl is a highly potent opiate that’s now the leading cause of overdose deaths in the United States. Hasan looks into its makers and distributors, from cartels to pharmaceutical companies like Insys and Teva, to discern how it has been able to wreak so much havoc on so many lives.
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Комментарии • 3,2 тыс.

  • @l1nconnue
    @l1nconnue 4 года назад +11587

    The Graphics department of this show needs an award. We need to create a special kind of award for them

    • @rohitsrao
      @rohitsrao 4 года назад +167

      Totally agree. Been replaying certain frames just to appreciate those effects and transitions!

    • @hdfhvcftyv
      @hdfhvcftyv 4 года назад +12

      👍

    • @TheEnigmaProductions
      @TheEnigmaProductions 4 года назад +28

      I think there might be an award for graphics but I could be wrong

    • @YoYo-xr3ew
      @YoYo-xr3ew 4 года назад +14

      And al jazeera for leaving their old set intact

    • @jamesmalik3355
      @jamesmalik3355 4 года назад +6

      Best production value goes to?

  • @mhtgtm
    @mhtgtm 4 года назад +4810

    This is what a real journalist should be like.

    • @mshara1
      @mshara1 4 года назад +81

      the true heir of jon stewart.

    • @elathan4542
      @elathan4542 4 года назад +24

      Except he's a comedian, that's the saddest.

    • @syamsuresh424
      @syamsuresh424 4 года назад +159

      @@elathan4542 Nah man .. Comedy makes it more interesting and appeals to wider range of audience.. Which in turn helps the truth spread..

    • @zuboy4272
      @zuboy4272 4 года назад

      @@elathan4542 cause he cant do shit , we blame these big companies while using their products !

    • @Ketraar
      @Ketraar 4 года назад +74

      I disagree. I understand your sentiment, but no, "real" journalism needs to be much "better" than this, this is comedy. Its a sad world if the bar is this low and also its a burden no comedian signed on, their job is to make us laugh and entertain, that somehow they now also have the responsibility to inform and educate us, is just bonkers for both sides.
      The real problem is that most people would not read or watch "real" journalists talk about this topics in a serious format, because people dont really want to know, so "real" journalists have also to become entertainers just to get an audience, which is how we got here.

  • @gregorflopinski9016
    @gregorflopinski9016 4 года назад +1688

    Chinese: sell drugs to a former british colony
    The british: fascinating

    • @elvistsang832
      @elvistsang832 4 года назад +22

      snurk agurk this is a retaliation

    • @CaptainFrankay
      @CaptainFrankay 4 года назад +52

      Read up on the Opium Wars

    • @jennytrevizo
      @jennytrevizo 4 года назад +13

      An opiate too

    • @emilym97
      @emilym97 4 года назад +51

      History lesson: A few hundred years ago, the British wanted to trade with China, but didn’t have anything they wanted. So after years of failed negotiations, they finally found something: drugs. The Chinese royalty then failed and the Brits took over.

    • @VVheeli
      @VVheeli 4 года назад +26

      But the US did nothing to the Chinese-
      *existence of Hong Kong*
      Actually, we hella did do something to them. “White Man’s Burden” was a real shitshow during Colonization.

  • @owenw.1643
    @owenw.1643 4 года назад +426

    damn. you can tell how much this issue means to hasan on a personal level. its crazy how huge this problem really is

    • @laurencooper960
      @laurencooper960 3 года назад +6

      That’s very observant of you.

    • @kaskaskas
      @kaskaskas Год назад

      @@laurencooper960 Lauren would it kill you to not be a dickhead.

  • @arnukaparnu
    @arnukaparnu 4 года назад +2945

    When your baby powder company is also a deadly drug distributor

    • @samkelokleinbooi
      @samkelokleinbooi 4 года назад +70

      the same baby powder containing asbestos you mean?

    • @israamaimani
      @israamaimani 4 года назад +28

      I no longer buy their product they are nasty

    • @arx3516
      @arx3516 4 года назад +25

      When i was 3, in 86, my mom had a store that sold cleaning products, the supplier told her not to use J&J baby shampoo on me, since tgere were rumors of it being unsafe.

    • @pcarebear1
      @pcarebear1 4 года назад +37

      Now they say J&J talcum powder can cause cancer...I wonder if this is why women in the U.S. have higher rates of certain cancers thanks to our loose FDA and companies

    • @joyfullydreaded1371
      @joyfullydreaded1371 4 года назад +24

      Either way your baby powder company is going to kill you...one way is by what this episode talks about, pharmaceutical drugs and the other way they can get double the money out of you by giving you cancer and then the pharmaceuticals to treat the cancer their product gave you.
      Win/win for J&J

  • @piteshmistry9957
    @piteshmistry9957 4 года назад +1759

    Before, we used to listen to politicians and laugh at comedians. Nowadays, it's the other way around...

  • @WeaveDreamer
    @WeaveDreamer 3 года назад +172

    Fentanyl needs to be categorized as a poison. I don't like the idea that certain individuals can kill people with this and then turn around and say well the autopsy says that they were addicted to drugs.

    • @desireeespinosa3954
      @desireeespinosa3954 3 года назад +10

      That’s a very good point. I have never even thought about that 😕

    • @WeaveDreamer
      @WeaveDreamer 3 года назад +4

      @@desireeespinosa3954 that's what happens when you binge conspiracy theories every once in awhile you hit the mark and it's a real conspiracy

    • @percabethlumity
      @percabethlumity 3 года назад +7

      Very good point. Something that can kill someone in such low doses is 100% poison.

    • @WeaveDreamer
      @WeaveDreamer 3 года назад +3

      @@percabethlumity makes me wonder about George Floyd

    • @Matty80822
      @Matty80822 3 года назад

      I think you gave at least 1 asshat a good idea. great point though

  • @olaoluwabode-omoleye356
    @olaoluwabode-omoleye356 4 года назад +552

    It’s amazing how comedy shows are much more informative than a CNN news panel.

    • @AlexM-Boom
      @AlexM-Boom 3 года назад +7

      And that why he got cancelled😪

    • @apoorvapoudel1448
      @apoorvapoudel1448 3 года назад +3

      The only thing CNN is raise anti Trump agenda and not the news itself.

    • @roseychicka2298
      @roseychicka2298 2 года назад

      Even sadder is that is that you don't even have to question the accuracy/bias of info vs news outlets... I def trust a comedian over a "serious news source" ... Something is so wrong w that! Shouldn't he be the 1 messing w the info for laughs & them being 4 real? It's sad when our comedians have to be the serious ones & don't even get to play. It's like cps taking kids from bad homes but cps is the real bad guy so the fun uncle has to step in & explain the dangers of lollipops...but wait there's even more to the story?!? Basically they just stole the kids in the 1st place & the parents & kids & now even the fun uncle are all screwed cause it's legal.

    • @sophiaali3923
      @sophiaali3923 2 года назад

      @@apoorvapoudel1448 oofhbnnn
      Go
      Mgbdbbndndjdjjejejjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjujdjjrj

  • @llabronco
    @llabronco 4 года назад +5556

    Man, he goes hard at the very end. Real talk.
    Individuals like Hasan and John Oliver deserve more recognition for the work they're doing.

    • @diazinth
      @diazinth 4 года назад +9

      Alex Shine yeah, and when they finally find a communist Cuban to finish of the triangle of awesome, then perhaps there is hope

    • @average_coverage
      @average_coverage 4 года назад +243

      I appreciate both of them as well, but it cannot be stressed enough that what you see is not about the individuals but about orchestrated team efforts with some intelligent, witty frontmen.

    • @desciplesofthomassankara3021
      @desciplesofthomassankara3021 4 года назад +1

      W

    • @alanai1981
      @alanai1981 4 года назад +3

      Alex Shine 💯💯💯💯🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

    • @ohno4435
      @ohno4435 4 года назад +3

      They both fuck up sometimes, so take what they say with a grain of salt, but generally yeah.

  • @nadhilaputri2469
    @nadhilaputri2469 4 года назад +1541

    Hasan truly outdid himself in this episode. I'm not from the US, so I'm not familiar with this crisis before, but Hasan laid it out so beautifully that I can follow the episode just as easy as episodes like Fortnite. And that 'warm regards' at the end is such an epic mic drop moment. I can't wait to see what his next episode is going to be like.

    • @izzatidirectioners
      @izzatidirectioners 2 года назад +8

      agreed! i've never really understood why it was called an opioid "crisis" before this video

  • @shoppinmadnesz22
    @shoppinmadnesz22 3 года назад +157

    *man I'm so upset. I loved Hasan's show on Netflix. I can't believe they took it down. I wish he picked it back up on YT instead. I feel like it's a better platform for the type of show this is*

  • @anovosedlik
    @anovosedlik 4 года назад +71

    The new problem now is carfentanil...it's a hundred times stronger than fentanyl and killed a friend of mine the day after he left his rehab. He was only 19. Great show, thank you for shedding light

    • @krisaaron5771
      @krisaaron5771 4 года назад +18

      Carfentanil was created for use by wildlife vets to sedate animals like 6-ton elephants and rhinos. Once Chinese chemists figured out how to manufacture fentanyl analogs we were all off to the races.

    • @26michaeluk
      @26michaeluk 3 года назад +1

      @@krisaaron5771 you're exactly right.

  • @fozziebear5351
    @fozziebear5351 4 года назад +1844

    Company creates a disease, then sells the antidote. That's "V for Vendetta".

    • @emilyrose8263
      @emilyrose8263 4 года назад +4

      No One Knows 😂

    • @fozziebear5351
      @fozziebear5351 4 года назад +1

      @@emilyrose8263 Movie titles make you laugh?

    • @fozziebear5351
      @fozziebear5351 4 года назад +8

      @iostboy I hope you get help.

    • @MrDragonorp
      @MrDragonorp 4 года назад

      what are the facts that lead you to think that companies directly create diseases? its a very outreach thinking

    • @mikehunt5859
      @mikehunt5859 4 года назад

      www.kevinmd.com/blog/2017/07/stupidity-epidemic-far-lethal-opioid-epidemic.html

  • @laurabairy4407
    @laurabairy4407 4 года назад +3246

    Comedians are the new investigative journalists.

    • @laurabairy4407
      @laurabairy4407 4 года назад +84

      ​@Ortum Lynx the difference between now and then is that nowadays they are making better research and journalism then actual journalists.

    • @titysardonyx207
      @titysardonyx207 4 года назад +5

      Facts

    • @TrulyEgg
      @TrulyEgg 4 года назад +10

      Started with Jon Stewart

    • @franzchenherbert3937
      @franzchenherbert3937 4 года назад +39

      no, but they are able to present the work of investigative journalists better. it ist really rare for a comedian to do actual research rather than using the work of actual journalists. john oliver once said that himself in a piece about the dying local news, that he and his team would be nothing without the journalists, whos work they use for their stories.

    • @Wolfspaule
      @Wolfspaule 4 года назад

      No, and you are stupid.

  • @AwkMind
    @AwkMind 4 года назад +176

    I am starting to view him as a Revolutionary Icon. He gotta watch his back, those guys up there won't like it

    • @dollyessm1692
      @dollyessm1692 4 года назад +4

      He banned in saudi sooooooo🤷🏾‍♀️

    • @fakhrussalhin3149
      @fakhrussalhin3149 4 года назад

      @Sasha Da Masta lol

    • @anastasiakatsikaris
      @anastasiakatsikaris 4 года назад

      @Sasha Da Masta george floyd brought me here. viva la revolucion!

    • @aneevrian6557
      @aneevrian6557 3 года назад +3

      @Sasha Da Masta i feel you are right though.. Even then i really appreciate his efforts to at least bring these information out to public! People should know whats killing them. I know normal Americans cant do shit against rich and Elite class. American public are basically puppets who are deliberately kept stupid to easily control them. It's really sad but thats how cruel this globalised, company filled world has become.

    • @DerAykac
      @DerAykac 3 года назад

      @Sasha Da Masta What you wrote reminds me of a certain sout park episode in which the government is happy to be the one people think of as the main offender, though they aren´t (It´s about 9/11).

  • @mmsutantowrites
    @mmsutantowrites 2 года назад +55

    I only recently discovered Hasan's videos (latecomer, I know). Truly, Hasan is the ultimate Patriot! Kudos to you for loving your country and your fellow humans to address so many important issues that no one else is willing or able to.

    • @uvanadhithya4112
      @uvanadhithya4112 2 года назад

      Too bad he got cancelled.

    • @chandrastar5939
      @chandrastar5939 2 года назад

      @@uvanadhithya4112 it wasn't well promoted. But it's a tuff gig to pull off. Probably go better now, since the world's in an uproar about corruption & human rights.

  • @RahulChaudhary-eh7oh
    @RahulChaudhary-eh7oh 4 года назад +2568

    Comedians all over the world are making more sense than journalists. This will be written in the History books, how the time changed in 21st century. Comedians were more authentic and trustworthy than journalist.

    • @shodanxx
      @shodanxx 4 года назад +7

      It's not journalism

    • @hhiippiittyy
      @hhiippiittyy 4 года назад +170

      Most of these comedians get their source material from real journalists. Be careful not to overlook their irreplaceable, foundational and priceless contributions.

    • @beezneez171
      @beezneez171 4 года назад +26

      @@shodanxx sigh, ok i'll bite
      Journalism: the activity or profession of writing for newspapers, magazines, or news websites or preparing news to be broadcast.
      weird, sure seems like journalism to me.

    • @ravenn2631
      @ravenn2631 4 года назад +24

      Can you not be a comedian and a journalist at the same time?

    • @munstergirl25
      @munstergirl25 4 года назад +32

      Most of these shows use investigative journalism as a source and there are still a lot of good journalists but who of us still reads expensive newspapers. You need resources for investigative journalism and too many newspapers are owned by big media companies who seem to only care about Profit.

  • @mangaisiva3975
    @mangaisiva3975 4 года назад +739

    Dude! My doctor literally yells "Never Google your symptoms"... Oh yeah... May be I should start googling his prescriptions!

    • @gp1925
      @gp1925 4 года назад +88

      Always google prescriptions. As consumers we need to know what’s in the things we put in our bodies and what our potential reactions might be. These pharmaceutical companies rely on the population not informing themselves on the medications they’re taking. It’s how so many people don’t realize how addictive their pain meds will be because they don’t look into it.

    • @existenceispain6849
      @existenceispain6849 4 года назад +35

      @@gp1925 just gonna bump g p here, ALWAYS GOOGLE YOUR PRESCRIPTION.

    • @emperorsatan8594
      @emperorsatan8594 4 года назад +1

      @@existenceispain6849 username checks out

    • @k.c1126
      @k.c1126 4 года назад +10

      I ALWAYS Google my prescriptions. The last time I didn't, I ended up in the emergency room.

    • @elaeiffel
      @elaeiffel 4 года назад +14

      Symptoms are vague. Fever can be present for numerous reasons. It make sense not to interpret if you don't have the knowledge
      Prescription is specific. The chemical is, supposedly, well known and its effects known. Always research your prescription

  • @karlwashere123
    @karlwashere123 3 года назад +25

    RUclips gets a lot of advertisements from pharmaceutical companies. That's why there's 10 comments and it doesn't get recommended for 9 months.
    March 16th. will be 4 years clean.. Good luck everybody..

  • @charliemarley598
    @charliemarley598 4 года назад +34

    I just lost a childhood friend from this. The struggle is too real for a lot of people. I hope this helps people and maybe saves a life through awareness

  • @DazzlingDaz76
    @DazzlingDaz76 4 года назад +945

    Very akward start without the iconic intro song. I had to search and play the intro song at youtube then come back to this video. 😂

  • @trenmiddelkamp8703
    @trenmiddelkamp8703 4 года назад +770

    The ending is like saying: "Our hydrogen bombs kill too many people. Now introducing: The Death Star"

    • @jeng9927
      @jeng9927 4 года назад +6

      Tren Middelkamp 👏🏼 I feel like your comment deserves an award but I’m too depressed right now. 🥺

    • @Mohammadsabatin1
      @Mohammadsabatin1 4 года назад +14

      The moment when u know that some people who wear suits are more murderer than real killers

    • @kenyabell2982
      @kenyabell2982 4 года назад +1

      Real Talk!!!!

    • @Wolfspaule
      @Wolfspaule 4 года назад

      Oh a movie reference, how rare that is!

    • @sumairb9978
      @sumairb9978 4 года назад +2

      Warm regards.

  • @omarquintanilla696
    @omarquintanilla696 4 года назад +44

    16:25 "It's like hearing pantene makes atom bombs...wait the secret ingredient is uranium?" 🤣🤣🤣

  • @Moonie_MonRozE
    @Moonie_MonRozE 4 года назад +38

    Thank god I got clean and sober off Heroin before this got out there.... this is beyond sad 😢 thank you for you’re amazing show Hasan Minhaj much love to you ❤️🙏🏻

    • @26michaeluk
      @26michaeluk 3 года назад +2

      Great to hear! I got off oxycontin before heroin was around my area thank God. I've got 10 years clean. Again, so genuinely happy to hear this.

    • @lobnaattia2992
      @lobnaattia2992 2 года назад +1

      That's amazing I'm proud of you bro

    • @lucyann1573
      @lucyann1573 Год назад

      3 years late but I'm here to tell you same here, man. Like a lot of folks I went from oxy in the pill mill days to heroin because it was cheaper and I was desperate (I smoked it I didn't shoot up). Quit cold turkey and now whenever I feel the urge to go back I remind myself that I can't even be sure what's in drugs these days. Fentanyl has scared me into staying clean so...thanks fentanyl, I guess? I hope you're still clean too. I'm proud of you

  • @pb7199
    @pb7199 4 года назад +1693

    hasan: isn't it so weird to hear genuinely good news?
    me: it sure is, I can't wait for you to ruin it!

    • @The_Reductionist
      @The_Reductionist 4 года назад +9

      you forgot the 'wait' there

    • @pb7199
      @pb7199 4 года назад +5

      @@The_Reductionist woops you're right i'll fix that

    • @wreckofthehesperas8323
      @wreckofthehesperas8323 4 года назад +1

      P B. that really ramps up around 4:00..

  • @cometmoon4485
    @cometmoon4485 4 года назад +2459

    Eid Mubarak everyone! Wherever you are in the world, I hope you had a brilliant day.

    • @daddyshrek7376
      @daddyshrek7376 4 года назад +8

      ja too

    • @kinga6347
      @kinga6347 4 года назад +18

      Eid Mubarak

    • @AMG-ce3cr
      @AMG-ce3cr 4 года назад +7

      Tnx man ! hope you best of lucks :)

    • @rajadhirajmaharaj
      @rajadhirajmaharaj 4 года назад +5

      PKMKB

    • @ejaaz7260
      @ejaaz7260 4 года назад +15

      राजाधिराज लंड महाराज Eid Mubarak brothe

  • @sagessetherestless1310
    @sagessetherestless1310 4 года назад +36

    I honestly think The patriot act and last week tonight are the best investigative news shows out there

  • @melissasaint3283
    @melissasaint3283 4 года назад +17

    Hasan,
    When I was a little girl long ago, before this crisis,
    someone I loved very much
    unintentionally ODed on heroin and died. I also have spent all these years following the trends in opioids.
    I am so sorry that you also know that pain. Thank you for doing this.

  • @LetMeExplainThat
    @LetMeExplainThat 4 года назад +280

    Aside from the casual possibility of instant death, a Fentanyl overdose looks as if you are falling asleep, which makes it hard to spot in time to save someone. It could also be absorbed through the skin. Even some first responders weren't safe from its effects.

    • @LetMeExplainThat
      @LetMeExplainThat 4 года назад +6

      @Mycel oh did not know that, thx for the info. Our instructor gave us a good scare about handling fentynal

    • @lawrencetchen
      @lawrencetchen 4 года назад +16

      Yeah, ER docs are having a big problem, finding people who come in with 10 patches on their back and have stopped breathing entirely. Huge burden on the urgent/emergent side of medicine

    • @sheikhahmed4704
      @sheikhahmed4704 4 года назад

      Yeah that's fucking crazy.

    • @adonaiorion
      @adonaiorion 4 года назад

      Wild!

    • @delfinn4326
      @delfinn4326 4 года назад

      @Mycel Unless you have the people that order directly from China. I know a story or two about madlads with hazmat suits handling their own carfentanyl solution.

  • @ZachGood
    @ZachGood 4 года назад +1049

    Patriot Act and Last Week Tonight are our generation's 60 Minutes. These are the best news shows today.

    • @taylorannelane
      @taylorannelane 4 года назад +21

      Zach Good that’s actually an apt comparison

    • @SuLokify
      @SuLokify 4 года назад +34

      It really is... Mainstream 24 hour cycle media has to sell fear and lies to get ratings and pay the bills...
      Comedy shows can make a joke and tell the truth to pay the bills.
      It's shitty and fuxked up and may seem backwards but that's the way it is.

    • @Matty80822
      @Matty80822 4 года назад +14

      im glad their networks took the gamble

    • @leopheard
      @leopheard 4 года назад +8

      Meh yes and no. LWT is good on a lot of things, but their Venezuela coverage is straight out of a CIA and Exxon Mobil guidebook. After all, you have to remember who owns HBO and who runs those commercials during the program. The show is the filler between the commercials don't forget

    • @felisd
      @felisd 4 года назад +16

      Full Frontal with Samantha Bee should be up there too. Her segments on issues, such as how the US created the refugee situations in South America were really in depth and informative as well.

  • @Demonicwhale43
    @Demonicwhale43 3 года назад +17

    “Isn’t it weird to hear genuinely good news?” 2020-2021: Yes, yes it is

  • @AlexM-Boom
    @AlexM-Boom 3 года назад +38

    Cuz of Hasan I was able learn so much that I used. I actually filed my taxes for free last year cuz of his show.....then he got cancelled. How? This was the best truth show EVER. That's probably why. He was too good and too honest. He's another level of person. Love him love him.love him. I'm brown so I guess I'm biased😅

  • @larsreintjes8484
    @larsreintjes8484 4 года назад +459

    "Murderers, who will never face a judge"

    • @hi_hello6524
      @hi_hello6524 4 года назад +5

      That's actually not true, there is the ultimate judge they will face when these lunatics die.
      If you think they will get away with it then there is no point in life. Justice will be served

    • @Random_dud31
      @Random_dud31 4 года назад +22

      @@hi_hello6524 If you are talking about God, no way. I don't want a God to punish them. God can punish them after they face justice in the world in the living. I refuse to wait just so they can be punished "later"

    • @hi_hello6524
      @hi_hello6524 4 года назад +2

      @@Random_dud31 what kind of justice can be held in this world for their crimes of killing and destroying so many lives? 250 years in prison ? No one lives that long plus of their wealth and connections, no one can touch them.
      Whatever kind of punishment is not good enough anyway or fair because of their oppression. No, God will judge them accordingly and fairly for their crimes they think they got away with.
      Think about it this way, why do we have a system of judges, justice, accountability for one's crime if it all disappears when one die? It's funny because in science, nothing disappears, everything just changes. Anyway they will be held accountable whether they like it or not.

    • @AlwaysANemesis
      @AlwaysANemesis 4 года назад +7

      @@hi_hello6524 As an agnostic, I just can't stand the idea of letting these fuckers get what they want in the hopes of a higher being that I'm not even sure exists will punish them after they die.
      Honestly, what kind of horror can you instill on a person with so few scruples, that they can sleep happily, even knowing they've killed thousands of people through their actions?

    • @hi_hello6524
      @hi_hello6524 4 года назад

      @@AlwaysANemesis but I wanna know your thoughts tho like who's gonna touch them in this life and what do you do with them exactly? Is their punishment death? Like how is that a punishment? You know what I mean?
      I wanna know what punishment you would give these people?
      There is not much you can do to these lunatics after destroying so many lives, it's actually oppression to believe there is no God cuz then evil will win and there would be no point in life
      Example would be Hitler, the guy killed himself and then end of story, an atheist would say, Hitler turned to dust and poof he's gone like how can that be?
      I'm also thinking why bury Humans after they die?logically one would burn them and then later use their ashes for coal or something but It seems like the people after death are waiting to be judged or something. The only ones the concept of burying works for is the 3 Abrahamic religions and among them only one makes logical sense.

  • @rachelbranning5933
    @rachelbranning5933 4 года назад +306

    Thank you for doing this, my uncle died of heroin in 2004, he was an engineer. Lifelong back pain.

    • @luluseatowngetdown6251
      @luluseatowngetdown6251 4 года назад +7

      I’m sorry luv. Rip Unc🌅

    • @26michaeluk
      @26michaeluk 3 года назад +1

      He was cut off his pain pills and turned to heroin right?

    • @mp5249
      @mp5249 3 года назад +1

      @@26michaeluk chronic pain sufferers are being treated quite poorly. Cost of pain clinics are outrageous.

    • @26michaeluk
      @26michaeluk 3 года назад

      @@mp5249 yeah my dad has had hell trying to get into one. He's had 15 back surgeries, no lie, and his spleen removed.

    • @thatgirl5703
      @thatgirl5703 3 года назад

      Why didn't he have a doctor prescribe him pain medication and monitor his use of them?

  • @surajl4739
    @surajl4739 3 года назад +20

    "Isn't it weird to hear genuinely good news?" but back in 2019.

  • @jashwinreddy4803
    @jashwinreddy4803 3 года назад +209

    I feel like Hasan will one day save this world using just info and comedy. #Hasanforprez2024

    • @Matty80822
      @Matty80822 3 года назад +4

      if we can just figure out a way to have the graphics follow him wherever he goes hahahaha

    • @Nighttale233
      @Nighttale233 2 года назад

      If he became president the world would burn in flames because all he can do is bark on the pretense of comedy.

  • @AgusleoHalim
    @AgusleoHalim 4 года назад +2783

    If Hasan cover “Epstein” story; The internet will explode

    • @DctorSkillz1
      @DctorSkillz1 4 года назад +129

      More like the Kashmir story.

    • @kelliv2995
      @kelliv2995 4 года назад +1

      🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

    • @sublimefermion2205
      @sublimefermion2205 4 года назад +30

      @@DctorSkillz1 No story there. Only story is in Baluchistan, Waziristan, Gilgit-Baltistan.

    • @elathan4542
      @elathan4542 4 года назад +15

      He'd en up suicided as well.

    • @DctorSkillz1
      @DctorSkillz1 4 года назад +48

      @@sublimefermion2205 Found the Indian troll.

  • @nickolastiguan
    @nickolastiguan 4 года назад +784

    Everyone: and drug cartel and their drugs are killing people
    Big pharma: hold my opioid

    • @d.e.b.b5788
      @d.e.b.b5788 4 года назад +8

      No one's forcing people to take drugs. People want to get high. If you eliminate one source, another will pop up. No one seems to have learned anything from the 18th amendment debacle which created the monster of organized crime.

    • @suraventri2544
      @suraventri2544 4 года назад +12

      The irony is I worked in a pharmacy for a while in a different country to the US - When one of our customers went on Fentanyl, we knew it was because they were going to die. It was considered that addictive that no one could really go on it on for a period of time without becoming addicted. No one without a fatal disease was prescribed it. We had 2 nursing homes close by, so we saw a lot of elderly go on it. It was depressing.

    • @d.e.b.b5788
      @d.e.b.b5788 4 года назад +9

      @@suraventri2544 Nice that the people with the fatal diseases actually got the medication they needed for pain relief, though. Who cares about addiction when you're going to die. We used to see elderly terminal patients coming into the e.r. in pain, because their families didn't like them sleeping so much; so they with held their pain medication.

    • @Obsidianen
      @Obsidianen 4 года назад +4

      Big Pharma: Why dont you try MY opioid?

    • @arx3516
      @arx3516 4 года назад +15

      @@d.e.b.b5788 the problem comez when you start fraudilently peddling opioids to people who don't need it and aren't interested in getting high.

  • @lunacouer
    @lunacouer 4 года назад +24

    Here's what scares me about all this. Opioid prescriptions have been on the decline since 2011, and yet Fentanyl deaths have been on the rise that whole time, thanks to it being added to the heroin supply.
    But now chronic pain patients are suffering because of this. People all over the US are being rapidly stepped down or cut off from their pain medications because doctors are over-correcting and afraid. Or, because laws have been passed in some states limiting the dose allowance. These are patients that have been stable on their medications and doses for years, who have always been compliant with their doctors' conditions, and who were able to have at least some quality of life.
    Saying "Well, back and neck pain? Nope - fentanyl's only for cancer patients" does a disservice to those that have the kind of pain that cancer patients can get. It also doesn't take into account a patient's genetic profile (there's a genetic test now to see what pain medications you can process correctly), pain needs, other medication interactions or side-effects.
    I'm not talking about achy backs and pulled muscles. I'm talking about the kind of pain that makes you want to kill yourself - the kind that never stops. And unfortunately, while we have a lot of tools in our medical toolboxes, not everything can be fixed.
    I would love - LOVE - if we had better options that didn't involve physical tolerance and the risk of drug-seeking addiction. I would LOVE to not be under a microscope because of a medication I need. Not Fentanyl - something else. But I used to be on it, and was on the same dose (patch) for about 8 years. If used correctly, and prescribed by a good pain management doctor (this is key), it can be a life-saver.
    I'm not over-exaggerating when I say that I'd be dead by my own hand without proper pain control. I'm not alone in this. So please don't dismiss us folks that don't have cancer, but still live with incurable conditions that make life hell.

    • @katielaurence9779
      @katielaurence9779 4 года назад +5

      I see you. My pain has been well managed by tramadol, and I've always carefully followed the instructions of an excellent neurologist in taking it. It's scary to think about so many of us with chronic pain losing access to medications that have made life liveable.

    • @tanyawade5197
      @tanyawade5197 4 года назад +6

      Cynically Hopeful: I felt like I was reading my own thoughts with your comment. I tried fentanyl patch, but 1 came off during the night, my dog chewed it & almost died; back to morphine for me. But I’m still having the cdc guidelines affecting my prescriptions, tho I’ve been with the same Pain Mgmt Dr for over a decade & used to take triple the amount of morphine 20 yrs ago. I asked my dr to wean me down bc I was afraid of addiction & that was almost a decade ago, but they suddenly act like I’m some kind of addict who’s trying to game the system when I request a refill. This system has gone crazy. They need to evaluate patients based on that patient’s history, not on what some other unknown patients may have done. It’s infuriating to have to deal with this on top of constant pain. 🌈

    • @thavishagunaratne7415
      @thavishagunaratne7415 3 года назад +2

      They overprescribed irresponsibly and now they try to correct it with behaviour that is just as irresponsible and everyone but the assholes who line their pockets are hurt by it. I'm sorry to hear about your chronic pain. It sucks and it sucks even more to be thrown around here and there because pharma companies want to profit from people in need of medical care

  • @junaidmohamed5762
    @junaidmohamed5762 2 года назад +3

    How did Netflix cancel him I loved his show and was as saddened to see it go as I was to see friends go

  • @filipjecz
    @filipjecz 4 года назад +214

    The silence from the audience at the very end of this clip was heavy, damn.
    Great episode. Always appreciate a heavy dose of knowledge of what's happening in murica.

    • @charlie7mason
      @charlie7mason 4 года назад +6

      Yeah, actually, I feel like this was the quietest episode so far, and rightfully so. The scale and implication of this corruption is mind-numbingly horrific.

  • @montychambliss6254
    @montychambliss6254 4 года назад +614

    Reagan: "Marijuana is dangerous"
    Also Reagan: "We need more Fentanyl"

    • @moslemaahmmad9950
      @moslemaahmmad9950 4 года назад +24

      Monty Chambliss because marijuana was a big part of black culture

    • @Cudgeon
      @Cudgeon 4 года назад +33

      Well, marijuana is what the blacks and the jews take, according to reagan. So yeah. Also there isn't much money for big pharma in cheap painkillers you can grow at home.

    • @moslemaahmmad9950
      @moslemaahmmad9950 4 года назад

      Cudgeon huh thought provoking

    • @moslemaahmmad9950
      @moslemaahmmad9950 4 года назад

      Mzcheif92 were are you’re statistics from

    • @Mzcheif92
      @Mzcheif92 4 года назад +30

      Moslema Ahmmad I don’t need to provide statistics. As a black person I can speak from life experience, I don’t smoke it nor do I know anybody that does. It is not a culture, some smoke marijuana and some don’t and the same can said for white people. Black people are just more likely stereotyped and criminalized for marijuana.

  • @quinnfischer3618
    @quinnfischer3618 4 года назад +104

    I think China might still be mad about the Opioid Wars

    • @zamochit1989
      @zamochit1989 4 года назад +16

      Opium war to be precise. But thumbs up anyway

    • @k.3004
      @k.3004 4 года назад +3

      no chinese like to earn money in any way possible

    • @swish6143
      @swish6143 4 года назад

      Exactly.

    • @DerAykac
      @DerAykac 3 года назад +6

      @@k.3004 We watched the same episode, didn´t we? So what about americans?

    • @XavierbTM1221
      @XavierbTM1221 2 года назад +1

      so american pharmaceuticals bribing and corruptiong doctors have nothing to do with the problem?

  • @paigeconnelly4244
    @paigeconnelly4244 4 года назад +124

    We don't have this problem in the UK because we have a national healthcare system so the drugs prescribed by doctors are strictly regulated.

    • @emilymarguerita2781
      @emilymarguerita2781 4 года назад +14

      It’s not as bad in the UK but there’s definitely still a problem and it’s growing pretty rapidly

    • @krisaaron5771
      @krisaaron5771 4 года назад +9

      That's exactly what the US government told us. "The purity of pharmaceutical drugs is tightly regulated by the FDA." Which is true, but doesn't address the issue.
      And doctors' prescribing abilities have been "strictly regulated" for years. I guess we all know how well that worked out.

    • @astoriarego8304
      @astoriarego8304 4 года назад +8

      They are very strictly regulated in the US, too. The opioid crisis is almost entirely due to illegal street drugs now. Trouble is, we haven't adjusted to the reality that the new regulations work, and are still under the assumption that the crisis is due to prescriptions.
      So we crack down more and more, making unreasonable regulations. Genuine pain patients can't get prescriptions and are turning to heroin, kratom and suicide. A few news stories are talking about it, but it's far more trendy to talk about the crisis without going into these kinds of details. Anything pro-opiod is risky. I have had 4 spine surgeries and met with 5 pain doctors eho said they just don't prescribe opioids to *anyone* anymore no matter what. That's the result of bad regulation. These drugs help millions of people and can be taken carefully and safely by those not prone to addiction. After 20 years on 10mg oxy, I regularly stop taking them for a week without any urges to have another (except for pain, of course).

    • @krisaaron5771
      @krisaaron5771 4 года назад +1

      @@astoriarego8304 Exactly! If we only take them for physical pain and not for that lovely warm feeling, they aren't a problem.

    • @DerAykac
      @DerAykac 3 года назад +6

      @@krisaaron5771 Thats a huge problem. Why should you be immune to becoming an addict just because you take em against the pain? That makes no sense at all, and a very dangerous statement.

  • @aeronothis5420
    @aeronothis5420 4 года назад +612

    I want my trampoline episode! And make it about biryani.

    • @LeGronk
      @LeGronk 4 года назад +4

      food of the gods

    • @VivekAnandJ
      @VivekAnandJ 4 года назад +1

      Yay! Biryani! (And Yay Hasan too!)

    • @eagle3676
      @eagle3676 4 года назад +2

      No cover Eid. Then cover Balochistan and Kashmir

    • @thesoundsmith
      @thesoundsmith 4 года назад +1

      @@eagle3676 My immediate response is: Please Don't. Please do. Loop...
      He'd do a great job, I don't know if I could stand to watch it. So much pain...

    • @1Point6One8
      @1Point6One8 4 года назад +1

      Thank you for that comment, Sir.

  • @anshulsingh7663
    @anshulsingh7663 4 года назад +139

    Damn, that got really serious.

    • @MCAndyT
      @MCAndyT 4 года назад +2

      Incredible episode. I think it was really important that he personalized this crisis. Real serious.

  • @makenamaehara2815
    @makenamaehara2815 4 года назад +17

    I watched my ex overdose. She lived. And she bought more from the same guy a week later.

  • @nathanpell-cook499
    @nathanpell-cook499 2 года назад +5

    You said something that very much applied to me. I had legitimate groin pain and my doctor for ten years kept me well medicated. I was prescribed opioids(perc, fentanyl), benzos(xanax), muscle relaxers(soma), and stimulants(adderall) from the age of 18 until I was 28 starting as percocet tablets eventually pushed up to fentanyl patches all legally for groin pain. As well anxiety, ache muscles, and the sleepiness was treated with narcotics as well. During this my mother overdosed on morphine she died at 46 years old. This was a life changing event and Ive been in treatment, counceling, and a MAT program. Currently Im still on an opioid called methadone for heroin addicts but im no longer on anything else opioids are so difficult to overcome for some

  • @ZodiacRider17
    @ZodiacRider17 4 года назад +61

    As a doctor, we've all studied and used naloxone as an antidote for opioid poisoning, so it's not a miracle drug bringing back people from death anyhow, just does it's job as an antagonist. Fentanyl should only be used in supervised doses by trained medical professionals so it's terrifying and sad that people are using and OD-ing on basic drugs used for anaesthetic procedures. This is a great episode, brilliant broadcasting of a situation which really needed to be talked about!

  • @jemay71
    @jemay71 4 года назад +132

    As a pharmacist it is nice to see such a complete look at this issue. Something that we have been trying to bring to light for a long time. Keep up the great reporting, much appreciated on all your subjects

  • @HandlebarOrionX
    @HandlebarOrionX 4 года назад +15

    The way doctors prescribe fentanyl is JUST LIKE how they prescribed oxycodone/oxycontin

    • @abelsoo5465
      @abelsoo5465 2 года назад

      Even the highly vaunted medical profession is turning charlatan and corrupt. So harrowing.

  • @maupow3739
    @maupow3739 4 года назад +3

    this episode felt more emotional than other episodes, loved how well presented the information was. well done to all that helped piece it all together,,, when he talked about being personally affected, just wanted to give him a big hug :( the ending was so strong, much respect for taking the high road for such terrible moral crimes

  • @bsbx
    @bsbx 4 года назад +564

    Discovered you with Casey Neistat on Deep Cuts. After 2 weeks of binge-watching I know that this show is what I'm looking for: an educational + entertaining show
    edit: love from the philippines

    • @fatalshore5068
      @fatalshore5068 4 года назад +4

      If you want some non political stuff to watch that is both of those things check out Issac Arthur's channel. Very educational and very entertaining :)

    • @enx2083
      @enx2083 4 года назад +15

      John Oliver has a similiarly educational and entertaining show called Last Week Tonight. Hasan mentioned it several times as well, and is usually considered a pioneer of this weekly-story-comedy-news-format, besides perhaps Jon Stewart.

    • @sudahsarjana5804
      @sudahsarjana5804 4 года назад +3

      @@enx2083 well both oliver and hasan was the former daily show correspondent

    • @enx2083
      @enx2083 4 года назад +1

      @@sudahsarjana5804 of course 😊

    • @bsbx
      @bsbx 4 года назад +1

      @@enx2083 I have heard of the show already since Hasan mentioned it... but i'll stick to this one because of the hand gestures, big screens, and the way it stands out

  • @omprabhubuddekar9386
    @omprabhubuddekar9386 4 года назад +108

    That "warm regards" in the end was a sick burn 🔥 for pharmaceutical companies.

  • @Dannie-My0wnReality
    @Dannie-My0wnReality 3 года назад +9

    I just cried watching this... I use fentanyl patches (and I’ve been on them for almost 2 years) for nerve pain caused by nerve damage in my lower spine and I wish I never agreed to be on them. 💔

  • @KonstantineDA
    @KonstantineDA 2 года назад +4

    I'm European.
    I've had broken bones, all of my wisdom tooth extracted, I've been into a car crush, had operations done with local anestisia, a really a bad concussion, months long back pain with slipping disc... After every one of them, my doctors have told me to just take it easy and, if it hurt, to buy non-prescription drugs, like an Aspirin (Tylenol)
    Had I lived in USA, I would have gotten pain killers prescribed to me long time ago. But I can not say that my experiance with non-prescription drugs was that horrible. At most I've had a few bad days, but it's just something you forget about after some time.
    It's crazy, to me, what capitalism/greed has done to so many people.

  • @user-vc5rp7nf8f
    @user-vc5rp7nf8f 4 года назад +246

    he's a good showman and speaker. i was hooked for the entire 30 min. nice execution on the set design as well

    • @enochbrown8178
      @enochbrown8178 4 года назад +5

      True that. But the reason this man is an internet sensation is because what he's saying is true. All the showmanship and speaking skills in the world does not trump truth.

    • @JulianCommodus
      @JulianCommodus 4 года назад +3

      @@enochbrown8178 That's why I like satirists; Hasan and John Oliver are definitely picking up the torch Jon Stewart has held.
      (And, no, I don't equate Colbert and Noah along with satirists; they're funny sometimes, but they're closer to Democrat pundits.)

  • @ahmedproyash
    @ahmedproyash 4 года назад +415

    YES !!! HE IS MOVING HIS HANDS AGAIN !!!
    Thanks for the likes guys 😊

    • @mrmorrison5142
      @mrmorrison5142 4 года назад +6

      Life is good 👍🏾

    • @thesoundsmith
      @thesoundsmith 4 года назад +2

      He spent his break getting fixed up at the watchmaker's.

  • @paulvece3714
    @paulvece3714 2 года назад +2

    I wasn't familiar with Hasan at all until very recently. Catching up on these episodes has been a blast; this guy is the shit.

  • @SB-qz8xs
    @SB-qz8xs 4 года назад +12

    Who told him to put his hands in his pockets??!! I love his hand movements.

  • @fahadusman1311
    @fahadusman1311 4 года назад +440

    Already watched on netflix. Just here to support.

  • @yen-8680
    @yen-8680 4 года назад +159

    He’s doing better journalism than most media.

    • @mahirabrar2638
      @mahirabrar2638 4 года назад

      he sources most of the content from traditional media reporting

    • @mathunit1
      @mathunit1 4 года назад +1

      @@mahirabrar2638 He sources the shitty traditional media reports as shitty and the actually good tradional ones as good and reliable. So I'd say that it's a win-win. :)

  • @John-mi9dx
    @John-mi9dx 3 года назад +4

    Love the warm regards ending, gave me chills

  • @Residentstrangr
    @Residentstrangr 4 года назад +7

    I've been watching patriot act all day and he seems a lot more serious about this topic

  • @tausifjawad1998
    @tausifjawad1998 4 года назад +302

    Will get Netflix just for this show

    • @ssiddarth
      @ssiddarth 4 года назад +10

      Do get it dude, it's cheap on mobile & truly has amazing shows & films

    • @daddyshrek7376
      @daddyshrek7376 4 года назад +15

      i will buy youtube just for this show

    • @Samir-ph3ok
      @Samir-ph3ok 4 года назад +15

      I will buy Hasan Minaj just for this show

    • @forestpark73
      @forestpark73 4 года назад +5

      I will buy a graphics department just for this show.

    • @Epicjaack
      @Epicjaack 4 года назад +1

      I will buy you all ! you are Addictive

  • @karthikkunchala8027
    @karthikkunchala8027 4 года назад +285

    Hasan Minhaj still needs to buy that blue BMX bike

    • @adonaiorion
      @adonaiorion 4 года назад +1

      Weird, I'm scrolling through the comments and saw yours and this morning read about someone in the West coast diet because they were doing stunts on a BMX bike and ended up falling after hitting the ocean wall (whatever that means) and falling over 10M to their death. Crazy!

    • @adonaiorion
      @adonaiorion 4 года назад +1

      It was on my news list. I live in Canada, check online if curious. Somewhere in BC I think.

    • @karthikkunchala8027
      @karthikkunchala8027 4 года назад

      @@adonaiorion I am a time traveler

  • @OindreelaGhosh
    @OindreelaGhosh 4 года назад +8

    Absolutely eye-opening episode! This is the real Real Talk

  • @nancybates6585
    @nancybates6585 2 года назад +2

    Hasan, you've done it again! This is straight up truth. I, too, know many people who are addicted to opioids for the wrong reason and I have lost some of them, and some I just can't straight up associate with anymore because they are recreational users and I can't be around them cuz they're always fucked up. Unfortunately, I am "dependent" on opioids for my pain. I have severe back problems and I have dealt with them through medication instead of surgery out of fear. However, it is now at the point where the medication no longer helps me get through my day and I have no choice left but surgery. I'm lucky to have a good doctor who's mindful of addiction and will not increase my dosage. I'm also lucky to find a surgeon, one of three in the southeast, that can do the multi-level surgery and help me with the deformities of my spine. I am terrified of the procedures that I will have to go through, but I've realized that if it means I can get off of, or at least back off of some of my medications, it is the right thing to do. Please pray for me!

  • @bridgetokpop3045
    @bridgetokpop3045 4 года назад +130

    Damn that ending gave me chills. Great job on another video. You and your team are doing great work

  • @omare8197
    @omare8197 4 года назад +33

    “Guess what warm regards” absolutely killed the ending 👌👌

  • @niladripatra7193
    @niladripatra7193 3 года назад +10

    Man, you hit the exact right spot

  • @michellewright6705
    @michellewright6705 Год назад +7

    Thank you Hasan for making this episode I didn't get to see it when you first made it and this time it hits me hard because I know a lot of people addicted to this crap

  • @zainubaali6704
    @zainubaali6704 4 года назад +121

    Real journalism right here 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💯
    This is so scary.

  • @mrigaankamuch
    @mrigaankamuch 4 года назад +291

    The kind of tests these people take makes me rethink shading Hasan's 1310 SAT score

    • @tirthasimanta2608
      @tirthasimanta2608 4 года назад +2

      I think it was 1310

    • @rodaahmed2264
      @rodaahmed2264 4 года назад +4

      If you don’t know it’s 1310, are you truly a fan? 😂

    • @mrigaankamuch
      @mrigaankamuch 4 года назад

      @@rodaahmed2264 my bad😂

    • @pectoralis1565
      @pectoralis1565 4 года назад

      @@rodaahmed2264 wow y'all are aggresive as hell. Let her live.

    • @rodaahmed2264
      @rodaahmed2264 4 года назад

      @@pectoralis1565 it was a joke, dude. Hence the emoji. Chill.

  • @SweetJohnnyCage
    @SweetJohnnyCage 4 года назад +3

    They gave my mom fentanyl patches well before she hit late stage cancer. Maybe her doctors knew it wasn't gonna work out and wanted to make her more comfortable earlier, but she 100% didn't need them at the time. She didn't use them in the end, but they legit give this stuff out like it's nothing. We had literal boxes upon boxes of patches from 1 prescription filled.

  • @storiesneedme
    @storiesneedme 2 года назад +8

    Why did they stop this show. Very entertaining and informative.

  • @kareemhany6
    @kareemhany6 4 года назад +73

    john oliver and hasan minhaj in the same day. Yay 😀

    • @oida10000
      @oida10000 4 года назад +2

      They should totally collap.

  • @KellySmith-gp9tq
    @KellySmith-gp9tq 4 года назад +34

    I had Fentanyl as part of my pain block when I had foot surgery in July. I had a very hard time keeping my O2 Sats up when I was in Recovery. I have had many surgeries and colonoscopies where I had a pain block and anesthesia and never had that problem before. When my ortho doc told me what meds were used for my pain block, an alarm went off and I have it and Dilaudid listed as severe med allergies so I never will be given it without my knowledge. Good old fashioned Morphine works very well for my pain. That was the pain block I had for my colonectomy and bowel resection. And THAT was more painful than my foot surgery.

  • @krkkr2248
    @krkkr2248 4 года назад

    The research department for this show - kudos 👍🏼. He brings in awesome topics that are untouched

  • @deatheternal720
    @deatheternal720 3 месяца назад +1

    1 year clean.. I was literally in the hospital recovering from an overdose when this video was posted!

  • @burningshadows01
    @burningshadows01 4 года назад +8

    I have an auto immune disease which is Rheumatoid Arthritis and I also have Fibromyalgia. I was actually put on a 12mcg (mircogram) Fentanyl patch (which was supposed to release the medication slowly using the temp of your body), along with at one point 20mg of Oxycodone 4x daily. After laws were put into place to scale back the pain medication I was brought down to 10mg of Oxycodone 4x daily and still with the patch.
    There were about 6 months in which the Fentanyl didn't show up in the drug tests so we realized my body literally stopped adsorbing it. I was put on Belbuca which is also a microgram release drug but you put a small film in your mouth every twelve hours and it helps a lot and it isn't as dangerous as Fentanyl. It is also interfering with they Oxycodone because it actually blocks the effectiveness of certain medications like Oxycodone so we are hoping my doctor will adjust my meds and take me off the Oxycodone and hopefully I will end up with pain meds that are less dangerous.
    **edited because I put 29mg instead of 20mg**

    • @delfinn4326
      @delfinn4326 4 года назад +1

      The problem is there aren't really that many less dangerous pain meds that are this effective. As you said Buprenorphine is messing with the oxycodone because it is a mixed agonist/antagonist. This makes is somewhat safer but the tradeoff is a lesser effectiveness. With opioids it is mostly either or. Either more effective but more dangerous or less effective and less dangerous.

    • @burningshadows01
      @burningshadows01 4 года назад +2

      @@delfinn4326 Yeah I do get that, I was trying to explain it the best that I could. I am hoping honestly that I will be able to get the medical marijuana. A dispensary is being set up in my city or near it since the one that is already set up is almost 2 hours away. Since I suffer not just from chronic pain. I also suffer from C-PTSD, that would actually be helpful to both of those things. I have talked to both my pain doctor and my psychiatrist and they both think it would help especially since I am on a lot of medication for my auto immune disease, the Fibromyalgia and for Bipolar II and C-PTSD. I am literally like a goody bag of diagnoses.

    • @delfinn4326
      @delfinn4326 4 года назад +2

      @@burningshadows01 Sounds rough. All the best to you!

    • @burningshadows01
      @burningshadows01 4 года назад +2

      @@delfinn4326 Thank you, it is but Thank you! We're doing our best cause trust me no one who is in chronic pain actually wants to be on these meds, you know?

  • @omid-ast
    @omid-ast 4 года назад +45

    Dude you are amazing. I have Netflix. But just as soon as i saw this recommendation on RUclips i just hit play. Now I'll just rewatch it again on Netflix for second act

  • @imrozk3697
    @imrozk3697 4 года назад +3

    Hello Hasan.
    You are just amazing. Kudos to your research team for digging out these facts/information. The way you deliver it is commendable. You make us laugh and at the same time help us understand what’s really going on.
    Keep up the good work and I always look forward to your upcoming episodes.
    You deserve to get an award for your work.
    God bless.

  • @shubhampoddar24
    @shubhampoddar24 4 года назад +16

    Sir Hasan Minhaj ! You have my respect for life for the savage and brave honesty you bring to every topic you pick ! Had goosebumps after this episode. Thank you

    • @krkkr2248
      @krkkr2248 4 года назад

      shubham poddar true 🤘🏻

  • @h00b00
    @h00b00 4 года назад +47

    ok not gonna lie...I have done the "record MS Word as I type" thing for many projects :P

  • @juliehuth9451
    @juliehuth9451 4 года назад +86

    This episode was the best one yet. I appreciate the passion and work put into this topic that impacts so many. Really Good job Hasan!

  • @cTVeRSaCuzZ
    @cTVeRSaCuzZ 3 года назад

    The research is so good on this episode.

  • @khurshidanwer9955
    @khurshidanwer9955 10 часов назад

    I really, being a straight forward dumb, can not comprehend as to how a man can remain so fluent and focused at the same time for such a variety of subjects for such a long duration. Bravo, you are a wonder man and of course, a delight to watch and hear.

  • @Farah_Gojali07
    @Farah_Gojali07 4 года назад +64

    Such a concerning topic!!! Superb Work Dude

  • @lcarrera3142
    @lcarrera3142 4 года назад +58

    Thank you Hasan! This was shocking and sad.

  • @GaryG63
    @GaryG63 2 года назад +13

    What a brilliant, intelligent young man. His passion, articulation and effortless delivery of human greed and stupidly.

  • @Celisar1
    @Celisar1 4 года назад +5

    The most important and unanswered question is why US- American doctors prescribed opioids for minor indications in full knowledge that this goes against all medical guidelines and in awareness of how dangerous and addictive that stuff is.

    • @Tential1
      @Tential1 2 года назад +1

      Exactly, it shows that essentially the majority of doctors in the country are corrupt and no one wants to talk about it

  • @syedmuhammadhassanmehdi1388
    @syedmuhammadhassanmehdi1388 4 года назад +59

    I appreciate that he made us realise the silent killers in shape of life savers. Doctors, here in South Asia have gone nuts with antibiotics. And guess what I'm 23 and immune to almost every antibiotic we had in market. That's some serious stuff.

    • @theasiangamer2962
      @theasiangamer2962 4 года назад +16

      You dont get 'immune' to antibiotics, bacteria does.

    • @Heihachiro504
      @Heihachiro504 4 года назад +15

      @@theasiangamer2962 That's what he meant I believe.

    • @cotneighx
      @cotneighx 4 года назад +5

      Dude it's scary. They don't educate properly people when they proscribe medication. If I wasn't research obsessed my sister would have been gone.

    • @Cudgeon
      @Cudgeon 4 года назад +1

      that is because of chicken and other meat / animal products. Not the fault of doctors. Same with this, that is because of the pharma companies, not the doctors.

    • @sosassteelstrings9623
      @sosassteelstrings9623 4 года назад +1

      exactly the rise of these superbugs. It scares me sometimes when I think about it

  • @harshgupta4970
    @harshgupta4970 4 года назад +16

    I think it should be aired on TV,
    The content is so great that even a single video is enough to create an awareness. Hats off to Hasan and his team , keep up the good work.

  • @sriramaswamy
    @sriramaswamy Год назад +1

    You’re my new hero HM!!! Pls bring back this show @netflix

  • @fulcrumthebrave5715
    @fulcrumthebrave5715 4 года назад +12

    We miss you, Mac, Prince and everyone else who was taken from us before their time. We will try to honor your legacy and get this terrible drug off the streets and make the pharmaceutical companies who started this pay

  • @kenechukwunnadi1078
    @kenechukwunnadi1078 4 года назад +16

    The members multimedia department of Patriot Act are pure legends!!!! Way too good!

  • @rpmfreak9150
    @rpmfreak9150 4 года назад +42

    I went to the doctor when I was only 22 years old because I had hurt my back, first thing he did was put me on put me on a Duragesic patch it was the 150 mg , at one point I was actually putting on two different patches at a time, my Doctor dies so I was told by his partner that I had to quit wearing the patches, he tells me that I needed to double up on the Percocet I was taking for breakthrough pain, needless to say that wasn't nearly enough to keep me from going through withdrawal, I swear to God that was the absolute worse thing I ever went through in my entire life. I wouldn't wish that on my worse Enemy.

    • @rachelciel3330
      @rachelciel3330 4 года назад +1

      That's... terrible. Doctors shouldn't be that careless with that patient. I'm not yet a pharmacist but I'm going there, the first thing we learned from our pharmacist teacher is, there are two most important and hardest jobs, doctors and pharmacists. If their patients died, doctors were held accountable, if the medicine is wrong, pharmacist did too. Doing something stupid as to misused a drug is a big no-no.

  • @akkis3090
    @akkis3090 10 месяцев назад +3

    I get bullied by my aggressive patients to give opioid for any type of pain. I stay strong and decline it if whenever I suspect addiction and call addiction team.

  • @Meru732
    @Meru732 3 года назад

    Thank you for this episode Hasan and Netflix