example -- we have a lot of companies that open secondary ffices, and they often just go to nevada or oregon. why not international? why not columbus, ohio? we have not done our part, if you will, to actually take we are able to create into the middle of the ountry. you're not looking for computer programming skills. you're looking for market skills. you can hire folks across the country, but people normally have not made the effort. i think that is on us to bridge that gap. there is a ot to be done for us to expand across the country. ms. lim: but how easy is that to do, to ring in more of a foreign-born population in two parts of the country where there has not been that much? mr. fix: we are actually doing a study of metropolitan areas in the rust elt, which is really interesting because in almost all of these metropolitan areas, you see the native population declining, but what is really striking to me is the composition of the foreign-born population across the rust belt. in almost every metropolitan area across the rust belt, the human capital profile of immigrants, the college graduat

or legalization. colorado, washington, oregon already legal, california, massachusetts, maine, nevada have passed lawske it legal. it's spreading. it is inevitable. only fly in the ointment is the mixed signal from the trump administration. >> dana: a friend of mine live in colorado. my cousin is in the business. apparently, i haves not been. i hear her place is fabulous. other friends of mine say that the rise in homelessness is taxing the system. there are way more pot related car accidents. they have this increase. kids in the hospital because of access to marijuana whether it be accidental or higher thd content. >> i have not seen relabel statistics to back up any of those negativee downsides. as with the end of alcohol prohibition, there's a time when people have to learn exactly when they get high. you never go to work high. >> dana: pot smoker should stot be jerks. maybe people be accepting. he's pro legalization. >> i have to say in the attorney. for him to say that marijuana is only slightly less awful than heroin it's really so factually incorrect. inpeople to know that in the 1970s that was