message, everything that happens on their sites, they know. when it came to child exploitation, they put an end to that on their sites. they could do the exact same thing here if they choose to do so. and we have not seen them willing to take those steps to really look at their platforms, to really say, okay, we cannot allow this to happen. we simply have not seen them do that yet. >> because these stories are heartbreaking. one child, 13 years old, seventh grader out of connecticut last month died from a fentanyl overdose, at school when collapsed. there were 100 bags of fentanyl in this boy's. setting aside politics for a moment, how does it feel as the head of the d.e.a. to hear these stories over and over again happening to just young kids in america? >> my first reaction when i get those calls is, how do we make sure that life is not in vain, that someone's overdose, we prevent the next person from overdosing and dying, so we