legislation that will c gut the state s once powerful union. before i tell you my humble idea for moving the met in madison let s go there for the latest with the ongoing struggle between republican controlled state government and democrats determined to preserve the public union s right to bargain collectively. mike tobin has been on the scene doing a great job despite rude protestors who only believe apparently in freedom of speech when it is them who is doing the speaking. you have had a tough time there. do you sense real hostility gents you, me, fox news? one thing i should make clear the people coming after us from every live shot here these people hate. they don t respect diverse viewpoints. they think i will have a diverse viewpoint they try to stop every live shot. they want to make it harder for me to do my job. they are proud of that when i
entities around this industry. they are calling it the wal-mart of wade. it s a 10,000 square foot weed grow a hydro uponics equipment store which opened in sacramento california that is marketing itself as an outlet for people who cultivate their own marijuana. owners plan similar stores in arizona, colorado, new jersey and other gone all states that like california have or are in the process of legalizing pot for medical use. the we grow has an on-site doctor that has medical marijuana authorizations. get the most bang out of your buck. the author joins us from the state capital. the state capital behind you. you guys don t sell pot, though. we do not sell pot or marijuana at the store. what you do is sell the lights and the hide uponic
country at the bottom of the hour. for you pot heads and medical marijuana users we will have an inside look at the grand opening today of the wal-mart of weed. we will probe where the bp oil spill last year is what is killing the baby dolphins in the gulf of mexico. up front tonight three big gatherings that say a lot about the brave new world of budget and deficits. first in washington the nation s governor is trying to figure out how to balance their battered budget in the face of labor unrest and tax payer revolt. speaking of the taxpayers in phoenix today tea partyyers packing the convention center demanding government and taxes be cut down to size and promising to promote only candidates willing to wield the budgetary acts. while back in wisconsin today was the largest pro union rally yet. the cold and snowy state capital more than 70,000 showed up again to voice their displeasure with
entities around this industry. they are calling it the wal-mart of wade. it s a 10,000 square foot weed grow a hydro uponics equipment store which opened in sacramento california that is marketing itself as an outlet for people who cultivate their own marijuana. owners plan similar stores in arizona, colorado, new jersey and other gone all states that like california have or are in the process of legalizing pot for medical use. the we grow has an on-site doctor that has medical marijuana authorizations. get the most bang out of your buck. the author joins us from the state capital. the state capital behind you. you guys don t sell pot, though. we do not sell pot or marijuana at the store. what you do is sell the lights and the hide uponic
legislation that will c gut the state s once powerful union. before i tell you my humble idea for moving the met in madison let s go there for the latest with the ongoing struggle between republican controlled state government and democrats determined to preserve the public union s right to bargain collectively. mike tobin has been on the scene doing a great job despite rude protestors who only believe apparently in freedom of speech when it is them who is doing the speaking. you have had a tough time there. do you sense real hostility gents you, me, fox news? one thing i should make clear the people coming after us from every live shot here these people hate. they don t respect diverse viewpoints. they think i will have a diverse viewpoint they try to stop every live shot. they want to make it harder for me to do my job. they are proud of that when i