people would are incarcerated in california for marijuana charges is really only 1%. now, you could argue that s 1% too many if you think that marijuana is a relatively benign substance compared to alcohol or compared to cocaine or harder substances but it s not like half the people in california are there for marijuana charges and the police in california from what i ve been reading and gathering from the press there say that most of the marijuana charges come up come up pursuant to other charges, driving charges. i should say that s a study from it kato institute. let s talk about our political plague of the week. this week we re examining a disorder of intestinal fortitude when candidates stop taking questions and don t debate their owe posts and instead of running to the cameras they re running from them. we re calling it irritable
this. you know, the savings, the $8.2 billion savings that s estimated, i think the actual numbers if marijuana were legalized in california would probably be somewhat less than that. look, the actual percentage of people would are incarcerated in california for marijuana charges is really only 1%. now, you could argue that s 1% too many if you think that marijuana is a relatively benign substance compared to alcohol or compared to cocaine or harder substances but it s not like half the people in california are there for marijuana charges and the police in california from what i ve been reading and gathering from the press there say that most of the marijuana charges come up come up pursuant to other charges, driving charges. i should say that s a study from it kato institute. let s talk about our political plague of the week.