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Mr. president, i know you have struggled with cigarettes, when was the last time you smoked marijuana? >> but do you really think that's the most important question that i should be asking the president of the united states? >> you want -- do you want an opening salvo he doesn't expect. >> he expects it now. come on. >> i was wondering how this was going to help editorial there take your advice? you know. i just wanted to know where you would gone,. >> when is the last time you smoked potted. that's a good question. >> to the president. that wouldn't be disrespectful or bullying, would it? oh ...

His approval numbers and say it is obamacare. and this would support that. his numbers showing when it started at 35%. is he forgetting the big elephant in the room? >> i think there are several factors contributing to the low numbers. could race be one of them? it could be. but without a link to tie that to the reason it is spe speckulative. >> everybody who voted for the president who what race he was. i think these numbers reflect something deeper in the presidency. i want to bring up the marijuana issue. we talked about that yesterday in terms of what people thought

Outcome. >> i think my colleagues have spoken well on this marijuana issue, but i wanted to pick up on something else that came to me as a surprise. you said it wasn't a very interesting interview, but i thought this was interesting. i had a sense that i never had before from the president of being defeated. that he felt like, you know what? i can't really make a big difference in this office. he spoke about the stream and being part of a stream in history, and you can't turn things around. he does say at one point, he says to his staff, we run the biggest organization, and most powerful organ...

Thesentithes thesentithesen entities in the past. if you take away the marijuana issue right now, you can have a streamline and better criminal justice system and a good step in that direction. >> this is bipartisan, candy. pot brings people together, candy. >> apparently. makes them happier. >> people are concerned about jobs and health care and what can government do and how well can it do it. any politician that spends a lot of resources and time talking about an issue like legalization of marijuana will be criticized for not keeping his or her eye on the ball. >> couldn't someone that want...

Pro-life and when we could talk about social issues at one monolith ick whole, that's over. >> as far as the marijuana issue, it's been a libertarian argument for a while. lest we forget his father ron paul's rift at one of the debates on heroin legalization. coming from rand paul this isn't terribly surprising but it does show that the strain of libertarianism within the republican party is growing stronger with him. >> i've got to say i appreciate this when a member of the senate takes a principle stand, but if you look at -- you think about the idea of him running for president, if you look...