It's now well known that a single pharmacy in the West Virginia town of Kermit, with a population of less than 400 people, received shipments of roughly 9 million pain pills over just 2 years to a single pharmacy.
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Joe Manchin highlights the excessive distribution of pain pills in a small West Virginia town.
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