instead shafer commission finds no connection whatsoever between marijuana and any of the things that nixon is trying to blame pot for. instead they find that about 24 million americans tried pot at that time 11% of the population and 12 million were regular users so 5 or 6% an found that marijuana users were basically no different than average american citizen. they were no more lazy, or o violent or whatever. they decide that marijuana laws are essentially unfair. ... >> and he was responsible for that commission law in oregon by the 1973 they passed a statewide criminalization turning possession into the equivalent of a parking ticket. what is remarkable is the sky does not fall people are supportive of the law the national organizations for the reform of marijuana laws is founded in d.c. in 1970 very supportive of these laws and then they start to pasty criminalization laws as well as in 1878 mississippi minnesota and the brass to decriminalize personal possession so one third of the country lived where it was nothing more than a civil fine. jimmy carter went on that with his pres

so the shafer commission argues for decriminalization. nixon completely ignored this report. but others don't. the shafer commission releases its findings in a paperback, it cost $1.25 and it becomes incredibly popular especially by 1973 after a wave of young progressive politicians are elected to state houses across the country. they want to put the commission's recommendations into practice. one of these young politicians is name stephen and is responsible for intimacy the shafer commission laws in oregon. by 1973 oregon is a first aid to pass statewide decriminalization turning the possession of marijuana into a civil fine, the equivalent of like a parking ticket or something like that. what's remarkable is the sky doesn't fall. marijuana rates in oregon don't rise. people are supportive of the law. there are a couple of national organizations most probably a national organization for the form of marijuana laws. that was founded in d.c. in 1970 1970, very supportive of these laws. other states talk to pass the correlation laws as well. in 1975 1978 dozen states inclg some

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we have dan shafer and michelle. worried by any of the sword you subscribe to the same view that things are okay. the actual overarching economy is sound. >> the economy is sound, let's ignore the noise from a couple of days, tax reform really hasn't started work in. more important co optimism is really, really strong about the year ahead and they are paying a dividend to their employees as well as shareholders so i think you have to look behind the couple days news and look at a years worth of news and it's a much different story. >> i agree with mitch. first of all, happy birthday ronald reagan. i think it's fitting we were talking about strong economies, i agree. >> stocks go up, stocks go down, i'm always much more interested in the fundamental analytics so i'm not going to be scared by, the secretary said the market is up 30% since trump was elected. look at bond yields. >> he was constantly quoting that. >> he was definitely trumpeting and taking credit, which honestly i think he should because like, if the ind