governor hickenlooper: we will see.g to the point where it looks like we might be able to pull this off and create a regulatory system -- there are still black markets. we are adjusting the tax rate. but if you try to put the black market's out of business -- drug dealers will sell to anybody. the people who used to smoke pot are still smoking pot. erik: you're not exactly screaming optimism. "we are getting to the point where we might just be able to pull this off." governor hickenlooper: i'm still telling governors they should wait another year or two years and look at -- when we get data back on is this affecting children? we are worried that since the adults legalized it kids would think it is fine for them and we know when a kid's brain is growing it poses real risk. stephanie: do you regret being the pioneer? it would have been easier if you let another state take their data and then step in -- governor hickenlooper: there is a point when that crossed my mind. stephanie: too late now. governor hickenlooper: you wa

. >> governor hickenlooper and the armenian community will unveil a monument in memory of all crimeshumanity. amy: how did this happen? >> starting three years ago when the armenian community was offered a donation by men from armenia, and we already had a guard installed by armenians of colorado in 1982, so building on that project, we were able to work with the statement that the general simply's and the governor before it to bring this beautiful monument to colorado. amy: what does it look like? >> it is intricately carved with different symbols on it. it is actually a replica of a monument that was destroyed only 20 years ago. amy: can you talk about your own family history? >> my family is taken where they were taken on the march. it is a magical place, the home of abraham and my ancestors. a soldier in the ottoman army. when he returned home in 1918, no one welcome tim are thanked him for his service. you know i did the armenian genocide have been going on. his entire family had been wiped out were driven out except for his wife, who is hiding and living secretly with the kind

i was interested to see governor hickenlooper the democrat, say about this decision it was a reckless decision. he's been all over the map on this, to be fair. there's a character in george elliot just could not keep shape. no matter what his position was he was never comfortable in it as soon as he was challenged. >> host: right. >> guest: he can't keep shape, but i think on balance if you look at his comments, he says it wasn't a good idea. jerry brown, i thought, said something -- i find myself in the odd position of quoting people i normally don't quote citing deborah wasserman schultz -- >> host: michael bloomberg maureen dowd -- [laughter] >> guest: i know. and the new england journal of medicine. the science. but it's an odd cant nation on all sides. a very odd cultural mix. but -- where was i? i'm sorry i lost my place. >> host: jerry brown. >> guest: jerry brown. thank you. been up a long time. jerry brown said when they asked him, he said i'm not in favor of it. he said we've got some big challenges in this country, we've got some big challenges in california. i don't think

we will be asking john laquon uber -- john hickenlooper if legalization is really worth it.al edition. i'm erik schatzker. stephanie: and i'm stephanie ruhle. why so special? we are here for t