than coming up like this. this is a doctor who served in the obama administration. he served president obama, got a glowing review. and this candy man thing, i have to say i have questions about it. these things have to be investigated. if he was giving out ambien to help people on on long strips, is that somehow, you know, totally inappropriate? because i certainly saw that with previous white house doctors when i covered the white house. perhaps they re talking about something else. i can t imagine that alone would be disqualifying. so wait a minute. you did see white house doctors hand out ambien, which is a prescription drug? yes. for long flights, if you were traveling to asia and you needed help sleeping, yeah, they would do that, absolutely. but what you re hitting on is the president has called democrats obstructionists.
and i laughed because i thought it was just a foot in the door to legalization. i didn t think it was medicinal. the first three patients i met were cancer patients who looked me in the eye and told me if they didn t have the anti-nausea effects and the appetite stimulant and the help sleeping that they wouldn t have survived chemo therapy, and i believed them. that was sort of your time of conversion? that was my turning point. and now on this mountainside, they expect to grow more than 1,000 pounds of medical marijuana in 2014. some is sold to smoke. some is sold as an oil to ingest. so what we re talking about is literally taking this and turning it into this? that s right. the scientists here, some of whom worked at major pharmaceutical companies, are focused on both making the medications and maintaining strict quality control.
fields when his oldest brother, josh, asked him to join the new family business. and i laughed because i thought it was just a foot in the door to legalization. i didn t think it was medicinal. the first three patients i met were cancer patients who looked me in the eye and told me if they didn t have the anti-nausea effects and the appetite stimulant and the help sleeping that they wouldn t have survived chemotherapy, and i believed them. that was your time of conversion? that was my turning point. and now on this mountainside, they expect to grow more than 1,000 pounds of medical marijuana in 2014. some is sold to smoke. some is sold as an oil to ingest. so what we re talking about is literally taking this and turning it into this? that s right. the scientists here, some of whom worked at major pharmaceutical companies, are focused on both making the medications and maintaining strict quality control.
the first three patients i met were cancer patients who looked me in the eye and told me if they didn t have the anti-nausea effects and the appetite stimulant and the help sleeping that they wouldn t have survived chemo therapy, and i believed them. that was sort of your time of conversion? that was my turning point. and now on this mountainside, they expect to grow more than 1,000 pounds of medical marijuana in 2014. some is sold to smoke. some is sold as an oil to ingest. so what we re talking about is literally taking this and turning it into this? that s right. the scientists here, some of whom worked at major pharmaceutical companies, are focused on both making the medications and maintaining strict quality control. we can test for pesticides, we can test for molds, mildews, we can test for residual solvents. testing for contamination.