would actually have the intended effect of deterring people from opioid abuse? right. don, i agree with you here. i believe in the sanctity of life, whether it s an unborn child in the womb or whether it s a convicted drug dealer. i believe from conception till natural birth that life should be respected. so i don t believe in the death penalty. i don t think it would be a deterrent. i m very glad the president has taken this issue on. i think it s very important, and i do think his death penalty talk was a minor part of an overall strategy which i think was very good. but that particular part, i don t agree with. olivia, no doubt areas that supported the president as among some of the hardest hit places when if comes to this opioid epidemic, although honestly it s hitting everywhere. how does that factor enter in here? from day one in this administration, he s said this is something he s going to be taking on. this is part of initially kellyanne conway s portfolio dealing with t
dealer or a doctor who overprescribes medication. public health experts do not support this. what is the evidence that it would actually have the intended effect of deterring people from opioid abuse? right. don, i agree with you here. i believe in the sanctity of life, whether it s an unborn child in the womb or whether it s a convicted drug dealer. i believe from conception till natural birth that life should be respected. so i don t believe in the death penalty. i don t think it would be a deterrent. i m very glad the president has taken this issue on. i think it s very important, and i do think his death penalty talk was a minor part of an overall strategy which i think was very good. but that particular part, i don t agree with. olivia, no doubt areas that supported the president as among some of the hardest hit places when if comes to this opioid epidemic, although honestly it s hitting everywhere. how does that factor enter in here? from day one in this administration, he