Sept. 5, 2024 - Epoch Times
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| Currently there is a surplus of fentanyl pills in America. | |
| The surplus, I believe, is driving increased addiction rates because now fentanyl pill prices are going down. | |
| Drug usage is going up. | |
| Addiction rates are going up. | |
| In this episode, I sit down with Michael Brown, a former DEA special agent and current director of counter-narcotics technology for Rigaku analytical devices. | |
| The cartels are now mass-producing multi-ton quantities of fentanyl, which is a direct indication that they're receiving more precursor chemicals from China. | |
| We dig deep into the fentanyl crisis and illicit drug trade in the U.S. | |
| And get an insider's look into the narcotics supply chain from China to Mexico to the southern U.S. | |
| border. | |
| We've passed the point of no return in terms of reducing addiction and rate to what's coming into the country in terms of narcotics. | |
| Until we can reduce the supply chain, we're not going to be able to reduce the addiction rate. |
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