They know, just as we know, that FDA-approved generics provide the same medicine and the same results as brands. For more than 20 years, America's generic pharmaceutical industry has been improving lives for less.

If they could basically guarantee that the product would get in the hands of consumers in a more timely fashion, our industry would seriously consider user fees. But until we get those guarantees, it really amounts to nothing more than a tax.

The actual medicine is free of charge. It's paid for through federal funding. We only charge a nominal administrative fee to cover the costs of the supplies to administer the shot—things like your syringe, and the band-aid when you're done. It's usually around five or ten dollars, and sometimes not even that, based, again, on the patient.

I had people at Perrysburg High School in my life in Perrysburg who believed in me and told me I could do anything I wanted too, and I foolishly believed them.

The thing that's so exciting to me is again being named No. 1 in Idaho by a big margin. It's a significant rating.

I am always looking for stories that have not been told too much, and one story that I think is really gripping and important is what police officers go through.