. >> do you know michelle lynn heart, the d.e.a. administrator. >> she is the administrator of the d.e.a. >> have you ever had discussions with her on her views of legalizing marijuana? >> we have not. >> could you have that discussion and report back to me as to what the results were? >> certainly senator i look forward to speaking to not just her but you on this issue. >> deputy attorney general james m. cole advised all u.s. attorneys that enforcing marijuana laws against those that are in compliance with state marijuana laws would not be a priority of the d.o.j. did you get that memo? >> all u.s. attorneys received that memo as did i. >> do you think that is a good policy. >> i believe that the deputy attorney general's policy seeks to try and work with state systems that have chosen to take admittedly a different approach from the federal government with respect to marijuana and determine the most effective way to still pursue marijuana cases consistent with the states and the choices that they have made. the deputy attorney ge

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. >> do you know a michelle lynn hart, the dea administrator. >> she is the administrator of the drug enforcement administration. >> have you had a discussion with her about her views of legalizing marijuana. >> we have spoken but not on that issue. >> could you have that discussion and report back to me. >> i look forward to speaking with her and you on this issue. >> on [ inaudible ] i believe mr. cole advised all attorneys that state marijuana laws would not be enforcing the state marijuana laws. >> i believe the policy seeks to try and work with state systems that have chosen to take admittedly a different approach from the federal government with respect to marijuana and to determine the most effective way to still pursue marijuana cases consistent with the state's and the choses they have made. the deputy's policy still requires federal prosecutors to seek prosecution of marijuana cases in cases where children are at risk and where marijuana is crosss state lines particularly where it is being trafficked from a state that has chosen a legal framework into a state that has not ch

. >> do you know a michelle lynn hart, the dea administrator. >> she is the administrator of the drug enforcement administration. >> have you had a discussion with her about her views of legalizing marijuana. >> we have spoken but not on that issue. >> could you have that discussion and report back to me. >> i look forward to speaking with her and you on this issue. >> on [ inaudible ] i believe mr. cole advised all attorneys that state marijuana laws would not be enforcing the state marijuana laws. >> i believe the policy seeks to try and work with state systems that have chosen to take admittedly a different approach from the federal government with respect to marijuana and to determine the most effective way to still pursue marijuana cases consistent with the state's and the choses they have made. the deputy's policy still requires federal prosecutors to seek prosecution of marijuana cases in cases where children are at risk and where marijuana is crosss state lines particularly where it is being trafficked from a state that has chosen a legal framework into a state that has not ch