dr. nadelmann for forgetting that dr. when i introduced him. the first question -- why marijuana? an argument is often posed against the legalization of marijuana, as a gateway drug. however, it seems unequivocal to most people that alcohol is even more of a gateway drug. why then is alcohol and should alcohol be tolerated and marijuana should not? not only as alcohol tolerated, but welcomed in most social settings, even political fund- raising, advocacy campaigns -- why marijuana? >> to you want me to start? let me first of all say, it is interesting -- the sheet that i passed out is that at the same time that marijuana use by teenagers is increasing, underage alcohol use is decreasing. one of the other studies that i brought with me here is one that has recently come out about the correlation to adolescent marijuana use an early onset of psychosis. that is not the case without off. i think more research needs to be done, but based on the materials that i supplied to you and the doctor from harvard medical school, i think you will find that as she points out some differences betw

dr. nadelmann pointed out that we will always have drugs here. i can never subscribe to that. it means that there is no hope. >> if it may not make for good theater, but this question is not often ask and we have about five minutes left in this segment. kuehl round the circle or the core issue and ask, what can each of you agree on in about a minute each? >> i agree with the attorney general the legalization makes more sense than the medical is asian. -- medicalization. it's hard to say that marijuana is good for you. it does not help for chronic pain or side effects or certain conditions, but marijuana is in general very bad for you. it is not helpful or medical although have some use. given this choices, i'm going to go for the non-medical. i agree with him on that. i also agree with a couple of people mentioning treatment and help. that has to be there. one of the things in an era of declining resources is have dedicated tax revenue that goes to helping treatment and avocation and prevention. -- assocation -- effication intervention. >> the law enforcement is not the answer