them? >> i'll be singing a lot to them but we'll definitely be singing "i drive your truck" at one point. >> there will be tears, i promise. back to you guys. >> please thank everybody at fort hood for a great send-off to summer. >> we wouldn't have a concert series without lee brice. a great way to close it out. >> dana: he promised to unify america when he took the oath of office. last night president biden portrayed half of americans as threats to the very foundation of our country. good morning. i'm dana perino. bill has the day off. not to start off on a dark note, trace. good morning, trace. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher. this is "america's newsroom." in a fiery prime time speech president biden cranked up the anti-trump rhetoric ahead of the mid-terms saying the real threat to democracy comes from maga republicans.

>> president biden: donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism. maga forces are determined to take this country backward. maga failures. extreme maga ideology. maga republicans have made their choice. maga republicans look at america and see carnage and darkness. they believe for them to succeed everyone else has to fail. >> dana: the president's prime time address ignored multiple crises plaguing the country such as rising inflation, deadly drugs pouring across the border and the violent crime wave in big cities. >> trace: the "new york post" summed it up on its front page saying dark divide. and we have team fox coverage. jessica tarlov and charlie hurt but first alexandria hoff. >> the president used the term maga 13 times.

this is an official taxpayer-funded event. one the white house said earlier yesterday would not be political. >> president biden: i stand here tonight for quality and democracy, they're under assault. we do ourselves no favor to pretend otherwise. >> the president framed this address as a warning, a battle for the nation's soul alleging supporters of president trump are working to take the country backwards. >> president biden: donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundation of our republic. >> the back drop was significant. independence hall in philadelphia, the birthplace of the constitution, the american revolution and marines standing at attention behind the president. it was a break from white house tradition that even members of the mainstream media called out. they responded to a tweet from cnn that noted that the military is supposed apolitical.

democracy is not a partisan or political issue. the president tried to make the point to separate republicans from the ones that he condemned and he feels part of the maga ideology. republicans felt it was divisive. the president again. >> president biden: democracy only works only if we choose to respect the rule of law and the institution that were set up in this chamber behind me. only if we respect our legitimate political differences. >> republicans don't feel that happened. they called this speech a lecture, one that people given inflationary hardships now don't need. the president did return to the white house last night and we'll hear from him again later this morning. dana and trace. >> trace: live for us at the white house, alex, thank you. >> dana: let's bring in jessica tarlov co-host of the "the five" and charlie hurt from the

washington times. jessica, we talked about this on "the five" last night. the white house was complaining it was a campaign kickoff. no news in the speech, no new policy in the speech. i'm curious if you think they were able to deliver their message effectively by saying that it was not really meant to attack anybody but then you had not just the words, but even the setting and the background. i have to wonder what advance people were thinking there, jessica. >> i've definitely seen a lot of feedback on social media. i will say every democrat that i heard from, people tax paying were saying this was the speech that they had been waiting for joe biden to make and it has been a complaint for years that republicans are always on offense and we're always on defense. we're always trying to sooth republicans' feeling and mitch mcconnell will do whatever he has to do including stealing a supreme court seat to get things done. the perception is not further

off from what democrats and maga republicans, a smaller subset of republicans, felt about this speech. the optics were aggressive, i will certainly give you that. but people felt it was joe biden's moment. he showed backbone and talked about not only the threat to our democracy and elections by donald trump and the people who support him and things like fake elector schemes but he has had a very good few months. democrats and independents and moderate republicans were happy to hear from him that he will take a victory lap on that and we'll head into november with a lot of good stuff. >> dana: i wish we had 20 minutes but we don't. charlie, let me get to you. i understand wanting to be on offense but you don't have to be offensive when you don't go on offense, charlie. >> yeah. and i agree with you, jessica, a lot of democrats saw this and were -- said -- thought it was a great look, which to me

underscores a very scary spot we're in in this country. if democrat voters looked at that and said yes, that's speaking for me, we have a lot of very, very, angry disenchanted people in this country who have had their way for the last two years. they control every lever of power in washington and they have no one but themselves and their policies that they support to blame for it. yet they are still so angry. i can't help but think -- i would hope the white house is smart enough to look at the scene from that and the angry, visceral, bitter speech that the president gave where he is attacking voters. the voters he supposedly works for. then the scene, the blood red bathed in blood red looks like a scene from the shining. with marines in the background. and if that speaks for half of our country, man, we are in for some really hard times coming

ahead. that's after two years of getting their way on absolutely everything and look where we are. people can't afford gas, they can't afford groceries, the border is wide open and we have oh crime spree. if they aren't happy with their policies they have no one but themselves to blame. they will still lash out. it is a troubling moment. >> dana: jessica, if the maga republicans are so dangerous, why today do the democrats continue to try to fund extreme right wing candidates who do suggest the election of 2020 was stolen? why continue to try to elevate them and try to get them elected? >> it's obviously a political strategy that some people think is smart. i personally don't think so. something we talked about before on "the five". i agree with congressman torres, the dccc is not god. meddling in elections can have nasty consequences and may end up with some of these people

who are pretty opposed to how we do things in america winning elections and it is not the tack i would take. >> dana: last question to charlie. one of the things he said is people who are pro-life he painted as extremists and enemies of democracy. you can disagree with the pro-life position but they worked through the democratic system to achieve the policy goals, charlie. >> not only that, but the effort there that they were successful with was to return the issue to voters. and that means pro-life people and pro-choice people. it returns the issue to voters, which is all conservatives have ever wanted. but this effort by the president to somehow divide maga republicans from regular republicans or whatever is creepy, first of all, but it is also disingenuous because, of course, donald trump had more

support from republican voters than any other republican candidate in years. and so it speaks of something very dark going on within the democrat party right now. >> dana: maybe it was just a big embrace of the dark brandon theme. i don't know. have a great weekend. thank you so much for being here. >> trace: happy labor day. >> dana: trace, it was quite a moment last night and i don't know how long it will last. >> trace: you were talking about a dark brandon theme. this sound bite, the president being heckled during the speech. watch this. >> president biden: what? what? [booing and shouting] >> president biden: america has often made the greatest progress coming out of some of our darkest moments like you are hearing from that bull horn. they are entitled to be

outrageous. this is a democracy. good manners is nothing they've ever suffered from. >> trace: i think charlie touched on something you read a lot today which was whether you liked or didn't like the speech it was very angry and very divisive, dana. >> dana: certainly was, trace, indeed as we move along here this morning. >> trace: my grant deaths at the southern border reaching an all-time high. funeral homes in south texas some are running out of space and can't accept bodies of migrants who died while crossing the border. matt finn in eagle pass, texas. good morning. >> good morning, trace. u.s. border patrol has stopped putting the number of migrant border deaths on its website over the last couple of years but it is clear sadly migrants are dying. some die on the dangerous journey here. some make it to the united states and perish in the rio grande river behind us or die in the punishing desert terrain

along the border. fox news talked with three separate funeral homes along the border, two in eagle pass, one in laredo. they are overwhelmed with migrant bodies. one funeral home in eagle pass said they went from 42 migrant death per year but last week alone there were more than a dozen migrant deaths here. the medical examiner in webb county put out a notice saying it cannot receive anymore migrants from funeral homes and one funeral home director in laredo, texas, tells us the smaller border towns do not have the proper refrigeration to handle bodies. that funeral director had to purchase a $30,000 unit as volume went up 75%. >> we're tired. our medical examiner is 100% capacity. all funeral homes, i'm sure, are tired. there is no storage for these cases. here i am seeing it day in and

day out, too many people dying. >> the fire chief here in eagle pass says each week they're dealing with an average of two drownings and just this week we spoke with one migrant from venezuela. he says he was an eyewitness to migrants dying on their journey to the u.s. some losing limbs. he says migrants cross rivers and they have to deal with wild animals as well. here is that migrant. >> there was really a lot of risk. we saw a lot of dead people that were left behind, people that were suffering, dying. >> sources have previously told fox news that more than 600 migrants have died here along the border. that's up from 247 in 2020. trace. >> trace: awful numbers, matt finn live along the border. thank you. >> the city is fighting back. austin is poised to become the first major city in america to

end homelessness. >> dana: that's what the democratic mayor of austin, texas says. some residents there say this is no more than just lip service in the face of a growing crisis. >> trace: plus a close call for a foreign leader. how the vice president of argentina narrowly survived an assassination attempt. >> dana: chicago mayor lori lightfoot ramping up the rhetoric against greg abbott for sending buses full of migrants to the windy city. >> with these continued political stunts governor abbott has confirmed what many of us have already known. that he is a man without any morals, or shame. ♪ ♪

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>> governor abbott's racist and xenophobe i can practices of expulsion have only amplified the challenges many of these migrants have experienced on their journey to find a safe place. the governor's actions are not just inhumane they are unpatriotic. >> trace: chicago mayor lori lightfoot doubling down on her claim that texas governor greg abbott's busing of undocumented migrants to the windy city is racist. chicago joins new york city and washington, d.c. as major sanctuary cities where abbott has vowed to bring the border crisis to their front door. let's bring in lawrence johns host of "cross-country." the illinois governor has welcomed these migrants. is eraseist? would lori lightfoot call his racist? this is voluntary. the migrants want on the buses and treated well as they go up there housed and fed. most of them reportedly have

people waiting for them when they get to these various cities to help them out, lawrence. your thoughts. >> a couple of things. for years we've heard from the democrats that they want to be a sanctuary. texas has taken all they can take. we aren't just talking about the republicans. we're talking about those border areas run by democrats that say that we have totally inundated all of our sources. they have drained all the sources, the food, the housing there, the hotels. and so now you are giving the democrats what they have essentially asked for. it is not like texas is bringing these people across the border. they're already here. they've drained all the resources and they are given the democrats what they want. now the democrats are saying the texans aren't being compassionate? we've been compassionate for years but we reached our breaking point. i continue to be perplexed by the democratic party. this policy or the president's speech yesterday going after

the maga people. i think it's important to remind the audience the signature issue of the former president, whether you like him or not. people elected him in 2016 on immigration being that issue. then you go after those people and say those maga republicans are racist and part of the problem? they're destroying the soul of the country? joe biden, those 2016 maga republicans voted for you in the last election and part of the reason why you won. i don't know if the president of the united states has been properly briefed on the data of the 2020 election. but they didn't vote for you because of the issues when it comes to immigration or economy. 56% of americans according to gallup said they were better off. they voted for you on one issue, to bring the country together and lower the tone. if you cannot do that, then you are a worthless president. the american people didn't vote for you based on those issues.

they voted for you because of unity. it doesn't seem like he is interested in unifying the country. >> dana: lawrence, i was excited to talk to you about this today. you live in texas and know texas well but you also know chicago very well. the texas governor said this in response to lori lightfoot. mayor lightfoot loves to tout the responsibility of her city to welcome all regardless of legal status and i look forward to seeing this responsibility in action as thee migrants receive resources from a sanctuary city with a capacity to serve them. call for number two. along the southern border 199,000 versus d.c. 7400 and new york city 1500 and chicago 75. these are the encounters that have been seen. so when she says this is racist. help me understand. is that just a word she is throwing around or what does she mean by that? >> racists is telling the press

corps that you'll do interviews with people that are minorities. i continue to be disgusted with this mayor because she has an incredible opportunity to actually bring progress. she is not just failing the united states when she says i want the illegals and when they come she turned them away. she has failed the schools and crime. i know you've been doing communications for a long time, dana. there is a messaging problem and also a policy problem with the democrats. they continue to propose solutions but when they have to actually deal with the problems like immigration, they say i don't want to deal with it. they have continued to say bring me all your people here. come, you don't have to go by the rules. you don't have to go through the proper channels for immigration. go through the filing process. but when the people come here they get upset when the government ships them to their cities. i just don't get it. the president could say look, i

have -- i want to get immigration reform done. that wasn't what his speech was about. if the democrats -- if the president, it is these mayors that continue to be a disappointment to me, dana. >> dana: yeah. lawrence jones, knew you would be a good guest on this topic. i'll see you later. thank you so much. have a good weekend. >> see you. >> dana: school year off to a very rough start with teachers burned out, districts scrambling to fill job and student test scores falling. former secretary of education bill bennett joins us with ideas how to solve it. a key congressional race in a crucial swing state of pennsylvania rated as a toss-up. what's that telling us about the mid-terms as we look at the issues voters care about the most? >> the economy really seems to be to me, anyway, a really important part of this whole election. we want to know who will fix some of the problems that we're seeing? >> fentanyl is killing a person

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>> brand-new signs of a slowing economy. august jobs report shows unemployment rising to 3.7% and hiring slowed as interest rates also rose. fox business correspondent edward lawrence is live at the white house with more on this. good morning. >> good morning, trace. the unemployment rate rose because more people came into the labor force. job number was a little bit hotter than expected and that's actually not good news for the federal reserve because what it means, it puts pressure on them to be more aggressive for rate hikes, possibly 3/4 of a point at their next meeting in a couple of weeks. the fed, more jobs means more money, more people spending on stuff when we still have supply chain issues to deal with. here is what kansas city federal reserve president esther george told me about the situation last week.

she is a voting member who sets policy. >> i think it will be one of the signals to say this inflation may be stickier, this broad-based pressure that we see may take longer for it to come down and may require for interest rates moves to get there. >> possibly more interest rates. now on the other side of this report average hourly wages remained the same year-over-year at 5.2% going up over the past 12 months. inflation sits at 8.5% in the same time frame. it shows workers continue to lose ground under this president. the white house is lowering expectations for some time and here is the press secretary yesterday. >> we're in a transition into a more stable and steady growth. we won't -- we believe we won't see the 600,000 numbers that we have seen for some time and that number is going to cool a little bit. >> here is what the jobs in

report. manufacturing is above pre-pandemic levels by 67,000 jobs. on the other side of that leisure and hospitality needs 1.2 million jobs to get back to that pre-pandemic level, down 7.2% even though there were gains across the board. the fact is this was not cool enough for the federal reserve to hold off on interest rates so it's more likely now they would go that 3/4 of a percentage point in the next meeting. trace. >> trace: edward lawrence live at the white house. thank you. >> dana: a pivotal race tight eping up in the northeast corner of pennsylvania as a mid-terms approach. fox news power rankings have the 8th congressional district represented by matt cartwright as a toss-up. the republican candidate for the seat joins us now is hoping to turn that around. before we talk about the race in particular i want to play for everybody some sound from voters in pennsylvania talking about what's most important to them in this election and i'll

get your reaction on the other side. >> there is a lot of concern about how the interest rates are going up. how much we pay at the grocery store. the money we spend at the gas tank. i haven't really heard a lot of common sense solutions that i think will fix the problem. >> everything costs more. inflation is real. it makes it hard to profit as a business owner. >> fentanyl is killing a person a day. >> glaring concerns we have is how are we addressing poverty? >> dana: are you hearing some of those things on the campaign trail? how could you take this from a toss-up to at least a lean or likely republican race in the next few weeks? >> dana, great to be with you. we're hearing the same concerns every day. people are angry about gas prices and the price of diesel, angry about the price of groceries. we're out there talking about our plans to make things better. joe biden came on tuesday and insulted all of us who supported president trump, we're out there talking about opening up american energy. we have a lot of natural gas

and oil here in pennsylvania. if we were allowed to drill and build pipelines we would be able to power the whole east coast of the country. so we're talking about that solution. also talking about getting illegal immigration under control and trying to get our country back by stopping the out of control spending which has led to the inflation. so every day we're out there talking about how biden and my opponent cartwright have really hurt us with their agenda and offering a better hope for a brighter future. >> dana: what's interesting in the fox news poll in pennsylvania voters asking is your situation financially better or worse than two years ago and 52% say worse. and you have matt cartwright, the current congressman actually is not shying away from biden as many others are. he might not have a lot of choice. the president will be here and campaigning there often. but he has also voted with him. i understand from research recently you have removed a lot of references to president

trump from your campaign website. is that an attempt to pivot to the middle to try to win swing voters in this election? >> matt cartwright can't get away from joe biden. he voted with him 100% of the time. he is a subsidiary of the biden administration. joe biden owns his vote. we're happy to have president trump on saturday. i'm speaking at the save america rally before president trump tomorrow. president trump has been really good for northeastern pennsylvania. the first president we ever had that took on illegal immigration in a very serious way. gas was $2 under president trump. we're proud to have his endorsement and support. this district was won by president trump. he is very popular up here in my district. we're excited to have him in town tomorrow. the america first agenda that he has so strongly fought for really helped us up here. we had the best economy ever up here under president trump. now under joe biden, our economy is going to shambles in

north east pennsylvania. >> dana: why the changes to your website? >> we added some things to our website about my buy og graphry. my twitter handle is a picture of me and president trump because he has done so much for northeast pennsylvania. it was a hit piece by the huffington post. don't believe everything you read in the huffington post. >> dana: that's always good advice. quick last question for you. with the concern about fentanyl and martha's panel she showed yesterday, are people in pennsylvania connecting the southern border with the fentanyl crisis that they are experiencing in pennsylvania? >> 100%. we have had such illegal immigration into northeastern pennsylvania. my mom was a teacher in a school district. she had a 14-year-old who left class the first day of school. traded her phone for a hit of heroin laced with fentanyl.

that student died that die. 14 years old. we've seen people dying all over northeastern pennsylvania as the border is open up after biden. 1 million new immigrants. people are angry. they want strong america first policies to stop illegal immigration. i think this is one of the underreported things about the election. people are seeing friends and family die on a daily basis because of fentanyl. we need a president and we need a government that cares about that. >> dana: that is not a partisan issue, either. jim, thank you. we'll check in with you before the election a few weeks away. thank you. >> thank you. >> trace: people in mississippi's capital still facing long lines and short supplies of bottled water and facing another day without reliable water service. when will they get relief? fox getting ahold of new emails about hunter biden, don't you know, showing his involvement in meetings between his former

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>> watch our body but i cannot not take my kids. so i have to use this. i'm taking a risk. >> dana: folks in mississippi's capital city of jackson getting desperate and angry, justifiably so. it is now four straight days without water service. charles watson has the latest for us from there. >> good morning, dana. more help is here today. this morning we're set up at smith-wills stadium. one of seven new water distribution sites set up by the state. you can see from behind me they are expecting another busy day from all the water pallets here and at those other remaining sites being manned by 600 national guard service members that have been deployed from all over the state. the hope for officials is that these sites will help improve

the efficiency of other water distribution sites currently run by the city of jackson, as you well know. they have had issues keeping up with the strong demand. of course, a lot of people in this city are in need of water. dana, it is very amazing, unbelievable how many people in the city of jackson this water crisis has touched. you talk to folks out here and they'll tell you they can't do the basic things like brush their teeth and shower. we have spoken to folks who say they have had to scramble to find childcare because the public schools have had to go virtual and parents still need to go to work. spoke to a daycare owner who says she has had to turn away money and families for days because she didn't have water to safely care for young children. she is back open now, but only because she saw the tough spot a lot of the families she serves were in. listen. >> are still dealing with inconsistent water pressure.

so right now we are just, you know, trying to accommodate our parents. it has been kind of a tug-of-war in a sense trying to provide that service. and still provide a safe environment for the children that we care for. >> dana, still no timeline as to when jackson's water system will be get back to normal. we do know that fema administrator will be here in jackson today to make sure that local officials have everything they need from the feds. this will be an ongoing situation for at least the foreseeable future. >> dana: she seems like an amazing teacher as well. thank you for bringing us her story and staying on top of this one. thanks, charles. >> trace: new efrnlts mails obtained by fox news show hunter biden helped arrange a dinner at the chinese embassy for a former member of his investment company.

the emails show he helped arrange that dinner after networking with a top beijing official at a luncheon hosted by his father then vice president joe biden. the client, who is also a democratic donor quoting here i just talked to hunter and he said he sat with the number three official at the emotion basssy today and has contact information to follow up after the chinese president has left the u.s. a reporter from the "new york post" joins us now. barbra streisand and john kerry is there and hunter biden is at the table with the number three guy in the chinese embassy. suddenly one of his big, wealthy clients gets a dinner at the chinese embassy. this is clearly peddling some political goods. >> right. it boggles the mind that hunter biden would have these high-level contacts within the chinese government and the chinese communist party. it can't be stressed enough

during that period he was addicted to crack cocaine and an alcoholic. you know, if you read his autobiography there were times he was ?orting drugs off the carpets of the hotels he was staying in. what interest would top chinese official. why would the number three person in the embassy be sitting next to him if not to get access to his father? >> trace: what were they looking for? this whole concept of joe biden saying i never had any conversations with my son about any of his business dealings has now been proven false. >> repeatedly debunked. >> trace: yet the media hasn't picked this up as a major story. >> there is clearly unanswered questions about what president biden's involvement was with his son and with china and the businesses. we know that in the laptop he is referred to as the big guy. we know that many, many entities, russia and china and

mexico, romania all went to hunter because they wanted access to his father. what access was ultimately granted remains an open question. >> trace: we jump ahead three years. 2014 his uncle jack reaches out to hunter to help him get a business license for a telemedicine business in china. time pressure is tight plus we don't have one, meaning the license has caused a slight credibility bump in the company's mind. this all translates into a need for a business license and one secured very quickly. and you say why is the uncle going to hunter biden to get a business license for his company in china? >> i think it's important to remember how in china family relations and government politics are intertwined. if you look at the leaders of china today, the children and grandchildren of the founding communist party leaders. it is very natural over there that if you want something done here you work with the son of the leader or the family of the leader.

it is part of a very long tradition. you will notice how the countries he was working in, they are not finland or england. it is china, russia, kazakhstan, places that don't necessarily have the best rule of law or where corruption and family connections matter more. >> trace: great to have you on. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: let me give this a shot. venus and serena williams in a doubles match. they lost to the pair from the czech republic 7 sets to 6. the williams sisters leave quite a legacy. 14 grand slam titles in doubles over their storied carries. serena continues tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. trace, are you still hanging onto your thing that they will keep going? >> the farther she goes, the more she wants to keep playing.

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man points a gun in her face and pulls the trigger. officials say the pistol loaded with five bullets jammed. see it again in slow motion. he will lift the weapon for two seconds. it is inches from her head. she will drop down, the suspect is tackled by security. police arrest a 35-year-old, a brazilian national living in argentina. >> i was there. we were greeting christina when it happened. at first i didn't know what was going on. i heard the noise from the trigger of the gun. not understanding it was a gun until security jumped on him. i was amazed. we went to the corner because they were holding him and i was amazed how calm his face was. he was cross legged and praying with his hands. >> look at this. she stands up and rather than security pulling her away 57bd putting her in the car she walks back into the crowd. the gunman was looking alone.

she is a controversial left wing politician, argentina's first lady from 03 to 07 succeeding her husband until 2015. many believe she will run again next year prompting the protest from the right and clashes from police and supporters on the left. corruption. she face's 12 years in prison. she beat charges last year that she helped cover up the bombing of a jewish community center to protect friends in iran. no motive yet for this attack. trace. zbliet was a point black assassination attempt. william la jeunesse live in l.a. >> dana: california man sentenced to 17 years behind bars for a teen's 2020 fentanyl death. he sold the drug through snapchat. now another family is searching for the person who sold fentanyl to 22-year-old daughter. she died of an overdose just

last week. her parents join us now. your grief is so fresh and it is, i imagine, something that you are dreading to talk about but we're grateful that you are willing to be here. tell us a little bit about sierra before we talk about the hunt for the person who sold her this pill. >> can you hear me okay? >> dana: very well. >> sierra, loving, caring, family and friend oriented. she thought of others before she thought of herself. she worked every day to care for her two cats. just a happy go lucky free spirited young lady. >> dana: robert, sierra was as beautiful as your wife there. your heart must be breaking, no doubt. tell me a little bit about your

pursuit of justice. >> fentanyl is not a recreational drug. it is something that is just out of control and being used in a non-pharmaceutical way. and we have to bring these people to justice. and we're doing that and we will cap our reward at $50,000. if we can get one drug dealer off the street, if we can save one life, if we can make an impact on the community just one time that's what we are going to do. >> dana: you are asking for the drug dealer's name, address and phone number and you say there will be no questions asked. are you working with law enforcement on this? >> yes, we are working through the des moines police. any information we receive will

be forwarded to the des moines police station. we're not seeking revenge toward that individual, like a personal attack. we're just wanting to make sure this person is apprehended and held accountable for not only sierras's death but we're not sure how many other deaths have been caused by this individual. who knows? so that's our goal here is to get this person apprehended and held accountable for delivering fentanyl on the streets. >> dana: robert, my last question would be we talk to a lot of parents like you who have lost their children and the heartbreak is so real and this bond you have with so many people around the country. we have 300 opioid deaths a day in this country. and we had a guest on earlier this week who lost her son and she said that was like a plane crash a