the conspiracy oriole thinking and who have stockpiles of weapons. at some point we need is an to creep back into play here. i don t think you can determine everything there is to know about a person based on their facebook likes. i would say that there s much more to a soul than that but it is telling. when you look at jared miller s facebook they include the nra support the second amendment, the patriot party, rand paul 2016. ron paul, legalized weed, draft, judge, adrew nepolitano, freedom works, american crossroads and allen west. some of these things are further to the fringe than others. but for a conservative movement that s been immediately embraced, clive and bundy and has yet to do the true seoul searching necessary in the wake of him revealing himself to be who he is, one would really like a conversation on the right to
thanks for coming back. america s governors are meeting in washington, one of hottest topics of debate has been the legalization of weed around the country. last week we learned that colorado expects to make $134 million in new tax revenues from legalized weed next fiscal year, that is way, way more than expected. there s an obvious financial insen tif here and still a lot of trep i hadation from other states. how is this new drug economy affecting americans on the ground? that is exactly what we re looking at today in the first installment of our series, where we take a closer look by the people creating the news. helping us get to those people, a startup media company that uses proprietary technology to analyze the deep web, that you can t reach with traditional search engines and this is where we found the characters on
federal law in place. that s why for the last few months i ve been pushing barbara boxer s office to move forward with some sort of federal law. she says she is looking at california, she wants to see what happened with the amendment, and we are bringing an amendment forth in about a week. senator pa necessarilia in california will announce that amendment, which is very strong, and she wants to see what happens with that before she makes a final decision. senator barbara boxer on the spoke the spot charlotte laws, thank you for being with us. coming up on the lead. the first lady looking less than amused, but the man who took that picture says that s not the whole picture. he joins me next. when you think the marijuana, you think of not a $7 million start-up, but added a former d.e.a. agent. we ll talk about the new gig in legalized weed.