well, at least 52%. the other interesting finding from this poll was that folks are less and less seeing marijuana as a gateway drug, because that is really at the issue here. it s not just marijuana per se, but the implications thereof. so i think that in seeing less is a gateway drug, that opens it up to increasing from 52% of americans supporting the legalization to another three to five years, 70%. who knew bud would be the middle ground for the left and the right. we look at 19 states and more states approving this, how do you get that and trickles down to the state level? there are many proponents of this memo in the states like massachusetts and nevada who see this as a green light to move ahead with these issues. but if you read the memo closely, you should look at it at more of a yellow light and proceed with caution because this decision could be reversed
part of the problem and he is right. this isn t just about a paycheck. this is not about a paycheck. we will find out through testing the guys trying to make it frivolous and the guys who deserve this. it s gut wrenching and alarming to think they may have information that nobody knows about because this is all about education and saving lives and protecting lives and making more quality for others. so, yeah. they have made it s an atm withdrawal for them thois morning, the nfl and they got top shelf celebration last night. i don t think they are suffering after the decision last night. sean, quickly. knowing what you know now, would you still want the same pro ball career? yeah. the nfl gave me ten years of professional football and it also gave me 17 years in tv and radio that i would have never had. i owe a lot to the nfl but i also know that people don t go to the games to watch jerry jones sit in the stands or watch the broadcaster to talk about the game. they go to watch th
a setback yesterday when the british parliament voted against taking action in syria. president obama said if he were to take any action, he would like a broad international coalition so certainly that is something that this administration will have to address. today they are pointing to the fact, though, that france has said that they are still prepared to move forward without the uk. but in terms of a broader international coalition, it is not clear that the united states would have one and, in addition to that, members of congress, a number of them, saying they would like to vote before president obama takes any type of action. senior administration officialed briefed members of congress last night. the white house insists that president obama has not made a decision yet and if he made an action, it would be limit in scope. we will carry the remarks live by secretary of state john kerry coming up at 12:30. thanks again. stirring the pot. the obama administration is backing off c
benefi benefits, they are filing as a married couple. that is important about the marriage point there, chris. we have to point out the new law does not extend civil unions registered diagromestic relationships or other on relationships. a number of states where marriage equality is legal. couples are bound by civil unions and registered by domestic partnerships. they can also file together. do you think that the irs is eventually going to consider broadening this or keep it strictly to the definition of marriage? i think what we are seeing actually is that there was a willingness under doma to consider other things. the defense department had talked about setting up a system of recognizing domestic partners, but then after the doma decision came down, they said, no, we are just going to go with marriage. i think that we are going to see, as agencies enforce the law after doma is struck down, that they want to keep it to just
marriage equality, they would not be able to stand up against the principles outlined in the doma decision. well, that s correct. because ultimately our case will not establish that you can as a same-sex couple get married in ohio. all it establishes is that if you get married somewhere else where a same-sex marriage is legal it ll be treated the same as opposite-sex marriages from other states. and i think justice scalia foresaw that. he knew that ohio doesn t really look to see if it s first cousins that went off and get married in another state. they just said look, if it s legal somewhere, it s legal here. now they have to do the same thing for same-sex couples. and i think that s great. and i think it s right and just. jim obergefell, thank you very much. thank you for sharing your video with us tonight and your story. thank you very much. and attorney al gerhard stine, congratulations on the big win. it means a lot to a lot of