of course it is safer than vicodin. i have had patients die off vicodin.ave never had anybody die off of marijuana, but i have had people come to me, hundreds of people i have to treat that have addiction to marijuana that have serious emotional side effects as a result of that i think the issue is being able to decriminalize marijuana without question, but not making it legal. >> let me ask you this then. >> i think you are softening your position from when i last spoke to you. the logical extension of your argument is that we should be banning all sorts of prescription drugs, probably alcohol, as well, and tobacco. they should all be banned as well as cannabis because that's the logicality of your argument. >> i'm sorry if you misunderstood me. all of these drugs have a place. the problem is that we don't have a medical restrictions that these drugs are all too open on the market for abuse. okay? marijuana needs to be a controlled substance, not legalized where we have commercials and we're sort of, you know, the corporations are talking about which drug

i took vicodin when i broke ribs. it was hip not tick. i was hooked. >> my children told me at the private school the biggest problem is not cannabis, they laugh and don't take it seriously. the big fad with kids are prescription pill parties and they raid their parents medicine cabinets, take a bowl, take a turn -- >> because they watch house and think get me another vicodin this is a real point. a lot of the drugs you get for pain relief and so on you get through a dr. doctor are addict >> the thing i think about cannabis -- >> why do you call it cannabis -- >> because that's the drug name. i think it deserves respect, so i always call it cannabis. >> okay. okay. even though you're known as the martha stewart of marijuana. by the way, why were you known as that? >> i was one of the first women to come out of the closet from the corporate sector but i had a magazine i built a 6.5 million dollar company and had my own line of products. >> no disrespect, cheryl, if this carries on being legalized over america this is the biggest ca-ching y

(cheers and applause) i mean it, neither vicodin nor marijuana nor the purist ecstasy can b b//// >> john: welcome back, my guest tonight representing the great state of kentucky, his latest book out in paper back is called "government bullies, how everyday americans are being harassed, abused and imprisoned by the feds." please welcome back to the show senator rand paul! (applause) senator, thank you for being with us this evening. i'm not going to ask you if you are running for president because it's the year 2013 so i don't care. i don't care. >> and the alarm clock has not gone off. >> john: that's right, exactly. >> you know, i'm really excited to be on the john oliver show. it's great to have your own show. >> john: you don't want to be excited about that. that's your first lie. so instead -- (laughter) -- instead, let's talk about the affordable care act. you are for it or against it, i forget? (laughter) >> i'm afraid it's going to be unaffordable and this's the real problem. i'm afraid everyone will pay a lot more for insurance and i think precisely the people it was inte

neither vicodin or marijuana could bring anyone as much joy as that videotape. >> mock all you want, carry a bona fide offer for anyone that can produce that video. i have the video, it's real and right here. watch this. >> sit back. sit back. >> satisfied, john? i hope you are, because that was as painful as it looked. $10,000 worth of pain for you now. i assume the money will be delivered by tomorrow. that's all for us tonight. anderson cooper starts right now. >>> we'll have to leave it there for just one moment. our viewers in the united states are joining us at cnn snarl for breaking news out of cairo where it appears that the security forces are certainly making their move to clear out the pro-morsi sit-in camp in place for six weeks now. >> over to vicki anderson. thanks, guys, this is becky anderson. i'd like to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world to what is our breaking news coverage of the violence unfolding in egypt. now, the situation in cairo is fluid. this is what we know. in the past

neither vicodin or marijuana could bring anyone as much joy as that videotape. >> mock all you want,arry a bonbaifid offer for anyone that can produce that video. i have the video, it's real and right here. watch this. >> sit back. sit back. >> satisfied, john? i hope you are, because that was as painful as it looked. $10,000 worth of pain for you now. i assume the money will be delivered by tomorrow. that's all for us tonight. anderson cooper starts right now. good evening, everyone. it is 10:00 here on the east coast. we have a hostage situation playing out in a bank in louisiana. >>> first, though, late new word on the intercepted al qaeda messages that sparked the closings of 19 emba sis around the world. a source telling cnn's barbara starr that u.s. code breakers recognized a number of specific words that signalled the attack. three intercepts got their attention. the first was from the leader of the al qaeda in the arabian peninsula group. the second said to be a response from al qaeda leader iman al zawhira. a u.s. official declined to discuss specific code words, but told cn

the vicodin ended up numbing his depression, made him feel better, normal.o he went out in search of more, however, when he went to the school, there was no vicodin to be found, but plenty of oxycont oxycontin. my son was a star athlete. he was an incredible student. very smart. very talented. i noticed he was sleepi ining a. he was staying away from the family. his whole behavior changed. i went to the store, got a drug test and it came up positive for opiates. i sent him to rehab and he did really well. he was actually clean for about six months. when my son was in rehab, he had written journals. i was not able to see him because the hippa law and was not able to read them until my son passed away and he explains in the journal about how his brain, how the drugs affected his brain. how it, the cravings that go on. that he was still drawn to it. that the drawn to actually moving on to heroin from the pills. and the second time then when he relapsed, he was shooting heroin and that's when we found out and sent him back to rehab. >> and you know, many people

you spelled vicodin wrong. (knock at door) that's the great thing about vicodin. i don't care.ng? it's okay, alan. hey, chazz, thanks for the gift. you're welcome. so no hard feelings? nah. you? why would i have hard feelings? i'm still pickin' pieces of your ass out of my boot. good one. okay, well, good luck with the tour. thanks a lot, man. who's the sponsor? metamucil? what was that? nothing, nothing. um, i just want to say, i'm a huge fan. um, i lost my virginity to you. really? well, you know, there's a lot of the '70s i don't remember. isn't that the hat i got you? yeah. the hat you threw up in? i had it cleaned... but i'll always know. ♪ men. [music] [music] shut the door! hey, ray. and don't step -- don't walk anywhere! you're freaking me out, man. what's going on? i lost the hamster -- ally's hamster. oh, no. he got out? yes, he got out. what the hell? come on. look, debra and the kids are going to be home in an hour. you got to help me look for him. they leave you alone for one weekend, and the only other living thing in the house needs to run away. [ superfan ] help

because i could go for some like vicodin or... >> i actually do have a stock of the relevant stationery. i really do. >> stephen: did you take it and think, "you know, this might come in handy later if i lose everything." >> i suppose i was thinking charming memento, but as you say it could come in handy if things go south. >> stephen: do you sing on these albums? >> i do. stephen: do you sing with an english accent or an american accent? >> i'm not really aware... i don't consciously do it but i think i think with an american accent. >> stephen: you kind of get into house and then... (laughing) what's the first step for you to conquer the american accent because for an american to do like a british accent you have to first get in the mind set of like, you know, beans and dried fish is is a great breakfast. you know? >> actually i would say, i think that's not fair. i think breakfast is one of the things we do do well, almost as well as you do it over here. it's a great bond between england and america. we understand breakfast. >> stephen: i understand. i apologize. >> thank you. stephe

vicodin repeating on me. you're also addicted to puzzles. you show all the classic behaviors.ies, and you can't stop, no matter how devastating the consequences. working on a medical case is not a parole violation. it's my job description. your job description is doing what foreman tells you to do. never mind bride of the monster. you need to watch norma rae. (house) before we get started, i just want to thank you all for agreeing to relocate. um, i had an appointment in this part of town, and i absolutely didn't want to miss this meeting. but, uh, thank you. i'm buying. not literally. hey, emory, should we, uh, powder our noses? hey, did you know your ex-wife still lives right behind this place? she finishes work at 4:00. picks up her new kid at 4:15. gives us about 20 minutes. i made some calls. it's amazing what people will tell you if you ask brutally enough. was that table here? some kinds of pressure-treated wood can contain arsenic. we shouldn't be here. we don't have a choice. this is the only way you're gonna get your answer. does your ex leave a spare key anywhere? h

about at happened to me, my guts hurt, which is why it's called "guts" in london due to prolific vicodinsage. >> wendy: so she comes from a place of addiction and drug problems. now she's clean and sober. >> six years. >> wendy: and i read the letter from the young man -- >> it's word for word. >> wendy: -- whose life you saved because of your book. hwas young, in high scol, he wanted to end his life. >> yeah, he said, i don't think i'm worth anything but i read your book and now i think i am. >> wendy: addicted to pills? >> i think he was a meth addict. that happens to me once a day if not more. what it does is instead of, like, ha, look at me and my book, instead of that, i'm just so humbled, like, thank you so much for letting me in and trusting me. i don't know. it's beautiful what it's done for people. >>endy: but it's also funny. >> because i don't like bad, like make me laugh. >> wendy: when you're sober for long enough, you can make jokes about the days you got bombed. >> i don't know. i did it in rehab. >> wendy: what would you tell ellen? >> i've been asked that before. i would

can't cut the deal and end up serving long sentence autos scott earl served 25 years addicted to vicodin. >> had back surgery got addicted to painkillers. met someone in a bar said i'd love to have painkillers and kept hounding him. she turned out to be an under cover police officer. in the end he set up deals for her to get pills, never sold them or made money off transactions arrested and now serving 25 years. >> the judge said, this punishment does not fit the crime. with great reluctance. >> it's a common reaction from judges they look and say there is no way this sentence fits. yet very to do itd because legislature has given me no other options. >> advocates say g we're safer. >> there is in evidence it contributes to a decline in the crime rate. none whatever. >> some states have gotten rid of minimums. >> absolutely. new york crime is down, michigan repealed all drug mandatory minimums. >> robert moss sold marijuana then stopped selling it. got out of the marijuana business. when expartners were caught they tried to reduce sentences by ratting moss out. as a result sentenced to 2

. >> she's been charged with trafficking vicodin, burglary and dealing in stolen properties.he's pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. and though she's never been convicted for it, she admits to having dealt drugs in the past. >> it's fast money. easy lifestyle to live just because the money comes so fast. it's easy to get. it's easy to learn how to do. >> look what we're eating for lunch. >> sandwiches. >> this is a mess. >> being here has opened up my eyes to like this woman is addicted to whatever her addiction is, and i kind of helped her get there. not me specifically, but drug dealers in general, we need them. >> this is her first time in jail. she's currently housed in the 72-woman dorm. >> to put 72 women in a big room together, we're all emotionally stressed, all have their periods, you have too many personalities and too many attitudes for everybody to get along. ain't nobody worth me arguing it over. i'm going to hold my tongue. >> in the three months she's been in jail, she's received multiple write-ups for minor infractions, such as arguing with other inmates. >

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i don't take anymore vicodin or any other pills. >> you are off of them? >> nothing. go home with some of this and i sleep good and i'm not in pain. >> see you next time you come in. thanks. >> thank you very, very much. i appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> don't let them sons of a bitches close you up. >> thank you, robert. people join angie's list for all kinds of reasons. i go to angie's list to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. now that we're expecting, i like the fact i can go onto angie's list and look for pediatricians. the service providers that i've found on angie's list actually have blown me away. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. >>> what is interesting about marijuana, it is a schedule i narcotic, and all of this started because of richard nixon. richard nixon ultimately wanted to overthrow the

i don't take anymore vicodin or any other pills. >> you are off of them? >> nothing.me of this and i sleep good and i'm not in pain. >> see you next time you come in. thanks. >> thank you very, very much. i appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> don't let them sons of a bitches close you up. >> thank you, robert. ♪ mom, dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. ♪ [ dad ] jan? woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods? [ heart rate increases ] man: a few inches of water caused all this? [ heart rate increases ] woman #2: but i don't even live near the water. what you don't know about flood insurance may shock you -- including the fact that a preferred risk policy starts as low as $129 a year. for an agent, call the number that appears on your screen. >>> what is interesting about marijuana, it is a schedule i narcotic, and all of this started because of richard nixon. richard nixon ultimately wanted to overthrow

when i try to use it like i was using vicodin or other medication.ost of the time when i go to sleep at night i have night cramps and tremors and they cause that pain that stays there at 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning so i normally use in the evening. part of the reason i reached out to you, piers, last week while i was in chile, the second i saw sanjay promoting his sunday special and the fact he said, i stopped and looked at the research. did what a doctor is supposed to do. looked at the research and now i'm ready to at least look at this under a different light. his mind isn't completely changed but it is in the direction that let's support the research that is there that says this is an efficacious agent and doctors should be able to prescribe it. >> well said. >> for someone like you who suffered in pain for years and years and constantly put out a belief that you do believe that marijuana could be used in a medical way to help people in your position, you must feel not only vindicated by the debate but grateful to sanjay, an imminent doctor makin

i was on vicodin, percocet. and it eventually led to heroin. i've been doing heroin a little over 10 years. >> espinosa said he supported his addiction by shoplifting and then would sell them in ethnic neighborhoods. >> i would grab a rack of ed hardy jeans, fence the stuff, go to the italians, puerto ricans for the clothes. go to the chinese for the electronics that you can get you know, from watches. >> if convicted of his current charges, espinoza could face several years in state prison. >> sad to say, but maybe it's what i need. >> while his legal future is still uncertain, his time in segregation is drawing to a close. he's about to be transferred to general population. >> tomorrow i get out. thank god. get to play in the big box again. out of the little box, into the big box. hate the little box. >> like espinoza, daniel also aspires to be placed on the general population unit. >> got to mingle with the crowd. you get to get out. be with everybody else. i never been to pop. only time i was in pop was in newman. i've never really seen pop

the world's most popular illegal drug, but more people die each year from abusing painkillers like vicodinted 50s in 2010 more than half of them were from painkillers addiction alone. men in their 20s had the worst abuse. it's reportedly the first-ever global survey illegal drug use. >>> fox news has learned about a secret operation aimed at helping mexico fight drugs. we're told u.s. officials are sending planes into mexico to gather information on cartel leaders. a lot on the line here, as you can imagine. mexico reports about 80,000 people have died in the drug war there in the past seven year. william longenness joins us now. william? >> the covert program is known as operation low rider. it began after the death of a u.s. agent in 2011, using planes like the one you see here, u.s. northern command hired civilian pilots to fly into mexico to gather intelligence on cartel leaders, using eavesdropping equipment, the mission exposed the schedules and routines of the drug lords, allowing police to move in. in. >> i'm told they fly daily, as much as possible. they're always -- they land, th

tylenol and sue fed and perk saenltd vicodin, you can get much more than intended.s are intentional where people have taken too many pills in an effort to harm themselves. >> how common is liver damage from tylenol? >> in all fairness really rare. we only see liver damage in a fraction of a percent but that's still too many when you consider it's completely avoiceable. >> do you think now it will be closely regulated? >> that's one of the things the fb fda. should we look at the amount in the bottle or get rid of extra strength? i don't see any of that happens. >> you scare me with the tylenol and nyquil. i've definitely done that. that's something we should not do. >> exactly. that's going to come in on top of your tylenol and nyquil so hopefully this will help. >> >>> starting out with some patchy fog around the bay area a little sunshine too already over coit tower looking good there. we have had some drizzle out toward the coastline. looks like it's going to be a great day ahead, though, as we're going to see a whole plot -- whole lot of sunshine coming our way

going through the proper channels marijuana be dispensed through the pharmacies like oxycontin, like vicodindiculous. we have got in this mess because the marijuana policy project wants the united states and whole world to be high and do whatever they can do to legalize marijuana. we're in a bad fix, sir. >> mike: thank you for joining us a little bit this morning. okay? >> thanks for having me. make mike major nidal hasan found guilty as you know and now awaits his fate. should he get the death penalty? we will ask one of the heros in that fort hood shooting. and, coming up in just a little bit, fighting on our front lines to brewing freedom how two war heros are helping to put our veterans to work. join us next. everybody has different investment objectives, ideas, goals, appetite for risk. you can't say 'one size fits all'. it doesn't. that's crazy. we're all totally different. ishares core. find out why 9 out of 10your large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges

the shirt emblazoned with the name xanax, adderall and vicodin under the tag line of "just what the doctoregal action. we were talking about this. i'm not sure what they're going for. >> it's absolutely irresponsible. especially when you think about how many kids are dying because of what is in the prescription -- on the counter, in your bathroom at home. >> crazy. a little too cute about designer drugs. you know what, it's a serious issue. >> it's an important thing. >> and boutiques and people probably should not shop there until they get that out. irresponsible. >>> trending on google -- irresponsible -- leave miley alone. anyway, justin timberlake is speaking up, defending miley after his controversial performance they video music awards. he said, what did you expect? timberlake said in an entinterv, it's not like she did it at the grammys. miley is in hot water for twerking a song call -- wait for it -- twerk, take a listen. ♪ >> i have no idea what that song is saying. >> he was just twerking >> everyone takes advantage of it. >> it's not attractive at all. >>> anyway, trending on to