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it's called etheridge farms. finally got the first manufacturing license for santa cruz county, hoping to have product this summer. she compares the struggle here to the time when she was trying to land a record label etheridge farms is not easily let's sell it and make a bunch of money, we are dedicated to compliance and to medicinally present this to the world. >> what's happening in california is a tragedy. etheridge hired julie crockett she does cannabis compliance for a consulting firm. she says nobody is compliant for example, california cannabis law says you can't give away freebies your salespeople can't hand out freebies, and everybody does that the state is also raising taxes on the legal industry next month. >> the way that taxes have inflated the prices and made the industry unable to compete with a wildly successful illicit market is demoralizing for the operators who are licensed and trying to do it compliantly. >> reporter: the state has about 50 enforcement officers. they've really been overwhelme

etheridge. dr. metcalf, you have five minutes. , rankinglf: chairman member jordan and members of the subcommittee, thank you for inviting me here today. bachelors, masters, and phd degrees in geology. i have served on the faculty of the department of geosciences at the university of nevada las vegas for 30 years. my current research is focused on understanding the geologic processes responsible for forming asbestos. i'm here today to discuss the geological control the processes and form talc and asbestos its potential for it to coexist and whether or not it is -- toable to expect talc be free of asbestos minerals. the probability that talc and asbestos coexist in talc rich rocks is very high. they do coexist at scale and cannot be separated during the mining of talc. though not impossible it is improbable for processes to produce 100% pure talc in my ble processes. fibrous, thatways leads to this issue of cleavage fragments which i'm happy to discuss. and asbestos are formed by water rock interacti

etheridge. let me say what -- i'm sorry, sorry for the page of it or because your trust in the company that placed profits over your very life. and safety. when johnson & johnson asked people to trust them, the fda should have said, show us. show was that your products are not hazards. when they refuse to do this, when research shows that asbestos is showing up on the talc and beta country baby powder, johnson & johnson tried to discredit it. they look for ways to sell more of it and they set their sights on why can the span. i hope you are watching today because we still want answers and that's exactly why we earlier submitted a letter and we plan comes with a letter so that we can continue to get to the bottom of this and to demand answers and accountability for those who have been harmed by johnson & johnson because of their companies greed. they deserve to be held accountable. pastor etheridge i know you're to step away from the pulpit but i could argue as a woman of faith that your ministry

tom etheridge.emonis: when they weren't fighting and backstabbing, this former couple ran a company that made custom concession trailers. and so, this is essentially a commercial kitchen. their product was good, and they were generating about $4 million in revenue. and they were even making a profit -- about $400,000 a year. i wanted in. the check that i write will be $700,000, and i get 50% of the business. nancy: we got a deal. -lemonis: we got a deal? -tom: we got a deal. lemonis: i knew with a few adjustments, this business could grow quickly. they built the trailers in georgia, but tom and nancy ran it from an office 300 miles away in tampa. tom: we're paying two mortgage payments. that's like 2,300 bucks a month. lemonis: if they could consolidate, they would be much more efficient and save a lot of money. nancy: 60 grand is what we're paying in a year to transport them just down here. -lemonis: would you move? -nancy: absolutely not. i live on the beach. lemonis: but there were other warnings

my name is ken etheridge. 54 years old it's been $21.00 and a half years on death row and ohio. for a crime i didn't commit. a crime which are. 2 year old child. again f.t. reach it was tried in ohio for aggravated murder committed in the course of a salad. evidence showed that respondents said fire and their partner enough is neither at home collins in an attempt to kill his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend who were spending the night together in the farm and below the intended victims to skate unharmed but how cold this is 2 year old daughter cynthia died in the fire. nobody going wolf on village apartments in columbus grove. where the fire started. and where my life ended. i haven't been to this place. in. july in 1907 as a beam of our 1st time back the. long haul feel about the city and i guess. they are old farm village apartment. and go. national one of these on fire. old farm village apartment was pretty much. an apartment in this low income area no money no welfare could pick it up and stuff the. complex up bodies. to drink and getting along. nicely. see the balcony o

. >> etheridge sales marijuana lped and healed her during comb chemo and for years she has been tryinete t start her own farms. >> what's happening in i california a tragedy. >>he is working with julie croc et of mlg. in one of the growth areas of the budding industry. complian >> is anyone ccapliant in foia? >> i don't believe that they are. i -- i have yet toe- i het to conduct an audit of a single facility that 100% checks a the boxes. >> that's because california's rules are so strict and complex. for example, unthe law you cannot give out free samples. that techically would include sales people handing out samples at trade shows to buyers. an everyone does that. >> the only compliant way to get e samples in the hands of the sales reps is to have your richys go to a retailer and buy >> with all the legal cannabis licenses and businesses popping up, the state expected that it could raise about $1.0 billion in cannabis taxes. has it gottennywhere near tthat? what's doing? raising taxes. >> the way that taxes have inflated the pces and made the industry unable to compete with a wildly

warren fund-raiser people there were treated to songs by the grammy award-winning artist melissa etheridge, which would have been awesome. her remarks more and then basically they contributed or raised $5400 per couple or $2700 a person, they got of the ap photo reception, premium seating, and a souvenir bottle of wine. >> to me she made a decision before she started running for president, i'm not going to get any big donors. it's an easy decision when you already have $10 million in your senate campaign, having done this before. mayor pete, i side with him 100%. not only is she someone who had these wine soirees. she had wine soirees and she had them maybe not in a wine cave which i've never been to. i've never been to a cave with wine and crystals. >> dana: i'm going to make a wine for to this weekend. >> it's like condemning -- saying i'm going to stop drinking and then condemn everyone who has a drink. >> dana: do you think if she were to get the nomination, she would have to reverse her position of big donors because she wants to be competitive against president trump? they've got all

having heir own fundraiser and this is what it says treated to some by grammy winner artist melissa etheridgeing her campaign for the 2020 democratic presidential nomination. for the top donors who those who would contribute 5400 per couple and 2700 a person there was a v.i.p. photo reception and premium seating. then for them a others who gave at least $1,000 there was a gift. a souvenir wine bottle. brian: if you don't have money you need to raise it. mike bloomberg said. what's the reason for me using my money and you buying for money. for mayor pete his problem is in the axios problem which says that he is selling -- he is offering to his top donors you can buy influence on his campaign in his administration if you act early that is a story that he is going to have to try kick down. certainly going to have to address because they say a perspective donors hey, come on board the train while you can. lisa: senator warren transferred money from her 2018 senate campaign to 2020 bid raises money again from all those same donors that she now denounces that she won't take money from and then atta

melis melissa etheridge was there. if you gave enough money you got a bottle of wine. secretary, kayleigh mcenany. this is delicious. you just love it when these elitists particularly if they are millionaires like liz warren, millionaire socialists, back themselves into a corner in situations like this. >> you certainly do. of course, elizabeth warren has taken money from billionaires, at least 30 between her senate campaign and presidential campaign. this is rife with hypocrisy. democrats are out there, they all want to raise a lot of money, then try to hide the fact that they do, rather than just saying we have raised a lot of money, we are proud of it, americans from all classes support our campaign. instead they engage in this hypocrisy. david: i have to switch over to the impeachment because it is a historic event, particularly because there's never been an impeachment that's been purely partisan as this one is. will that change in the senate? will people like mitt romney and a couple other senators, republicans who don't like president trump, vote with democrats?

she had a certain fundraiser where she was treated to songs by the grammy winning artist melissa etheridgeer campaign to the democratic 2020 nomination. these are the people that went there. and for these top donors those who could contribute or 5400 a cum, there was premium sitting. and for them and others who gave at least 1,000 there was also a gift which happened to be a souvenir bottle of w.ne ed: because it happened at a winery; so she was raising that kind of money at a wine event from rich people. pete: wait. were there v.i.p.s there? did they pay a little bit more? did they get a better bottle of wine than everybody else? because we don't talk about elites here. let me count it as a life goal that someday i may have had a wine cave with crystals and kris kristal in the fridge where i'm holding a fundraiser for my own race, where everyone might give a hundred thousand dollars. that's a goal. so the class warfare of this woman -- ed: that's what it is. pete: that's exactly what it is. if you talk about a wine cave, you better have your background clean. the problem is she's raised m