>> the bulk of funding for states to deal with these comes through a grant that is provided by samsa which has been funded for a number of years . that-- by samhsa which has been funded for a number of years. the grants are specifically tied in many cases-- they are specifically tied in many cases to the opioid issues. one thing in terms of methamphetamine use, i was speaking with someone from kentucky and many states are seeing increasing increased methamphetamine use rates. because it's mostly nickel-- liquid and that what we used to think about with trailer parks and people making it in their trailer, that's not what we are seeing. we see liquid meth coming through mexico and it is being injected. to the extent that the syringe exchange programs are being taken into the country that have never had them before such as kentucky, they will be able to do outreach to individuals who are in check thing that they would not have been able to do during the last time we really faced an increase. cocaine, the challenges-- the great thing is that i want to commend hhs for the recent grants. t

the bulk of funding for states to deal with all substances comes through a block grant provided by samsa through hhs. that has been level funded for a number of years. that money could be used for everything. buildioid moneys can also a treatment system that can help with this, but they are specifically tied in many cases to the opioid issue. , one thing in terms of the meth use, many states are seeing increased usage rates. because the supply right now is th and not whate people are making in a trailer, it is coming from mexico and being injected. programs are the being implemented in the country that have never had them before, they will be able to do outreach to individuals injecting meth that they would not have been able to do during the last time we faced an increase in meth use. cocaine. first of all, i want to commend grants,the recent sor $900 million. they require they be used for evidence-based treatment. that is very important. you are saying you may not like medications to treat opioid use disorders, but the science leads us to the use of medications. that is effective. if y