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It's been, welcome to, welcome to an all-new great moments in weed history.

This episode of the podcast covers a lot of territory, including a recently discovered

audio tape exposing the war on marijuana as a total fraud, a state-by-state guide to voting for weed in the 2024 election,

an up-close look at how Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walls legalized cannabis as the governor

of Minnesota and the story of a tireless grassroots weed activist living off $2 hot dogs at the Capitol

after getting busted for smoking pot outside a casino. Now, that all sounds like a lot of

strains to keep straight in the old Duter's head, and it surely is, but trust me, they all intersect

in the life of one Curtis, Hannah, who happens to be my

guest on this weeds program. Let's start with the recently discovered audio tape, which made

national headlines when Curtis discovered it last month. Well, Minnesota man says he's uncovered

evidence that the president who launched the war on

drugs was privately skeptical about punishing marijuana users. Richard Nixon's Oval Office tapes

reveal his hidden beliefs. Box lines, Corin Hoggard, live at the Capitol. After talking to the man

who found the truth here, Corin, a very personal mission for this man.

You know, that's right, Amy and Kelsey. Curtis Hanna is a drug policy lobbyist here at the Capitol.

So he makes it his business to find out everything about how we got to this point in the war on drugs.

And he found a doozy.

The war on drugs launched in earnest during a presidential press conference 53 years ago.

America's public enemy number one in the United States is drug abuse.

Richard Nixon called for an all-out offensive, not long after signing the Controlled

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