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Well, we're going to go back and talk about fentanyl

and how the state of California just doesn't seem to want to do anything

about the problems caused by fentanyl and more specifically,

fentanyl poisoning, which is a good way to put it because many people are dying,

not intending to take fentanyl.

They're taking some other type of opioid, but it's laced with fentanyl.

And in some cases, they die from the poisoning from fentanyl.

Alexandra's law is what we're talking about again.

It has been rejected at least four times in three years by the Democrat-led public

safety committees in Sacramento. They refuse to do anything about this problem.

Alexandra's law goes after the dealers. Basically, it's like the drunk driving thing. You do it again,

we can come after you with homicide charges.

That just does not fly in Sacramento. So the story now is that it might possibly be up to the voters

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