daron, while i have you can i take it into the what if vote. wondering what the paths to victory are for both candidates. if you're saying right now and you are hearing from the trump campaign as well that they are still feeling good about north carolina and georgia, is it fair to play around with this scenario knowing those states aren't called to give georgia and north carolina to president trump? that brings him to 244 on the map. he is leading in pennsylvania although we know the situation on waiting on all of those early votes to be counted. you tack on a pennsylvania and all he would have to do then which would still be a big one is to secure wisconsin for the win there without having to win michigan with the 16 electoral votes there. what kind of scenarios are you playing around with? >> what i mentioned sandra you go back to your board. don't forget about alaska. trump has a significant lead in the early votes we have there. alaska is a tricky state because it is so big and there is a robust mail-in program. you talk about getting ballo

let's think deeper, daron lambert, he got a better sense of where the company is headed mr.ambert, welcome back to "mad money." >> i want to ask you philosophically. looks like marijuana is on the ballot and cannabis, it always seems to win is it inevitable that our nation can embrace it >> i certainly think so. the election is a big victory for the cannabis generation. it is invigorating to see cannabis initiative passing in five states. the green sweep. the beginning of a huge paradigm shift. we are excited about arizona, a strong medical market. attention to become a $2 billion market with addition of recreational cannabis and new jersey, another exciting maringt >> new jersey is huge and pennsylvania and new york have to follow. it can't just be new jersey. >> it is correct jersey is another exciting market scouting locations expect to open doors in new jersey we believe the rest of the east coast and follow suits, legalize very soon. new york, connecticut and rhode island, jim. >> wow in the end which is better just continuing to buy others or doing what you are doing w

we're told talking with daron shaw an hour ago with the decision team nevada said they won't be done until tomorrow. what's the state of play? they have an 8,000 vote difference, it's razor tight. it was 26,000 for hillary clinton four years ago. it has been cut by 2/3. we are told that the outstanding ballots in the nevada don't just come from clark county which is las vegas or reno up here but it comes from all over the state. so that might lead us to think about the logic that john roberts was giving from the white house about the fact they think they're still in nevada. john was also talking about arizona. the white house has not given up on this. the great pushback we were given last night when we made the call. the associated press did the same thing. at the moment arizona hasn't changed. it is still blue. pop down here to georgia. before i do that let me make this point here, guys? because this is what it is all about. of the three states i just talked about, if joe biden were to hang on to michigan and wisconsin and keep nevada he is at 270. don't know what will happen in geo