Would my colleague like to deny or admit that 5,000 deaths in New York related to fentanyl is an emergency?
Brian Mast: “Would my colleague like to deny or admit that 5,000 deaths in New York related to fentanyl is an emergency?”
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Addressing the fentanyl crisis and its impact on New York during a discussion.
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