A new, bipartisan statehouse bill that will be unveiled this week includes stiffer criminal penalties for those who distribute fentanyl though not for those who merely possess it and millions of dollars for life-saving Narcan and naloxone, test strips and jail-based drug treatment.
over 9,000 pounds. so is this white house acknowledging such a serious problem? no. they aren t even putting any public awareness out to the public. families are waking up to kids being dead and nobody knows what fentanyl is. it s being made in laboratories in mexico. cartels are making billions and working with the chinese criminals. our future generation is being killed off. we have to put kids and families in america first. right now it s not happening. we have a public disaster as far as the health crisis, a national security crisis, humanitarian crisis and right now the white house is not even talking about it. this smoke and mirrors now with the fentanyl bill. mandatory minimums being taken away from the criminals. that s not a good way forward, sandra. sandra: this is a serious problem for sure and we continue to keep our eyes on it. thank you. bill: thank you, sir, 10:00 a.m. haoer in new york. 10:00 a.m. at the white house awaiting to hear from the