studio audience. just quickly a majority of americans born after world war ii have tried pot f you try to make it el legal, it s prohibition. i don t think one person said make it illegal. what people were saying you re challenging the stat yugs quo now. the status quo. you worry about a slippery slope i am not worried about a slippery slope. here is what concerns me. government hypocrisy. they are ridding our college campuses of hohos and doritos. what are they going to satisfy munchies? arugula? it s a gateway drug. i drink alcohol occasionally but it doesn t want to make me go do other drugs wait until you drink alcohol
here is what concerns me. government hypocrisy. they are ridding our college campuses of hohos and doritos. what are they going to satisfy munchies? arugula? it s a gateway drug. i drink alcohol occasionally but it doesn t want to make me go do other drugs wait until you drink alcohol with tamara. all of this discussion about alcohol, it s a strong man argument here. it leads to over 100,000 traffic accidents per year. most fatal we can t use that as a reason to make pot legal. it s going to make the same problems let s get our medical team in. your thought thoughts? well, there are problems but idea of a gateway drug, i still
in scholarship money. the teen who sued her parents for child support. now bragging about the scholarship on her facebook page. how much is that school? a lot. i think it s over 50,000 a year. meanwhile, do you like to gamble? gambling is popular and i say that s fine. but some say gambling is a game. just has negative consequences that begin to ripple through a society. my poker game with friends would be a crime in half the states. you re under arrest. but wait. why are people arrested for gambling when it s okay for states to sell lotteryies? john stossel, who apparently made bail, joins us live. this is just another example of government hypocrisy. how so? the state lottery is the worst odds of all the games. they took over the numbers racket. we have to protect you from those criminals, but i know,
officials say he parked a van filled with what he believed were explosives outside the federal reserve building and then tried to detonate those explosives by a remote control. clearly if you read the complaint what it shows is this individual came here for the purpose of doing a terrorist act. he came here in january, of this year, he gets a student visa. under the pretext of being a student at a college in missouri. and he comes here with, again, the avowed purpose of committing some sort of jihad here in the united states. but the police commissioner says the public was never in any danger since the informant was part of the plot. well, the admitted mastermind of the 9/11 attacks has given a defiant lecture about government hypocrisy.