Usually the critics are people whose pocketbooks are impacted because we go in and get drugs cheaper for consumers.

We've all heard the stories about people cutting their pills in half, choosing between paying for drugs and paying for food, or forgoing the medications altogether. These folks shouldn't be faced with these choices at all. It's time that Congress help high-risk pools, consumers, employers and state legislatures control the rising cost of healthcare.

People are saving money with this system. The reality is that first and foremost you've got to take care of seniors and that's what we're doing.

A lot of the people are under the influence of drugs.

We believe that some people should get their drugs for free, and a small class of people should even be paid to take them.

Measured on the same scale, the existing drugs have about a five percent effect that lasts three to six months. So that 49 percent compared to five percent would be great if it holds up, and that's a big if.