balance. it is shown that it's done away with a lot of the black market. it's helped many, many patients who are facing just debilitating illnesses and it's been embraced by a majority of the states. >> what do you think will happen with attorney general jeff sessions changing this federal guidance now? what do you think the impact will be? >> you know, i think it's going to be a series of battles, unfortunately, again. i think it's very telling that they did not try to get a court to issue an injunction or to say that states were preempted because i think they would lose that legal battle. and i also know from being u.s. attorney, you don't have the resources to put legal marijuana out of business, and nor shoe try. i mean, if you look across this country, every day people are dying because of the opioid crisis. that's where the federal interest should be, that's where jeff sessions should be focusing his interests. and i think that mayors and governors know that because we see it on the streets of every city in america. >> mayor, you said today that the police department in your city in seattle will not

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