we know what the u.n. odc thinks. to give you a couple of quotes from the report, they say crltzing peopl criminalizing people is unnecessary. this is from the body that is in charge of overseeing the war on drugs, on a global basis. so you know, they' basically admitted that the current approach is the wrong approach, and there needs to be a change. >> let's talk about those arrests. according to the fbi, 1,561,231 arrests for drug law arrests were made in the united states last year, a majority of those arrests 83% were people feeding their own drug habits. now what do we do with that? that's more than half a million arrests, what's the solution, health care facilities, harm reduction facilities what are you suggesting glx look the >> the countries that are treating the problem not as a crime, are the dramatic people that are treating drugs, that must be welcomed. you tase portugal, they had -- you take portugal, they had a very big problem five years ago, they said nobody will be criminalized for taking heroin ever

>> this document from the u.n. odc said all drugs should be decriminalized worldwide.ee with this is that if you take -- if you take heroine as an example, portugal had a massive heroine problem years ago. the prime minister stood up and said, we will not send anyone to prison, we will not prosecute anyone taking heroine. we will help them. we'll set up clinics for them to com come through managed to reduce the amount of people taking heroine by 90%. if you look after your children and help them if they have a drug problem or your brothers and sisters, you will get them off. if you threaten them with, you know, prison sentences and criminal offenses, it doesn't work. it hasn't worked. >> let me ask you this, because in the united states we've been sort of experimenting with that in many states, decriminalizing marijuana. yet a september report showed colorado, the first state to decriminalize pot, traffic-related deaths increased by 92% from 2010 to 2014. so that seems to say if you decriminalize something like marijuana, more people will abuse it. >> i think if you --