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marijuana legalization. In one county, 40% of drivers who died in a car accident had elevated levels of the psychoactive

ingredient THC.

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Scott, I don't think we're going to need to spend a ton of time in this first story, but it

caught my attention because we're kind of seeing a shift in how culture is viewing marijuana.

I would argue potentially in a positive direction. And this study was, it was kind of

stunning to me how high these numbers are. They're asking the question, how much social and

public health damage will Americans suffer before doing a U-turn on marijuana promotion?

That's exactly the right question.

New study found that 40% of drivers who died in car accidents, like I said, in one county,

which is actually Montgomery County, Ohio, and this is between 2019 and 2024,

more than 4 in 10 tested positive for Potts psychoactive ingredient THC.

This is the level that they give is more than six times the level most states use to define

impairment.

That's how high it is.

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