eradicating to marijuana was a sobering recognition. some people say that you change approach. you had a revision. i was a hardliner. i have fought against drug trafficking in every way possible. and we have failed. i have failed. globally we failed. the worlds has failed. u.s. has failed. we must accept when you lose, you must accept that you lost and you must try to find new ways to approach the problem. reporter: this were the step in the legal asiization of medi offers opportunities. two-thirds of colombia support the move to legalize marijuana for medical use. so far regulation is designed to attract foreign capital and recreational use. pharmaceutical licenses here are cheaper than other markets. but still out of reach for most colombian farmers who continue
attorney s office opens grand jury investigations every day. happens all the time. and so this one seems a little bit different, to put it mildly. and i imagine that whatever john is doing is being run up the flag pole. do you think that this news tonight and the prospect of criminal charges being brought against intelligence and law enforcement officials who are involved in the opening of this inquiry, what sort of impact do you think that will have, both on the people who are potential targets of this criminal investigation, potential targets of criminal charges if it gets that far, but also other people who are working right now in those kinds of jobs, in the intelligence community and in law enforcement who are working on sensitive investigations, who are working on foreign influence operations, who are working on the kinds of things that might be politically unpopular some day? right. and i always worry about that chilling effect. the political siization of the
politics iization of this issue, he s not someone who wants to centralize power and is very respectful of the committee process and the chairman who are running the investigations. it s too late. this should have been a year ago, three, four more months ago. they ran out the clock. if we had a select committee from the beginning, really had coherent hearings unlike we ve had which were disjointed hearings that let all things sort of slip away, we really would have been somewhere. we would have gotten to the bottom of this, but as a political fact, this thing is done, and i think right now the best thing for republicans to do is to look at the broader foreign policy of this administration, to look at the kerry hearings from yesterday. it is a disaster from one part of the globe to another. just about everybody agrees except the most hardened and partisan democrats and that s where you want to hit the
royal family is willing to embrace them and bring them into the modern iization. the way they modernize is sometimes not that visible but that s been one of the secrets of this monarchy. they have done it over the centuries. i was going to ask. we talked about the way the world changed since queen elizabeth became took to the throne when she was 25. how has she changed and is the movie the queen, . now you re encroaching on my book. a code of silence. talk about it. i was wondering how did the death of diana impact her? did it have a dramatic impact? probably not dramatic but it certainly had an impact in terms of lessons learned. all you have to look at is the
if those tubes are exposed to the air, the metal oxidizes and starts to breakdown. it is like the idea of rusting, it is not rusting, it is oxidi seepation. if the bottom of your car looks like this, like mine does, you worry about whether you have to replace it, whether you need framework done, or whether you need a new car. rust. sir cone yum doesn t rust but it does objection diez when exposed to air. the combination of heat and the objection did iization, it is like super fast rusting. exposing those fuel rods to the air causes that. it is like super fast rusting on steroids and that s trouble.