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Marijuana because when addicted to someone it have to have it it is interfering with your ability to think, your behavior, your development in childhood and adolescence was people score worse on tests, your addicted, cant get off of it. >> a lot of viewers havent tried pot or if they did was in the 60s and 70s, this is not your parents we, this is genetically engineered marijuana being produced today, really potent. >> really potent and causes behavioral changes, people get paranoid, it alters t...

Thanksgiving, christmas, now were in mid march. now were getting news the trump organization has subpoenaed records related to business dealings, we have to wait and see if his behavior changes towards robert mueller as a result. >> what the president said was if mueller seeks business records other than about russia. so if the records are only about russia, that suggests thats within the presidents red line. since we havent seen the subpoena, we dont know. but i think that distinction is signif...

Hor horrible they are. he is the most unpopular first year president. hard to imagine they start doing that. until he suspends the erratic behavior and until his behavior changes, i think its going to be a real problem. the only thing the bill could do is for democrats and independents, it could help stir up the numbers with republicans. if they want to see something done and you need your base with elections. his base was not there in al bam a. >> with the republican-leaning districts where the...

>> were ready to talk any time north korea would like to talk. and were ready to have the first meeting without pre-condition. it is not realistic to say were only going to talk if you come to the table ready to give up your program. they have too much invested in it. >> the question is, which approach is it? some like vladimir putin and the russians took tillersons comments to mean it was a good sign that the u.s. may be backing down on its military threat. now the white house, though, came out...

And i do agree president trump did put the military option back on the table that president obama took off the table. i think it is the proper thing to do even though horrifically the result would be if we use that option, but realistically we have certainly got to have it on the table. >> shannon: lets talk about another hot spot, russia. the vice president visiting through eastern europe and a bit of what he had to say in recent hours about russia and where we go next. >> as the president will...

Russia. its a hostile actor and that really has not earned anything that -- for example, we shouldnt be entering into a cyber agreement with the russians right now. i mean, theyre clearly bad actors and theres no reason to do such a thing. theyre trying to undermine our alliances in nato, trying to break up the eu, undermine american power and influence throughout the world. at this time we should be ratcheting up sanctions not trying to collaborate with them until their behavior changes. >> the...

Cyber theft that hes actually weakening the presidency. do you agree with that also? >> i do. i think -- look, the meeting with putin, i think, was a big disappointment. after a great speech in warsaw, which we were hoping for, waiting for. we got it. and that meeting with putin was a problem. >> whats your biggest concern about it? >> the biggest concern is vladimir putin needed to come away from that meeting understanding that hes going to have to pay a price for his aggression in crimea, his ...

Our european allies agreed we would lift the sanctions or most of them. we would lift the sanctions except for those on crimea and the ones on crimea we would lift when the russians got out. we took the sanctions in order to lift them, but not just to lift them in exchange for russian actions. >> you were former chief u.s. coordinator for sanctions policy among your other many stints at the state. give us a sense of how unusual this approach is for sanctions policy and if you know, were there ef...

Behavior. if the behavior changes, we rescind the sanctions. the purpose of sanctions isnt to be about themselves. its to get the other guy to do something. and in this case what we wanted the other guy to do, that being president putin and his government, was to pull out of ukraine and allow the ukrainians to run their own country. what was troubling about these stories is that suddenly i was hearing that we were preparing to rescind sanctions in exchange for, well, nothing. >> for nothing. >> ...

Eavesdropping stuff there. but it doesnt make any sense to me. >> martha: the terms of this meeting, how do you think it went back its all a set up for the vladimir putin meeting us down the road? what you expect? >> president trump and secretary tillerson and secretary mattis have changed the relationship with russia. thats a fact. under obama, he was willing to engage using diplomacy primarily, very rarely willing to come forward. but president trump, hes willing to not only engage, but he is ...