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John and Ken on demand, the podcast, and more people did it last month than ever before that you don't want to miss out it's

very exciting uh we'll have a special guest later on this hour on friday and of course a lot last

week we talked about fentanyl poisoning and that's what it is uh there are a lot of young people

who are buying drugs, and of course

they shouldn't buy drugs, right? They're looking for percocet or something. And instead, they end up

with a pill with too much fentanyl and they die. State of California's public safety committees,

don't want to do anything about it. We've been over this for weeks now. We've thrown everybody in the

dumpster we could find.

And we're trying to at least get one bill moved through, which was called Alexandra's law, to punish the fentanyl dealers.

They do it once, okay, but the next time you're going to be punished with homicide charges.

What is the role of social media and all this?

It's something else we need to talk about, because that's a lot of ways that young people connect with the pills.

And we're going to talk to a man coming up later on this hour

and his first-hand experiences.

And there's a lawsuit against one of the big social media outlets,

Snap, which is the parent of Snapchat.

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