Ken Behr

Because of the mountains there?

Yeah, just because you don't have enough, too much weight, not enough, you know.

A lot of people, what people don't understand is the war on drugs is twofold.

A lot of families have lost, you know, loved ones, relatives.

disappeared and don't know what happened to him.

Murdered kid, you know, it's just, I'm not advocating, but look at marijuana today.

They don't smuggle marijuana.

Because it's legal.

There's people smuggling marijuana out of America into other places now.

There's literally weed leaving the country.

So the war on drugs, although, listen, my ex-wife got hooked on Oxycontins and pain pills and left me to raise two kids.

I get it.

I've lost friends to fentanyl.

I've lost friends who thought they were doing coke and it turned out to be fentanyl.

That happened in Vegas last month.

Yeah, two of my friends died from it.

So I'm not advocating it, but what I'm saying is if we didn't have the war on drugs, if we had some sort of balance, because what you do is you take something and you make it... De-criminalized.

Well, yeah, what if they decriminalized it?

What if they took the money that they got from and went into inner cities and helped people and taught people how it's bad?

I mean, listen...