If China were to send over some sort of bomb, chemical warfare that killed 70,000, 80,000, to 100,000 people in our country, do you think that would be considered an act of war?
Mike Cloud: “If China were to send over some sort of bomb, chemical warfare that killed 70,000, 80,000, to 100,000 people in our…”
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Cloud questions if fentanyl deaths from China would be seen as an act of war.
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I have been in enough of these, and that is the expected answer from any Administrator--of course it is not in the policy.
Well, I'm guessing like every other agency that makes a mistake or has failures in the Federal Government, they'll probably come and same, 'Well, we need more money and more authorities.'
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