We've got 60,000-plus Americans died from overdoses to drugs last year, so there are a lot of lives on the line counting on what you're doing.
James Lankford: “We've got 60,000-plus Americans died from overdoses to drugs last year, so there are a lot of lives on the line counting…”
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Lankford emphasizes the urgency of addressing drug overdoses.
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