the rest comes from big-time operators or homegrown suppliers like buckland. how does it work? >> so, i put out on craigslist -- i post around pueblo, denver, things like that, and people will e-mail me and say, "hey, i live around this area. i need this much. i'm looking to spend this much." >> right. >> "do you think you could help me out?" i'll meet you up at that 24-hour, all right? >> but it's a commerce rationalized in a code -- words like "donating" and "caregiving," not "buying" and "selling." [ engine idling ] >> what up, man? >> what's up, man? there's no selling. i'm not selling anything. >> great, great. great. >> he's just giving me some money, and i'm just giving him some cannabis. >> yeah, man. just a thousand times before, you know? you know, he offers medicine to me for a donation. >> ray green is a regular. >> hey, thanks a lot. i appreciate it, man. >> he can buy in dispensaries, but buckland is just a phone call away. >> being after hours, and the stores close at 7:00, and it's convenient sometimes to have a caregiver. >> and cheaper -- taxes as high as 36%

upon purchasing this, lloyd engaged architect and builder william buckland, and oxford brought to virginia in 1755 under a four-year indenture to execute the interior of the home of george mason, george washington's neighbor. he quickly rose to the more laundered status -- vaunted status. he designed and finished several interiors and possibly some exteriors in the chesapeake region over his 20 year career. , hise time of his death workshop included about a dozen free and enslaved craftsmen. although the interior woodwork on lloyd's house would not have been finished, and there is no record of the men visiting the site, washington would have known him from his work, and he and lloyd must have discussed the monumental plans for the property. that is really just an excuse. i wanted to be able to show you this. [laughter] mr. reinhart: as completed three years later, the house was still a showpiece. it was and still is a showpiece with a double stair that returns on the landing late by a large venetian window. the interior was finished with an abundance of carved woodwork. all of this is exec

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hotels the intercontinental was also telling good the taliban claimed responsibility for the gun buckland siege which lasted sixteen hours and did with twenty five people dead then on wednesday eisel fighters stormed the offices of save the children in the eastern city of jalalabad four people were killed in that attack and the agency announced it would suspend its operations in the country which invites is director of the center for political and military analysis at the hudson institute he's joining us now from washington d.c. thank you very much indeed for being with us donald trump has released a statement calling for more decisive action against the taliban in the wake of this attack but what more can be done and by whom that's a very good question since the ministration has taken steps and by the pressure as you know they've relaxed some restrictions on airstrikes they've had u.s. forces working correctly with the afghan security forces beyond training equipping that even in training they're setting up a new special type of special forces training program that so it's not really add