Martin Shkreli Interview at The Breakfast Club Power 105.1 (02/03/2016)

my big problem will stay with you, it's not with her, you know, compared to, you know, sure the viewer sends a tenth of the sub, cried and look at it and, uh, a little. talking recklessly and well you gotta explode, even though you cried right now, the writers are hitting you, they're talking like crazy, huh, but anyway, the look I love, I love music, I want to send a message that no other rich man I was willing to do this, but why? They know you love music too, where you are and I said, I'm going to show you how much I love music.

Music means more to me than anything else and so putting that album together is the most ridiculous thing I've ever done, but other than that man, I'm a normal guy like me. I stream, as you know, I stream my day. I sit there and eat a muffin. Last night I had rice with roni. I'm not going to eat there and I have a lot of The waiter put out the lobster as if he were a normal guy. The money is piling up. That's great. I hope it keeps piling up, but you know where you got mad because you didn't get the response you thought you would get from the wu-guys. tang I don't agree with what I wanted, you know, I mean, this is a plane, a plane in my hand, you know, and what happens next, you see, so basically it's just starting, the whites don't start, that's what white people do, jewelry friend Jerry makes the mandala, Lupe there. you go I'm not thinking about getting I have a Jacob I have you know what Jacob what I have I bought Big Mike's killer Mike's Jacob Jacob's watch yes microwave kill Jacob I bought it more I snatched his watch yes you're doing for him Black Lives Matter movement mmm, well, you know, as I mentioned to you, to you, to your colleague, a riot, you know, there is a man in my life, there are some men, some black men, who are more important in my life than you.

I can imagine one being a guy in DC. My mentor is very close to the president and has guided me through many business successes and another man is a man who passed away who I never met, never had the ability to meet, his name Percy. Julian Percy was a name that no one knows, he is possibly the most important to us and one of the most important men in pharmaceutical history and the Pharma guys don't know who he is. I don't expect anyone else to be, but Percy founded a pharmaceutical company in '50 and being a black man is practically impossible, you know, but the guy was very good at chemistry and this is a PhD in chemistry, you know, the coolest guy. nerd you can imagine, no one would respect him, no one would let him make money and he could. synthesize steroids synthetically, make it semi-synthetic.

Lee was very difficult, so he invented a new sense, also called the synthesis route, where he can make steroids at low cost and mass produce them, and today everyone in this room is taking a steroid at some point in their life, prednisone or something So. like this for almost anything that afflicts you and thanks to Percy the world changed, but the most important thing is that the photo that I will never forget is the one of Percy standing, photo of his company that just started and he left the pharmaceutical company, it was a snarl. chemist and he says: I'm going to start my own pharmaceutical companies, he did it and built his pharmaceutical company and they in that company that he left ended up buying it back for 20 million dollars, which was 56 years ago today and the photo is Never I will never forget in my life and I was actually crying when I saw this

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because it's a PBS documentary and it's called The Story of the Forgotten Genius, Percy Julian, and it was a photo of him standing, his company photo.

I have one. From these photos this is pretty much the United Nations in my company, but this company was him in a lab coat, a black guy and like 30 40 50 white people behind him and it made me cry because this whole documentary was talking about how this guy fought and fought and went against all the pain and hate people had for a minute, he just focused on their chemistry and changed the world not just once but five times, no one even knows who this guy is. you have black friends what you do for black lives matters the movement the movement itself arm you know it right now you know it how you know it I'm involved in a lot of things I have to figure it out at the end of the day I would love to do some things for Flint.

I would love to do a few things for everything, but as you can imagine, after you get arrested, your life changes, your assets are frozen right now. No, no, you know, but at the end of the day. It's still crazy, you know, I mean, you have resources, I mean, if you spent an arm of a dollar on me, you can spend money, tell me what I think, I think I should donate some money that activists like, you know? I liked it like the dear helpers of the world don't get goals because they travel and you know a lot of times they just need Reese's funds to keep going, you know what I'm saying, interested in doing that, you know, me in the Al end of the day, you know right now, uh, you know, ODB used to say this.

I'm all about me right now and people come and try to troll me. I'm just saying that and at the end of the day, sometimes you have to focus. in yourself and right now I'm in so many things that I have to do that and uh, you know, obviously, you know, but the movement spoke, it spoke to me, you just know my world has been so crazy that I can't. I can always write a six-figure check to see God World LLC. You know I was about to do it again. I tell you to laugh. We envy, but we love it, we appreciate you joining us.

It's a pleasure. I still don't know how I feel. You, um, still have a very idiotic air about you, but I like the fact that you came from nothing and made something happen, especially since you only had a hundred dollars in the year 2000 and you're still a janitor to this day. I heard you, you don't have money, but you still have your lobby when you own it, she's fine, I understand it like a beggar every day, she doesn't understand money, markets and things. I was just her. I'm going to work for you, that's a great mother, she's fine, and the golden faith is going to hit. the exit, you'll see, man, bring it.

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