Edward-Isaac Dovere on the war on drugs, Michael Shure on whether Mitt’s the man and TYT Supreme Court on Anderson’s announcement. Plus, Tony Ortega on Scientology and the TomKat split, Arctic drilling, and a climate change “Media Watch.” read post
Latest from the Fast and Furious hearing, Susan Burke on rape in the military and the documentary about it, “The Invisible War,” and Jimmy LaSalvia on GOProud’s endorsement of Mitt Romney. Plus, the Power Panel on the latest election poll [...] read post
Vanguard correspondent Christof Putzel talks to Cenk about how New York’s “stop and frisk” tactics unfairly target young residents, usually black and Latino. watch video
Cenk talks to Penn Jillette of Penn & Teller about why — despite never having consumed alcohol or drugs — he is so angry with President Obama about his policy on marijuana. watch video
If you look at issue polls, America is a much more progressive looking country. watch video
Former DEA agent Sean Dunagan and Dr. Paul Chabot, founder for the Coalition for a Drug Free California argue the pros and cons of marijuana legalization. watch video
DEA and IRS agents raided Oaksterdam University and affiliated cannabis clubs this week — despite campaign promises from President Obama and pledges from U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder that they would not prioritize enforcing federal law in states that had [...] watch video
President Obama said he wouldn’t enforce federal laws prohibiting medical marijuana, but now “Rolling Stone” reports Obama has retained or reappointed Bush-era Department of Justice officials who in fact have gone after pot clinics at a faster rate. watch video
Though the Obama administration was previously hailed by medical marijuana advocates as taking a compassionate stance on drug enforcement, recently the DEA and federal prosecutors — many of them Bush-era holdovers — have been resuming their crackdown on providers of … read post
Salon.com contributor David Sirota joins Cenk to talk about mainstream opinions end up being characterized as “extreme” by politicians. Gallup found half of Americans support fully legalizing marijuana, and 77 percent support medical marijuana. watch video
