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Why is donald trump thinking differently today about what he promised the people of colorado in 2016? >> the reverse course today. >> welcome back. that was republican senator cory gardner of colorado earlier today railing against a reversal of an obama policy. doing away with a hands-off approach enforcing marijuana federal laws in states where it's legalized. in 2013 the obama administration said feds would look away looking at distribution to minors, drug gangs and beyond state borders. today's change can decide how aggressively to enforce federal anti-pot laws themselves. it's about freein...

Standing. it remains a schedule on drugs. in doing so, there is still a lot of limitations against it. as you said california enacted its legalization law on january 1st. it is huge. california is the biggest states in america. there is still a lot of problems they are facing of the fires in california and millions of dollars worth of marijuana. there is no crop insurance for those farmers and additionally they are losing out on a lot of money and it is a gamble to grow marijuana when you cannot share your crops. marijuana being a federally legal substance, it means it can be traffic across st...

As you said, california is going to be enacting its legalization laws january 1st. it's huge. california is the most populous state in america. but there's still a lot of problems it's facing. most recently the fires in northern california burned millions of dollars worth of marijuana. because marijuana remains a schedule i drug, there's no crop insurance for those farmers. so they're losing out on a lot of money. it's still very much a gamble to grow marijuana when you can't insure your crop. other thing is that of course marijuana being a federally illegal substance, it means that it can't b...

Absentee tolling. if someone is accused of a crime but leaves the state borders, the statute of limitations stops until and unless they return toe that state. so all that matters here for weinstein to be able to be able to be prosecuted in that state is that rose mcgowan's case was good in 2007 when they did away with that. because of absentee tolling, it is possible. not only would be a refreshing relief for a state to prosecute him, but it would be legally sound. now, there have been constitutional challenges to this, but the utah supreme court has ruled specifically this pattern, this fact ...

That people -- some people like about obamacare. this, of course, comes after republicans in congress, they failed to make good on their promise for seven years to repeal and replace obamacare. joining me now is one person who helped craft obamacare, dr. zika emanuel, former obama white house health policy. thank you for coming in. >> good to be with you. >> thank you. so you helped craft obamacare. you also have been very consistent in saying that the law needs fixing. is what we're going to see today, is this the fix? >> no, this is terrible, actually. so there are three parts to the executi...