i just want to say that shikari richards income of the way that she has handled this entire situationnal in such a great athlete. we all wish that she could compete but look, the rules are the rules unfortunately. there are some things that need to be addressed about how the lipid committee puts forth these rules. but she has handled the entire situation with such grace, dignity, was not angry, did not lash out at people, took complete responsibility about herbert's make her mistake. >> julie: there's a lot of people critical for her testing positive about what message does it sent to young girls who are looking up to her and a lot of female athletes regardless of skin color. regardless, she she slams the perfect people criticizing her r her olympic cannabis ban and she says, carly, that i'm not one of them. but she's also not the pursed imperfect athlete to test positive for drug use. but do you think there's too much hype for testing on para vana that we all know is legal in many states? >> carly: i know that her unfortunate ban does not have to do with racism. aoc is not the only o

shikari richardson, one of the sports hottest prospects has accepted a one-month fan after using marijuana. she won't be able to compete at the tokyo olympics. she tested positive after winning the u.s. trials and oregon earlier this month. the 21-year-old said she used marijuana as a way of coping after the death of her mother. the drug is and by the world anti-doping agency, but bands are less severe if an athlete can prove it did not enhance their performance. staying in athletics -- a norwegian has broken one of the longest standing records -- the men's 400 meal -- 400 meter hurdles. he did it in front of a vocal crowd in oslo in the diamond league series. reporter: he and his home crowd were ready to make history. as they turned onto the home straight, the 400 meal -- 400 meter hurtle record was within reach. when he powered across the finish line with a time of 46.7 seconds, the stadium erupted again. for a man who already has two world titles to his name, this was a moment of special significance. his supporters in the stands couldn't have been happier. by just .00 seconds, he had b

now the next phase, poland eager to be on tech in athletics us screener. shikari richardson, one of the sports hottest prospects, has accepted a one month ban after using marijuana. it means she won't be able to compete in the 100 meters at the tokyo lympics. richardson tested positive for the drug after winning the u. s. trials in oregon earlier this month to find the 21 year old said she had used marijuana as a way of coping after the death of her mother. the drug is banned by the world anti doping agency, but bands are less severe if an athlete can prove it, didn't enhance their performance. staying in athletics and norwegian course in vol home has one book in one of the longer standing records in sport. the mens 400 meter hurdles and he did it in front of a restricted but vocal crowd and also in the diamond the athletics years on the home and his time crowd were ready to make history. as the norwegian turned on to the straits, the 400 meter hurdles. well reco was within reach. and when he powered across the finish line with a time of 46.7 seconds, the stadium erupted again. for a ma

ye >> sean: some thoughts on the olympic sprinter >> sean: some thoughts on the olympics from shikari which means that her positive drug test cost her a chance to compete for gold this olympics. she said she did it after losing her mom and i feel sorry for her. i lost both my parents. the sad reality is this, she knew the rules. she chose not to abide by them, and i admire her incredible athletic talents. they have to be applied equally. let not your heart be troubled.? are you back from vacation yet? -->> sean: [laughing]. touche you win. >> laura: are you back from vacation yet? laura: i was just on vacation from you.

s. sprinter. shush shikari richardson. one of the sports hottest prospect has accepted a one month ban after using marijuana. i mean, she won't be able to compete in the 100 meters at tokyo richardson and tested positive for drug after what didn't bring us trials in oregon. number 921 year old that she used marijuana and i think after the death of her mother, the drugs banned by the world anti doping agency. and i left him here. if i can prove that it didn't stay with us. i think to norwegian cost and vall home has broken one of the longest standing records in sport that's for the mens 400 meter hurdles. he did it in front of a restricted vocal crowd in oslo, in the diamond league athletic series on johnson but home and his home crowd were ready to make history. as the norwegian turned on to the home straits, the 400 meter hurdles. well, reco was within reach, and when he powered across the finish line with a time of 46.7 seconds, the stadium erupted again. all ready have, he will turn to say his name. this was a moment of

that is shikari richardson who was taken off the u.s. but it does appear to be starting a conversation that was not had before about the role of marijuana in these games. christine: it's an important conversation. richardson was destined for greatness. was going to be the favorite and would have also been on the relay team. because she said she ingested marijuana not long after ■findin out her biological mother died, she went into an emoonal tailspin, and that is how she reacted. even though she tested positive for marijuana, even though many of us think it is ridiculous, and she knew it -- to her great credit, despite the controversy, she accepted it. she didn't try to lie or get out of it. she's really holding herself in good stead for the future. perhaps, this will lead that conversation and move the world anti-being agency to take marijuana off its band list as this is that high-profile case that would lead to that conversation. judy: she will be missed. the other part of the women running story is how many mothers there are who are

the list of controlled substances by the international olympic committee and i would like to see shikarip her out for a gwen berry. because shannon? >> shannon: at one of the things of the most prized in our society are as americans as free speech and so i love that people who are angry with this country could talk about that without fear of going to jail. you could talk about our leaders and every thing else. it's a beautiful thing, it has a catch-22 but means you will get criticized as well for the things that you say. i'm not going to participate in this, you know, the olympics is a divisive thing. i will embrace it to one of the most exciting and tearful moments that we see, when people cross the finish line and have amazing triumphs and back stories. i also want to say if you are so unhappy with the country you are representing, i think we should grant people full opportunity to go to other countries like iran or someone, somewhere else if you think that will be a better fit for you will come up you should petition the country to join their team. >> mr. secretary, what are your thou