Sheriff Mark Lamb

And then by 2020, more and more people, and I was speaking in front of large crowds, 2021, by 2021, 22, which was right at the height of Biden's administration, it was full force.

And I think every family has been affected.

My family was affected by fentanyl.

I had a son who got into drugs and was affected by fentanyl.

And so I think everybody's families have been affected by fentanyl and or, you know, somebody or you have a friend or something.

And I think that I can't attribute all of that to Biden.

I'm not going to be the guy that says it's his fault.

He let a lot of it come in.

Yeah.

And that allowed 70,000 plus Americans.

Since 2020, one, two, three, four, five, so five years, over 320,000 Americans died from fentanyl.

Wow.

Last year went down to 48,000.

The numbers aren't even finalized, but they had 80,000 drug deaths in America.

Jeez.

Wow.

What do we determine as a threat to this country if that isn't one?

I've been saying for a long time we were conditioned as Americans to view terroristic threats as bombs going off or somebody walking in and shooting a gun.

Well, I will tell you, the weapon that they chose over the last several years to kill Americans went totally under the radar, and that was fentanyl.

Yeah, more covert, but more effective in terms of death.