The drugs are free or inexpensive, but distribution on this scale in rural villages and poor areas is a big, expensive job. Donations from foundations and wealthy countries helped fund the distribution in Egypt, and more of that same support is needed for campaigns in other countries.

The manufacturers of the first two drugs later generously decided to donate the medicines to the global program. The third medicine is not free but is very inexpensive.

The entire war on drugs disproportionately targets poor people and people of color.

We don't think performance-enhancing drugs is much of an issue ... If you look at the history of hockey players throughout the world being tested . . . you rarely ever get a positive test.

I love lyrics by bands that have struggled, and they have gone through experiences, be it drugs, sex, whatever it might be, but have gone through experiences that I perhaps haven't, and I find that struggle with demons fascinating, I love all that stuff. I don't often see that in these reality TV people.

There are a lot of really poor people there. They can't afford to go anywhere else.