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absolutely everything they can to get the deadly drugs off their platforms. is there one thing you don t have that congress could give you that you think could help right now that you don t have? so, we talk a lot with congress about social media. we talk a lot about the need for these platforms to, you know essentially, one of the main ways we see americans dying right now is through social media, the purchase of pills, fake pills on social media. so, again, if we re after you know, how do we stop 110,000 americans from dying? that s a place to start? that s a place to start. anne milgram, the administrator for the dea, thanks for coming on and sharing. thank you so much. now, the one takeaway, of course, was mexico and what comes over the border. the other one in that interview should be the problem with social media. when we come back, republican senator j.d. vance and democratic senator sherrod brown, the two senators from ohio, one of the states hardest hit by th
have been at the legal u.s. ports of entry. and most of those involved with sneaking fentanyl across the border? u.s. citizens. even the scope of the addiction crisis is not yet clear. more than 9 million americans misused opioids in 2021, according to the department of health and human services. and, yet, the agency has not tracked the rise of fentanyl and does not know how many americans are even using it. what s clear is that fentanyl is touching every part of american life and every demographic group. an ex-friend of the family who sold drugs, you know, gave her what she thought was an oxy and took half of it and never woke up. there s no second chances most of the time for fentanyl. you re either going to die or you re going to get addicted. that s just it. you know something, you need to say something.
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