Jeff Sessions Blasts Hollywood For accommodating Messages About Drugs

Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday criticized Hollywood celebrities, media elites, and others for sending "accommodating messages" about drugs.

"In recent years, some of the government officials, media, and Hollywood elites in this country have sent mixed messages and accommodating messages about the harmfulness of drugs," Sessions biển quảng cáo inox said, a message he called "unacceptable."

Sessions didn't call anyone out by name in his remarks to the National Alliance for Drug Endangered Children in Green Bay, Wis., but he urged law enforcement Biển hộp đèn siêu mỏng and social works to to not "capitulate intellectually or morally to drug use."

"We must create and foster a culture that is hostile to drug abuse. Accommodation to a rattlesnake in your bed is a path to disaster," he added.

Sessions told the crowd that preliminary data show there were nearly 60,000 overdose deaths in the United States in 2016, which could be the highest in the country's history.