I've done a lot of shows about the drug crisis in America, and I've talked a lot about fentanyl.

But what if it's not just a drug problem at all?

I've had a lot of people say, hey, listen, if these idiots want to go out and get on drugs and ruin their life, it's not my problem.

Actually, it is. It's all of our problems, and we're all paying for it, and we're spending

billions of dollars on it, and it's affecting our children, our families, because they're

exposed to it all. So it is our problem. But I'm talking

about more than that. When I say, what if it's not just a drug problem, what if it's more

than just part of the drug culture that has existed for generations? What if this proliferation of, let's focus first on fentanyl, is not just a drug

epidemic. What if it's actually a weapon? That's right, a weapon that has been snuck and embedded into an existing cultural problem on purpose

with intention by an enemy of the United States of America.

Today's real story?

What's happening right now isn't just about addiction anymore.

It's chemical warfare.

And hear that word, war.

It's chemical warfare.

From 2022 through 2024, almost 300,000 people died from drug poisoning.

These weren't overdoses. These were poisonings. And why do I say that? Because there was enough fentanyl in the substances they were taking

that there was no other potential outcome except death.

300,000 people were poisoned to death. That doesn't count the people who lived, or the over 25 million people who became

dependent or addicted to drugs, but lived. Here are some headlines about the problem.

Thousands of counterfeit M30 pills containing car fentanyl seized in western Washington.

I didn't say fentanyl. I said car fentanyl. Even worse than fentanyl. Another headline is China

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