ms. minton: now it is murphy vs. ncaa, the case is new jersey wants to legalize cannabis. -- legalize a sports gambling. there is a federal law that's been around since 1992 that says if you didn't have a law then you can't do it now ever. new jersey says that is now unconstitutional. federal government cannot tell state legislatures what to do. they can tell us individuals, they can say, marijuana is illegal, and states should not be able to legalize it because of the supremacy clause. but that's not what the gambling law did. it specifically is addressed at the state legislature. this is one of those things where should new jersey win, the federal government would not tell states what to do. it would bolster the case for a legalization of marijuana. it would not be a clincher, but it would definitely raise the profile of the idea of federalism. mr. fasman: 280e, to give the audience a brief explanation, what does it do and why is it there? the tax law, the law forbidding -- the law that bars marijuana businesses fr

ms. minton: it comes down to incentive. when you are asked if you support drug legalization, over 50% will say yes for it comes to recreational, 80% says when it comes to medical. few of them are willing to go to a representative saying i will not vote to you if you do not legalized marijuana. there are a small minority of people in the republican side who have a lot of money who will say i will not fund you if you support marijuana legalization. it is easier for politicians to keep their heads down, but my -- at least. court 50 people in the house who have already voted for some kind of marijuana innovation built. there are another 25 or so who have voted in a way that makes them think should some kind of bill,, they would be likely to vote for, and there are an unknown number of people who are quietly pro marijuana. there are a lot of rep. higgins: who say they believe in states -- republicans who say they believe in states rights, but those types of people, paul des, who should support cheduling marijuana. paul ryan has