where they went, but they didn t have names back then. sean: of course, i stand corrected and embarrassed on my own show. thank you. but you could tell me was in a category three, four, five, what the damage was, corr that s right. because if you understand the past, you have a foundation to reach for the future and erasing the past or pretending things didn t occur like for instance the 1925 tri-state tornado which this tornado may have actually been as bad or worse than that but it s 96 years later and for the fema director to say what she said is about as extremely wrong as i ve evers seen unless she is forecasting this to come back every year, this is the new normal, it s the 96 return rate so that s the fact, here s the other fact. they ve said nothin severe weather this particular whether the season because ther hasn t been much going on. the combination of wind damage and hail reports is near record lows but that s what they do and why i call it weaponization. of they
than before. really? much stronger. and i ve never been to an area v where there has been marijuana, you said, at a concert and ther hasn t been molly around. the question is, is it a gateway drug? booze is a question i could tell you booze killed 44,000 people last year. nobody died from00 marijuana, as far as i know. do they keep stats on that? the center for disease control says smoking directly causes up to 400,000 how many of that is marijuana? smoking cigarettes is? 400,000 yeah, yeah. what are you going to do? are you going no, no. i don t think you should outlawi alcohol. should marijuana be legalized? if it s as strong as i believe it is now,ed when i smoked it, t wasn t anywhere near as strong of the but i think it does leadg to other people getting higher thrills. you could subscribe to the y study. okay. one more thing. he d say that the alcohol