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Following the hotel incident, Andrew Gillum released a statement claiming he was in Miami for a wedding and had merely consumed too much alcohol. He denied using methamphetamines but subsequently entered rehab for depression and alcohol abuse. The segment questions how Gillum was allowed to walk away from a scene containing illegal drugs without immediate legal consequences.
Tamron Hall conducted an exclusive interview with Andrew Gillum following his stint in rehab. The segment notes that Gillum was once considered a potential Vice Presidential pick for the 2020 election. Speculation arises regarding whether Gillum's downfall was orchestrated to clear the path for other candidates, such as Kamala Harris, within the Democratic Party hierarchy.
The film "Body Brokers," starring Michael K. Williams, exposes a "gold rush" in the rehab industry created by the Affordable Care Act. The legislation required insurance to cover substance abuse, leading to a $12 billion industry where facilities bill thousands for "liquid gold" (urine tests). The segment also covers FBI investigations into "biological resource centers" that illegally sold infected body parts for profit.
