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in marijuana use. black and white people use marijuana at around the same rates. this is the racial disparity in marijuana arrests, and all of a sudden you see a massive racial disparity in marijuana arrests. that s right. in county to county, there was not a county in the nation where the racial disparities were not large. small county, urban county, rural county. all over the country, marijuana arrests are racially disparate. that is why this is coming in the general climate of a changing attitude around the war on drugs. you had the attorney general talking about the problems in the war on drugs and how we ve got too many low-level offenders, with too-long prison sentences for these kind of crimes. we are witnessing a change across the country, around drug policy and marijuana policy specifically, but we have a lot of work to do to truly kind of undo the war on drugs. that, i think, is the key point in terms of using this as a wedge to do that. and i wanted to read, for both

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report. the racial disparity in marijuana use, and there is essentially no racial disparity in marijuana use. black and white people use marijuana at around the same rates. this is the racial disparity in marijuana arrests, and all of a sudden you see a massive racial disparity in marijuana arrests. that s right. in county to county, there was not a county in the nation where the racial disparities were not large. small county, urban county, rural county. all over the country, marijuana arrests are racially disparate. that is why this is coming in the general climate of a changing attitude around the war on drugs. you had the attorney general talking about the problems in the war on drugs and how we ve got too many low-level offenders, with too-long prison sentences for these kind of crimes. we are witnessing a change across the country, around drug policy and marijuana policy specifically, but we have a lot of work to do to truly kind of undo the war on drugs. that, i think, is th

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20131016:14:16:00

every state is different. those states with the most exchanges, you are seeing lower premiums. one of the things it has to be straightened out is it varies from state to state, county to county based on specifics that can t be controlled. they really have to get it so that it is better around the country. mostly the blue states that were not so opposed to obamacare that have implement it without bringing the federal government to do it have had much more success getting premiums lower. martha: people have had trouble finding just one human being. i got on and got through and got my health care plan. tucker, alan says that act, everybody, it will be okay. that is not what i said. martha: hold on and it will get better? back and just just make my point clear. implementation has been terrible. the glitches, computer glitches, different than the policy itself. they should give it another year

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happening right here in our own back yard. it s happening from county to county and from state to state. this is my cell phone number. okay. i want you to call me when you get out. okay? even if you don t want to get into a program. just let me know you re okay. okay? hoffman tries to make an emotional connection with the young girls in an attempt to wrest them from the iron grip of their pimps. they ll probably make around maybe a thousand dollars a night off of one girl. and if he has six girls that s $6,000 in one night. hoffman says many of the 13 and 14-year-olds she sees are american girls trafficked from normal homes. the youngest girl i ever saw out on the street was ten years old. i ll never forget her. she was wearing a white jacket, which was filthy dirty. she was i d say, i know she was well under five feet tall. she wasn t developed.

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