executive vice president of the hudson institute john walters joins us now to weigh in on this. good morning to you, john, thank you for joining us. good to be with you. ainsley: so he would all wondering, it s not like the republicans to allow legalized marijuana. why did jeff sessions, why is he allowing this? well, what he can is he changed the decision to not enforce federal law which wasn t changed by changing the law. the obama administration put red lines in, no spread to youth. no spread outside of the states. no haven for crime. all those red lines have been crossed. the obama administration looked the other way. jeff sessions going back and enforcing the law. i think there are millions of american families and employers today saying hallelujah, thank you. brian: but here you have about 8 states who say marijuana legal use, first medical marijuana and then recreational marijuana like california january 1st okay you can do that the federal government never legalized marijua
clinton to do it. this wasn t such a little jab it was throwing obama under the bus. he went on to say another important fact is criticism of the president is coming not only from the right but also from the left. patti ann s time for your 5@5:00. we have learned abu al-libi the top man is was the focus on strikes. a no haven for terrorists. a u.s. official says fewer than 5 people were hit in two-days of strikes. u.s. says they are successfully eliminating terrorists. it is proven to be a brutal wildfire season. show you all of the wildfires they are battling righted now. one wildfire already forcing some residents to flee their