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>> knocks down the monopoly. exactly. and so it really remains to be seen what happens if both pass, and there's a strong case to be made that people who favor legalization as it has been understood elsewhere should just vote yes on both and let the legislature sort it out and if they screw it up then people can put together a different ballot initiative. >> the focal point of the piece you wrote, which is about willis willie nelson basically trying to as his final political act, the last sort of crusade he's taking on, is basically creating willie's reserve, which i came away from the piece t...

>> knocks down the monopoly. exactly. and so it really remains to be seen what happens if both pass, and there's a strong case to be made that people who favor legalization as it has been understood elsewhere should just vote yes on both and let the legislature sort it out and if they screw it up then people can put together a different ballot initiative. >> the focal point of the piece you wrote, which is about willis willie nelson basically trying to as his final political act, the last sort of crusade he's taking on, is basically creating willie's reserve, which i came away from the piece t...

And so it really remains to be seen what happens if both pass, and there's a strong case to be made that people who favor legalization as it has been understood elsewhere should just vote yes on both and let the legislature sort it out and if they screw it up then people can put together a different ballot initiative. >> the focal point of the piece you wrote, which is about willis willie nelson basically trying to as his final political act, the last sort of crusade he's taking on, is basically creating willie's reserve, which i came away from the piece thinking will be to marijuana what esse...

Back the amendment, the investors will get exclusive rights to growing commercial marijuana in ohio if the amendment passes. that arrangement has angered many long-time supporters of marijuana legalization in ohio, who are thus opposing the legalization amendment and decrying what they see as big business, trying to monopolize the state's pot industry. they've joined a strange bedfellows consortium of opponents which also include law enforcement and children's health advocates, who are backing a rival amendment also on the ballot tomorrow that the state's secretary of state says would invalida...

I mean, in your piece you write about the fact that there is millions of dollars in investment capital flowing into big concerns that want to be essentially the starbucks of weed. >> right. i mean, these organizations are coming together all over the country right now. there are two states in which legalization is fully implemented. there are two more states in which it has been passed, it is in the process of being implemented. there is washington, d.c., where legalization was passed but can't be implemented because of interference by the federal government. and then there are five states whe...