1:29:01
- That is correct.
- In other words, it acts as a drug,
1:29:03
- Object to the form of the question.
- It acts as a drug--
1:29:06
- Object to the form--
- It acts as a drug--
1:29:07
- Object!
- Is there an echo in here?
1:29:09
Your objection's been recorded.
1:29:11
She typed it into her little machine
ower there. It's on there cord.
1:29:15
So now l'll proceed
with my deposition of my witness.
1:29:21
- Does it act as a drug?
- Dr. Wigand!
1:29:24
I am instructing you...
1:29:26
not to answer that question.
1:29:29
In accordance to the terms of
the contractual obligations...
1:29:32
under taken by you...
1:29:35
not to disclose
any information...
1:29:38
about your work at the Brown
&Williamson Tobacco Company.
1:29:41
And in accordance
with the force and effect...
1:29:45
of the temporary
restraining order...
1:29:47
that has been
entered against you...
1:29:49
by the court
in the state of Kentucky.
1:29:53
That means you don't talk.
1:29:55
Mr. Motley, we have rights here.
1:29:57
Oh, you've got rights.
1:30:00
And lefts.
Ups and downs and middles.
1:30:03
So what? You don't get
to instruct anything around here!
1:30:08
This is not North Carolina,
not South Carolina, nor Kentucky.
1:30:12
This is the sovereign state
of Mississippi's proceeding.
1:30:16
Wipe that smirk off your face!
1:30:18
Dr. Wigand's deposition
will be part of this record!
1:30:22
And I'm gonna take my witness' testimony
whether the hell you like it or not!
1:30:40
Answer the question,
Doctor.
1:30:41
Yes. It produces
a physiological response, which
meets the definition of a drug.
1:30:46
Um, nicotine
is associated with...
1:30:50
impact, satisfaction.
1:30:52
It has a pharmacological effect that
crosses the blood-brain barrier intact.
1:30:59
[Motley]
Thank you, Doctor. Thank you.