Hey, everybody, we're going to talk about Zantag today first of all of you have hardburn or reflux

from a current political situation in our world and are tempted to take Zantag's or have taken

it in the past. This is a show that you'll need to watch and particularly if you've taken Zantag's

for a long time and then you got cancer and we're going to talk about what kind of cancer that is

you need to know the subject of today's podcast, Brent Wisner, who's my friend, I'm very happy.

The claim of his friend, he's also, you know, a lot of people tell you I know the best lawyer in

the country. Well, Brent Wisner actually, arguably, is the best lawyer in the country, is one

every award that you can possibly win for litigation. I watched him

and during the onset of litigation when I was on the trial team, I watched him as lead counsel

for the opening and closing arguments and do these extraordinary direct and cross-examination,

he did every aspect of the litigation, he did the depositions, he did the motions, he did the

appeals, he is a versatile lawyer and he is, he's an extraordinary performer. He has a chemical

link to jurors like I've never seen before and he is the youngest lawyer in history to ever win

a multi-billion-dollar verdict. He has been declared the Titan of the plaintiffs bar by law three,

Sixth-E, he's been declared the elite trial lawyer by the American trial lawyer's association

and one, a ton of others, I can't even read all of these awards, he's won without using

a time that I wanted, but out of the clearance arrow award, American lawyer or attorney of the

year by the consumer attorneys of California, MVP of the year by product liability and national

law journal, civil plaintiffs trial lawyer of the year and winning litigators, Titan of the

industry by the national trial lawyers, America's 50 most influential trial lawyers and on and on,

so I hope you take my word for it, he is an incredible attorney and I wanted to talk today about

the Zantac cases because Zantac was a drug that I took for a little while, so the counter-medication

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