We have talked about California and Massachusetts banning menthol cigarettes.

I would say that that's just an attack on minorities and women.

I mean, we know that approximately 48% of Hispanic adults who smoke use menthol cigarettes

as compared to 30% of non-Hispanic white adults.

Who smoke are more likely to use menthol cigarettes, 44% than men who smoke, which is only 35%.

Hispanic adults, you know, by race, non-Hispanic white adults, 13.3%, non-Hispanic black adults,

14.4%, Hispanic adults, 8% and non-Hispanic Asian adults.

So weird how they break everything down, 8%.

Now, an overwhelming percentage of African-American black people smoke menthol cigarettes

compared with 30% of white smokers.

So when you start banning menthol cigarettes, you're attacking minorities.

And that, to me, is a problem.

I don't think it's a problem for anyone else apparently, but it's just another way that we want

to divide the country even more.

I know that New Zealand just passed a law that states that if you were born on or after January

1st, 2009, you can no longer buy cigarettes in New Zealand.

Wait, what?

Yes, it isn't just a lifetime ban on youth smoking.

It's intended to eventually wipe out tobacco smoking in New Zealand altogether.

And I guess smoking is not so popular in New Zealand anyway.

More adults vape than smoke cigarettes as of last month, according to the government.

So they'll be coming for your vape pens very, very soon.

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