race at all? well, i will tell you that hawaii republicans strongly support president trump. in fact there was a recent poll that showed a 91% support rate for president trump for all he s doing to give us bigger paychecks and to restore our leadership internationally. we are behind our president. dana: tell me what you do to rebuild. the republicans have been out of power for a while, i remember governor lingle. what has happened to the party and how do you build it back up? well, i will tell that you the party has eroded over the last years, in fact we are the only state with no republican representation in the senate, only five out of 51 in our house, state house. we are bringing our message out, and we recruited a stellar number of candidates who, in targeted races, can start winning back states and having an influence.
why are you shaking your head? we can t do that. you can t go against the russians with the same thing they did with us. for two reasons. first of all, if you fight with pigs, you re going to get dirty. the way you ll get dirty with this in the second instance, if you start to try to attack them privately or in public with revelations about corruption, you want to tell me what putin says with 80% support rate? look, this is the americans trying to oppose us. i think he turns it to his advantage. there is other cyber damage you can do too, not based on shaming. evan, go ahead. i was going to add that the view of the intelligence community is that the u.s. frankly has a lot more to lose. we have a lot more parts of our infrastructure, a lot of our economy that is dependent on the internet. so there s some danger to that. and it s also the case, and we should make this clear, that the
alcohol. sure. as a parent, and i said this, i am more concerned about binge drinking on college campuses than i am smoking too much dope. yeah. but i don t want my kid smoking too much dope either. i want him focusing on school. there s no doubt marijuana can be abused and that s the standard we should use like we have for alcohol. if you abuse it, there s no doubt, not enough civil and criminal laws and education to deter that. when it comes to using it responsibly, particularly on your own property as an adult, there s no doubt this is no longer a strong concern for americans. decriminalization enjoys 85% support rate. medical marijuana, about 80%, and now 60% for legalization. and just to clarify, you guys are focused on marijuana laws. do you believe this does the organization believe when it comes to cocaine, meth, other harder-core drugs that any of that should be decriminalized? i think it should be decriminalized. there should be harm reduction. but i do not