one of the places like you said you could go home and have a drink. in my view or from my experience, alcohol is much more intoxicating than marijuana. if i have too much alcohol, i can t function. if i have the more and more marijuana i smoke, the bigger my headache gets if i smoke too much. i smoke a little bit. it alleviates my spasms and i m able to function for the rest of the day. in my view why would we pass a law saying that we could smoke medical marijuana and at the same time say, if you need this medicine, you can use it but, guess what if you do use it you can t work. i don t know how many states have medical marijuana now. i know it is a lot zlot. 23. that means there is hundreds and hundreds of thousands or more than 1 million that have a medical marijuana card and use medical marijuana.
congress wrote a law saying if something is used in a crime, the not the irs, the government can seize the instrument. typically a car that the bad guys use to get away in. they could seize the car. from that, we have come to they can seize money in a bank account where there is zero evidence of crime. where they never charge you with a crime. where they don t tell you they have seized the money. weren t you a judge in a case involving a car? it was used to transport women of ill repute across the george washington bridge. they arrest this guy and seize the car. the application. was it his car. no, it wasn t. the true owner of the car, his father makes an application before he to return the car. the prosecutors go we can t return the car. our boss is driving it. the da himself is driving the car. i said guess what if that car is not returned by the end of the
businesses to refuse service for religious reasons. critics say that the law will allow for discrimination against gay people but supporters say it keeps the government from forcing a person to do something that goes against their believes. will carr has been following both sides of the debate. he joins us from our west coast newsroom with more. will, when does this go into effect? good evening, heather. it goes into effect july 1, but that hasn t stopped passionate debate on both sides going on right now. earlier today, we saw thousands of protesters in indianapolis. we ve also heard from celebrities celebrities. we ve heard from ceos, also athletes speaking out against this law saying that it discriminates. at the same time some protesters and business owners across the country say they won t do business with indiana until the law is repealed? we got true march madness with this bill. we have pretty much entire nation mad at us now when the
issues. i suspect we ll be seeing him do that a great deal in these next two years and also he s gained a moral authority, the president, i think with the torture report coming out, which we haven t talked about yet. i mean, there is dick cheney talking about torture on all of the programs and the president does look more like a nobel peace prize winning president on these issues and i ll be curious whether in the next year he tries to get us out of guantanamo. he had wanted to close guantanamo. some prisoners have been moved from there recently to latin america so it will be curious to see if he gets that closed in the wake of the terror report. he s got problems, jake tapper, closing gitmo, guantanamo, because there s legislation right now, a law saying presumably he wouldn t be able to do so and move some of those gitmo prisoners to the united states. he s had trouble with that since the beginning of his presidency. he s been saying he wanted to
working on. it s your team that passed dana, the city counsel passed a law saying that it is illegal to sell loose cigarettes, so store owners have the right to believe that you have a right to call the cops. you absolutely do. if the city council thinks that it s worth it to have to the police respond to citizens that report laws that are being broken, then they should change that law. but you can t ask a cop to say, okay, well, wire going to pass these laws so we can play indicate the store owners, but we really don t want you to enforce them, or if the big guy says, no, he s not coming with you, what do they do, walk away. they have an absolutely right to say this guy is breaking the law and it s hurting my