mueller investigation. it's heating up. and so this is a guy who lies for reasons. i mean, you know, he started with a lie, the berther lie, the huge lie. it worked. >> yeah. >> he got hooked. and then he lies kind of recreationally, for no reason at all, just a natural thing to do. and he can't really help himself. >> well, it's important you bring up bertherism, mike, because that was a factual assault, a lie, that also related to a kind of cultural ethnic assault that other republicans, many as i've said on the show before to their credit were not engaging in. john mccain famously rebutting that during the campaign. and trump stood up and saw that's a market opportunity in the republican party and i can do that. and this "washington post" fact check, i want to say, it's sad to show, but this is part of what we're doing. when you divide up the lies you see there are more on immigration and foreign policy, relating to the other countries
baskets for students at his school. he wasn't sure if all of the students would have gotten one at home. we love that. jillian: that's so nice. next the bad. coffee must now come with a cancer warning in california. a judge ruling starbucks and other sellers must alert customers to potentially harmful chemicals in their drinks. rob: that's not good. finally the ugly. the inadventure of blue moon beer will soon release a line of marijuana infused beer in the state of colorado. the drinks don't contain alcohol. no alcohol in it. the company says it will get you drunk. jillian: how? rob: high without the headache. it's infused with pot apparently. drink beer and i assume get high from it but not drunk so you won't get the hangover and this is all going to happen in colorado where you can do anything you want with pot. it's all recreationally legal there. see if that expands out to anywhere else. jillian: very interesting. happy friday. thank you for joining us for "fox & friends first."
will make a profit. so even if -- i don't think people should interpret this as the federal government is about to start arresting someone on the street because they had a joint in their pocket but it's a way to curb the growth of this exploding industry that has the prospect of becoming the next big tobacco or liquor industry in this country. >> it's interesting, pete. i'm sure you've been seeing jacob soboroff's series he's been doing about marijuana and these folks in california who are opening up these huge stores and people who are building large facilities or taking over growing facilities and doing all different kinds of pot plants. but that is one way i think a lot of people may not look at it is that this might have the major impact of squashing, i guess, the commerce that a lot of people have seen in the growth of marijuana use recreationally. >> yeah, i don't think there's any question this will be a buzz kill for the industry, but you have to look at this, i think, from a couple of perspectives.
that's an actual state department with the state of they expect to be extraordinarily busy today. there is already a line out there. if you are buying recreationally for an adult, you can buy up to an ounce. each of these is a half ounce. you can buy all of that. if you have your medical card, you can get all of this. that's a half pound of marijuana. the taxes for medicinal versus recreational will be treated differently. if you have your medical card, somewhat less taxes in different cities, but every city and locality makes their own rules for when and how. where they can be and all that sort of stuff. it's a new world order for california. the rules came along so late that many existing businesses
across the entire state. not a single one in san francisco or los angeles, the biggest cities in the state where you can buy a recreational weed yet because the regulations just haven't been put in place, but we are at one in san jose. this is buddy's and the reason we're here, this is the guy who got the very first license for medicinal and adult use, license 000001, and it is made at the behest of the bureau of cannabis control. that's not fictitious. that is the actual state department in california that controls all the cannabis trade here. so how much can you actually buy? it depends on whether you are shopping for yourself and recreationally or medically. if you're shopping for recreational stuff you can buy this much. this is an ounce of weed. this is -- this one in particular is called homemade cherry pie. one of those little buds in there would set you back about,
this is a big change and it's a response, of course, to the mass shootings that we have seen in so many places, including sometimes in california. >> california has a marijuana law on the books too, doesn't it? what will it mean? >> it will mean it is legal recreationally starting in 2018. marijuana is perhaps the most interesting new situation here because, you know, i think people forget that marijuana is still illegal, completely illegal under federal law. >> right. >> under president obama, eric holder, the attorney general, essentially made a deal with washington and colorado, the first two states to legalize it completely and said, look, if you meet the following conditions, no access for children, no organized crime, we will not enforce federal laws. jeff sessions, the current attorney general, is a long-time foe of marijuana. he has not yet moved against
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state starting today. this is interesting because they have the very first license to sell me disnal and adult use recreationally 0, 0, 0, 0, 01. it's made by the bureau of cannibis control which is a new department at -- in sacramento with the california government. it is a brand new world. they expect it to be extraordinarily busy here today. so how much can you buy? well, if you are buying for adult use or recreational, you can buy an ounce. each is a half ounce. if you are buying medicinally and have your card, you can buy eight ounces. that's a half pound of marijuana. that's how much all of this is that you can pick up. i want to chat with matt very quickly who is the owner of buddy's cannibis. you've been running this place since 2010. what do you expect today will be like? >> we're expecting lines around the corner.
writer for "newsweek." sorry about all of the puns. it's a holiday and writers are entertaining themselves. a big state like california is rollingous a new law. you can smoke pot, recreationally. don't have to do it behind a corner or hide it in a car or whatever. do it whenever you want. what are the potentially -- the problems, the road bumps, for this? >> actually, you won't be able to stand on the street corner and just smoke a joint. >> oh, you won't? little did i know. >> that's not allowed. the law, you can possess up to an ounce and have six plants you're growing in your home. >> but can't do it publicly. >> right. >> got it. >> right. yeah. the health aspect of this. >> there are folks out there who i'm sure will be worried if you smoke a lot of pot it's a gateway drug to other more dangerous drugs. is that of concern? >> i mean the one thing that is really interesting, there's been