Michael Regilio

And in 1936, the film you've already referenced came out, Reefer Madness. Now it's time for sponsor madness, madness, madness. We'll be right back.

And in 1936, the film you've already referenced came out, Reefer Madness. Now it's time for sponsor madness, madness, madness. We'll be right back.

And in 1936, the film you've already referenced came out, Reefer Madness. Now it's time for sponsor madness, madness, madness. We'll be right back.

Yeah, that propaganda worked. And not surprisingly, the following year, Congress passed the Marijuana Tax Act. which was written in part by Anslinger himself. The other force behind the 1937 Marijuana Tax Act was the petrochemical industry, the DuPont Chemical Corporation in particular.

Yeah, that propaganda worked. And not surprisingly, the following year, Congress passed the Marijuana Tax Act. which was written in part by Anslinger himself. The other force behind the 1937 Marijuana Tax Act was the petrochemical industry, the DuPont Chemical Corporation in particular.

Yeah, that propaganda worked. And not surprisingly, the following year, Congress passed the Marijuana Tax Act. which was written in part by Anslinger himself. The other force behind the 1937 Marijuana Tax Act was the petrochemical industry, the DuPont Chemical Corporation in particular.

Yes, that DuPont. In the 1930s, DuPont invented cellophane made from petroleum, as well as nylon made from petroleum. Cellophane was set to become the standard packaging for most American goods and nylon standard for most American fabrics. Around the same time, Henry Ford was promoting chemergy, which fuses industrialization with raw materials, the best being cannabis.

Yes, that DuPont. In the 1930s, DuPont invented cellophane made from petroleum, as well as nylon made from petroleum. Cellophane was set to become the standard packaging for most American goods and nylon standard for most American fabrics. Around the same time, Henry Ford was promoting chemergy, which fuses industrialization with raw materials, the best being cannabis.

Yes, that DuPont. In the 1930s, DuPont invented cellophane made from petroleum, as well as nylon made from petroleum. Cellophane was set to become the standard packaging for most American goods and nylon standard for most American fabrics. Around the same time, Henry Ford was promoting chemergy, which fuses industrialization with raw materials, the best being cannabis.

Oh, no. Tons of things are made out of cannabis. Hemp is what they refer to as the fibers the cannabis plant produces. And the outer fibers of the cannabis plant can be used to make clothes, fabrics, ropes and packaging. All better than nylon, by the way. The inner fibers of the cannabis plant can be used to make wood for construction.

Oh, no. Tons of things are made out of cannabis. Hemp is what they refer to as the fibers the cannabis plant produces. And the outer fibers of the cannabis plant can be used to make clothes, fabrics, ropes and packaging. All better than nylon, by the way. The inner fibers of the cannabis plant can be used to make wood for construction.

Oh, no. Tons of things are made out of cannabis. Hemp is what they refer to as the fibers the cannabis plant produces. And the outer fibers of the cannabis plant can be used to make clothes, fabrics, ropes and packaging. All better than nylon, by the way. The inner fibers of the cannabis plant can be used to make wood for construction.

Cannabis was suddenly a huge threat to the DuPonts and other business moguls like William Randolph Hearst. The printer? Yeah, the guy that owns the Hearst Castle, which is... Don't get me started. I hate the Hearst Castle. Really? Who hates the Hearst Castle? Me! Because... You go on the tour and they're just talking about how like he took these ancient pylons out of Egypt.

Cannabis was suddenly a huge threat to the DuPonts and other business moguls like William Randolph Hearst. The printer? Yeah, the guy that owns the Hearst Castle, which is... Don't get me started. I hate the Hearst Castle. Really? Who hates the Hearst Castle? Me! Because... You go on the tour and they're just talking about how like he took these ancient pylons out of Egypt.

Cannabis was suddenly a huge threat to the DuPonts and other business moguls like William Randolph Hearst. The printer? Yeah, the guy that owns the Hearst Castle, which is... Don't get me started. I hate the Hearst Castle. Really? Who hates the Hearst Castle? Me! Because... You go on the tour and they're just talking about how like he took these ancient pylons out of Egypt.

He basically robbed ancient treasures and shoved them into a castle that he just hoarded to show off to his rich and famous friends. And then when they couldn't pay the bill on this, they dumped it on the California taxpayers. Now we own Egypt.

He basically robbed ancient treasures and shoved them into a castle that he just hoarded to show off to his rich and famous friends. And then when they couldn't pay the bill on this, they dumped it on the California taxpayers. Now we own Egypt.

He basically robbed ancient treasures and shoved them into a castle that he just hoarded to show off to his rich and famous friends. And then when they couldn't pay the bill on this, they dumped it on the California taxpayers. Now we own Egypt.

It is really tacky. And because of whatever agreement they have with the state, the film about him that they play you there calls him like this great man. And then you look into him and you're like, I think you're using that word subjectively. Okay.

It is really tacky. And because of whatever agreement they have with the state, the film about him that they play you there calls him like this great man. And then you look into him and you're like, I think you're using that word subjectively. Okay.