Clay Higgins actually said...

"Oxy was known to be so addictive, it was known on the street that it was just--cops get injured all the time, and we would know, generally speaking--but if we got injured, we wouldn't take Oxy."

"this is what I want--this is my question to you: How on Earth did Purdue decide to pursue this policy of pushing Oxy as a less-than-percent risk of addiction?"

"if you had extreme pain, insufferable pain, you would do almost anything to end that pain."

"How could the street know before Purdue's board knew?"