always do. ainsley: congratulations on your show. so good. new jersey s new governor just sworn in and now he is getting down to work protecting illegals and making pot legal. that s your state, steve. steve: thank you. ainsley: what else is on his radical agenda? that s coming up. brian: pete is having breakfast with friends in ohio. pete? pete: we are at mommas here in hillsborough. i don t put my fingers on the scale very often but i love hillsborough. great folks and great food. i didn t even ask them to clap. this is the breakfast beef. number two largest on the menu. sasquatch is even bigger. i might try that next hour. coming up next, we are talking to real folks here. stick with us on fox & friends only in america relief. a small size. that s fast, cause it s liquid.
president and other cabinet members at camp david this weekend. in the meantime, sessions has come under fire from members of his own party for ordering a justice department crackdown on marijuana. keep in mind the marijuana industry has proven to be enormous business in the eight states that have now legalized recreational use. it took in $8 billion last year and in the next two years, that s expected to triple. 60% of americans say they re in favor of making pot legal and that s the most people in 40 years of asking that question. in a recent study, it reveals 44% of americans in their teens and older have tried marijuana at least once. i want to get criminal defense attorney midwin charms in here and spokesman for the marijuana policy project, mason. you and i have talked about marijuana because of the legalization there in colorado sort of being ground zero. i ll get to you in a moment. but first, had it comes to
we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than at&t. we do business where you do business. steve: all right. we have got some quick tuesday morning headlines for you. first up washington is the first to take aim at president trump s new policy on birth control. the lawsuit from the state comes just three days are a the new rules were issued allowing employers to opt out of providing birth control if it clashes with their religious or moral beliefs. massachusetts, california, and the aclu also suing. and it turns out, making pot legal has deadly consequences. a new bombshell report finding it boosts cases of cannabis poisoning, mostly among tourists having heart
clashes with their religion or morals. in california and the aclu suing, the president s policy roles are back parts of obamacare that require most companies to cover birth control. a mother thrown behind bars for refusing to vaccinate her son is free. according to the website, rebecca was released after serving five days sparking nationwide debate after the judge sentenced her for ignoring a court order. she says she was practicing her religious freedom. her ex-husband was given temporary custody to take the boy for his shot. making pot legal has had deadly consequences according to a new bombshell report which found it boosts cases of cannabis poisoning mostly among tourists having heart attacks. researchers looked at data from
able to, you know, convince these kids that, you know, things exist here that actually don t. listen, there s lots more to cover. i ll keep you guys on the story and break in when you get more details on this. thank you, both, for that. by the way, there s something else that s been playing out really big in today s news. that is buying recreational marijuana. it is now legal in a second state in the union. the sales started bright and early this morning in washington state. we re going to get the legal view on this. if it is the beginning of making pot legal in even more states. by the way, on day one, how s that going for them? we ll update you. my motheit s delicious. toffee in the world. so now we ve turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to