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On in washington, complicated tax codes, complicated regulatory structures, they help big business, but they crush little business. >> should help self-employed people and small businesses to develop creative options. there's almost no creative thinking doing -- going on here at the national level about how we, instead of -- the government can't regulate all this. you can't make people do the right thing, but if somebody is doing something that's really empowering people, we should think about how it can be rewarded and incentivized. >> see the extended panel session from cgi america in denver...

Argue for the medical marijuana thing. i think there are a lot of unresolved questions. but i think we should leave it to the states. this really is a time when there should be laboratory of democracy, because nobody really knows where this is going. are there adequate quality controls? there's pot and there's pot. what's in it? what's gonna happen? there are all these questions. and i think that i like where it is now. if the state wants to try it, they can. and then they will be able to see what happens. >> mr. president, thank you very much. >> thank you. [ applause ] thank you. >> we will ...

Much. >> thank you. [ applause ] thank you. >> we will show you more of my interview with president clinton and a special panel i moderated discussing the economic challenges facing the country later in the program. i'm joined by reince priebus, chairman of the republican national committee. mr. chairman, welcome back to the program. >> good morning, david. >> a lot to get to how on politics, for you to respond to, the former president. let's talk about this wealth issue. is this an issue, is this an impediment for hillary clinton's candidacy? >> i think it's an impediment because of, number o...

>> john edwards. >> also gets $500 hair cut. >> we know what happened to him. >> john kerry had a wealth issue, too. i think it's a good point, he's not a smooth rich guy. so you know if they're going to lean into this, when you release the tax returns and ask, why did you only pay 14%, i couldn't pay less. >> right. >> right. not because i decided to take fewer deductions because i wanted to keep a promise, no. if you're going to be a guy who really believes in the free market and in everybody's ability to keep as much money as possible and that's what's going to lead to growth, you've got to...

>> i think he should release the tax returns. that is the custom for people running for president. the longer it takes to release them, doesn't make me sad. >> i don't think romney ought to release his tax returns. all it will do is amplify the tax issue, the wealth issue and give obama and the democrat hundreds of thousands of pages of stuff to lie about, to distort. >> bob: hard to lie about numbers, rush. this is what i would ask. mr. romney, please release your tax returns. it's time. tell the people what you really were doing with bain capital when you tolds you got out in '99, in fact yo...