Trump Escalates War on Media

They expressed opposition to federal intervention in state laws, support for tax revenue generated by legal marijuana sales, and argued that regulating cannabis in the US would stymie transnational drug trafficking. He did not provide a timeline or any specifics about how a crackdown could occur. “They let in nearly every network but CNN“. A reporter asked Trump spokesman Sean Spicer, 45, why the tycoon said that Caitlyn, 67, could use any bathroom she wanted at Trump Tower in NY, but just eliminated federal guidelines that let transgender students use school restrooms and locker rooms matching their chosen gender identity rather than the gender listed for them at birth.

Among the outlets barred were news organizations that President Trump has singled out for criticism, including CNN and the New York Times. “We have worked with the Department of Justice since legalization to develop a framework that respects voters and promotes public safety”. We’ll see you tomorrow.

Morgan says California is in violation of federal law and should be penalized. Medical use is allowed in 28 states. The President challenged the media to stop using unnamed sources. He said “this is an undemocratic path that the administration is traveling”. The president denounced news organizations as “dishonest” purveyors of “fake news” and mocked journalists for claiming free speech rights.

“In terms of marijuana and legalization, I think that should be a state issue, state-by-state”, Trump told The Washington Post in October 2015. These businesses, for the most part, have been trying to do things in a legal way. Ferguson led the states in fighting off Trump’s executive order on immigration in court and said Thursday he’s prepared to lead the way in defending legal marijuana, too. But they also fear marijuana-related stocks would tank Friday as word spread of the new approach. Legalized cannabis was a $6 billion industry in 2016 and is estimated to reach $50 billion by 2026, according to Cowen & Co. New Frontier based its estimates on a study commissioned by Colorado state officials.

“They just make them up when there are none”.