EDIT: Once again headiez messes up the thread title. Meant to say CNBC not CNN.
CNBC is airing a sequel to their initial attempt at a Pot Documentary (Marijuana Inc.) with a new 60 minute report called "Marijuana USA".
Airs tmrw Wed 12/8 on CNBC:
http://www.cnbc.com/id/39617671/
CNBC is airing a sequel to their initial attempt at a Pot Documentary (Marijuana Inc.) with a new 60 minute report called "Marijuana USA".
Airs tmrw Wed 12/8 on CNBC:
http://www.cnbc.com/id/39617671/
More states are permitting the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes and the Obama administration has signaled relaxed enforcement of the industry in those states. Now, a new generation of marijuana entrepreneurs has emerged across America. They come from the unlikely fields of finance, politics, medicine and law, and they want to claim a stake in this modern day gold rush.
CNBC's "Marijuana USA" goes inside a flourishing medical pot industry. In Colorado, the demon weed is rebranded as a natural herbal remedy with healing powers that even respectable citizens can enjoy. We meet two restaurant owners who are about to launch a new line of cannabis-infused edibles. And, we’ll go inside a clinic where marijuana is almost always the doctor's order.
In this bold new era of greater marijuana acceptance, the business still remains in violation of federal laws. But, the entrepreneurs have asked to be regulated, licensed and taxed – just like any other trade. After more than seventy years as an illegal drug, is it possible that marijuana’s moment has arrived?