I heard the news story, Joan, that you were talking about Republicans basically giving the middle finger to President Donald Trump in his executive order regarding medical marijuana. The headline, Tennessee Republicans Halt Path to Medical Marijuana, after federal shift, this is from lawyers, as federal officials work to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug, Tennessee Republicans voted on April 13th to overrule an automatic state review that would have been triggered by that federal action and could have legalized cannabis for medical use. Tennessee is one of ten states where marijuana remains illegal for both medical and recreational purposes. Now I've been very disappointed by the state legislature on this because I am all for medicinal marijuana. I am. I know I've spoken to so many veterans who have told me that this is how they deal with their PTSD. I've spoken to so many families who have kids that have seizures and the only thing that works for them is medicinal marijuana. This is frustrating because a lot of the things that I agree with the state legislature on, there's a lot of things that I agree with the state legislature on, I don't agree with them on this one. In Ken's report, he says that in Tennessee there is overwhelming support. I have felt that where there is a lot of support for medicinal marijuana in our state. It's interesting too because you talk to some of the various state lawmakers and they say yeah we got to look at that, we got to look at that maybe next year, maybe next year. I've been hearing that for 12 years actually. I'm very passionate about this as a matter of fact. Basically so the feds are looking to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug so then I guess that would mean that we would automatically review at the state level and that could have I guess legalized cannabis for medical use and the Republicans just said nope, we're not going to allow that to happen. The story goes in December President Donald Trump signed that executive order expediting the reclassification of marijuana as a less dangerous drug and recognizing its medical benefits. How anybody can deny the medical benefits of medicinal marijuana is beyond me. They say reclassification by the Drug Enforcement Administration would move marijuana out of the Schedule 1 category where it sits with heroin and LSD and into Schedule 3 alongside drugs like ketamine. The change would allow new medical research. It would not make marijuana legal for medical or recreational use nationwide. Now this is the important part. In the state of Tennessee by state law when a drug is federally rescheduled it triggers a review by Tennessee's commissioners of health and mental health. The officials meet and determine whether to change the drug's state level restrictions in alignment with the federal government. Now these commissioners are appointed by the governor and they serve at the will of the governor. The current commissioner was appointed by Bill Haslam, reappointed by Governor Lee. House and Senate Republicans approved House Bill 1972 making it so that even if the federal government loosens restrictions on marijuana state agencies would be barred from making changes unless the legislature passes new bills. Well unfortunately the state legislature they're not going to legalize medicinal marijuana in the state of Tennessee. Pharrell Hale, Republican out of Gallatin says this, we don't want the wild west out here we want the general assembly deciding how we decide and deal with things. That bill 1972 now goes to the desk of Governor Bill Lee. Did I get all that right Joan? Think so. Think you nailed it. So it is frustrating. I'm just going to tell you and everybody knows where I stand on this and you know what's interesting too. Way, way, way back when I first got to WTN we were talking about this and there has been I would call a pretty seismic shift in the state of Tennessee. When I first got here and I talked about medicinal marijuana because my previous job was in Colorado and I talked about medicinal marijuana there and they of course had just legalized marijuana recreationally which I was against. As far as medicinal goes I mean I'm all for it. Man Joan you should have heard you're from California you're from Cami, Fornia right? All that stuff because I was for medicinal marijuana and now there's a lot of people including people here who listen to WTN who are all for medicinal marijuana and so I've noticed that I mean I could open up I'm not going to but I could open up the phone lines right now. I would get so many calls from veterans who would talk about how you know these kinds of things these kinds of drugs, chemicals, whatever you want to call them helps with their PTSD. We could talk about the seizures. We could talk about this all day long and so it is disappointing. State legislature they've said various times oh yeah we'll look at this we'll look at this and they never do. Do you want to take a poll? Take the Daily Dan poll just to you know if you want to have your say on this go to YouTube and how did we frame or phrase the Daily Dan poll on YouTube watch us on YouTube and take the poll which we've put one up and basically it says what? Do you support the legalization of medical marijuana? In the state of Tennessee? Correct. Okay very good so do we have some numbers so far because we put it up about 10 minutes ago and the numbers say? Early numbers are 89% positive. 89% positive. Overwhelming support Joan. What? Overwhelming support from medicinal marijuana in the state of Tennessee according to the very scientific Daily Dan poll that we just did with 89%. Less than enthusiastic support from one Joan Jones. Yeah is there a I don't care about this issue selection on that because I don't. One step on the grass man. Dude. Alright. Legendary step in Wolf's song. Note to self when I talk about this again don't include Joan Jones. Can we get Ken Weaver for that? I don't care about the issue at the state like I don't whether or not people smoke pot you know yeah like I get the whole medical marijuana thing but I think it also gets highly abused. Like highly abused. It's the same thing for you know the placards the wheelchair placards. The wheelchair placards. In cars. Everybody's got them because now you know if that's available to everyone they're going to abuse it. It's the same with medical marijuana. Don't hey Joan don't forget those service animals too. Yeah the service animals I mean come on. Stopping people from having panic attacks and predicting their seizures damn it. Alright we're not going to fight amongst family it is 615 time to check the roads on WTN. Use for your tires. Hey football fans it's Cam Heyward from the Pittsburgh Steelers. I still remember what draft night felt like for me. The nerves. The waiting. And then hearing my name called knowing everything was about to change. The 2026 NFL Draft presented by Bud Light is coming to Pittsburgh. April 23rd to the 25th. Enjoy three days of football, family fun and the moment draft dreams come true. Register for free entry at NFL.com slash draft access. Maybe I'll see you there. Next roll with Vernon Davis. I'm your host Vernon Davis. Okay y'all thank you. Thank you that's enough. 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You know ways to ensure that the system is not abused. I don't think that you make veterans and people that have these conditions that they end up having seizures and all that. I don't think that you make them suffer because the state legislature won't look at this and do whatever they can to ensure the right policies are in place so that people who might want to abuse it don't. I mean don't make everybody else suffer because the state legislature refuses to tackle this issue. And by the way they've tackled this in a very nuanced kind of a way and I want to be fair to them as well. I've had Jack Johnson on talking about this. I don't want to cast a wide net over my ire with the state legislature on this one particular issue because I love by and large I love living in the very conservative state of Tennessee. I really do. The state legislature does great work. I just wish that they would look at this issue a little more closely. 9421, Joan might gain some haters today. No no no. If there's one of us on the morning show that people simply cannot hate it is Joan Jones. 8410, Joan needs a bong toke. You know Joan if you just get stoned a little bit more you'd have more insight. That's what you need to do. You need to get stoned more Joan. All right. You know what that'll be our for the for the new sounder from now on. The bong. We'll just do a bong hit for Joan. Actually I think it's abundantly clear of the three of us which one of us would not be taking any bong hits and that would be Joan Jones. You want to get high? Never once have I heard Joan Jones say, hey bud let's party. Never heard that from Joan Jones ever. No. I'm a favorite stoner. This is a great topic of conversation. Favorite stoner who like in the movies. Yeah, like Willie Nelson, Snoop Dogg, you know. Willie Nelson. Let's just go down the list right? Martha Stewart. Martha Stewart. You've got Jeff Spicoli of course from Fast Times at Ridgemont High. He would be mine. I think that's kind of my favorite because he kind of overdid the part so you know that that was kind of funny. Did you ever do your homework and watch 10 things I hate about you? I mean I've watched 10 things I hate about you. No that was the movie you and I like loved that we told Joan she needed to watch if she had a heart. Oh no she never watched it. There's a scene, you remember the scene where the principal's got detention and the kid's got the weed on his desk. Yeah. And he comes by and he's, I'm confiscating this and then he passes another student and goes, there's a bag of Cheetos. I'm confiscating this too. Now listen, you can find Jeff Spicoli funny and still not be pro pot. Right. So I did find Jeff Spicoli funny, Fast Times at Ridgemont High for the life of me. I don't know why. 5286. I'm at a Dan for Joan's opinion. I can't win ever. But I think that I am, I think the world needs a Fast Times at Ridgemont High class reunion. Why do they not do that? Because Sean Penn is insufferable in real life. Sean Penn is absolutely insufferable in real life. Do you think that Sean Penn actually, cause you know Sean Penn, I don't know if you know this Joan, but clearly Sam does and I do. Do you know that Sean Penn takes himself like way too seriously? And so I wonder if he took himself like really seriously back when he did Jeff Spicoli. Because when you look at the arc of his acting career, he would do, you know, the fun things like he did, Fast Times at Ridgemont High. I don't know what else he did. But then he just, he went into like serious acting mode, right? And now I don't know, does he take himself so seriously that he would not do Jeff Spicoli, what would be like 30 years later, 30 year class reunion, whatever it would be? Cause I think that'd be funny. Forty something. Would it be 40 something? Thank you for making me feel old. And he's also on this international affairs. Like he thinks he's the international man of whatever. Just go away. You're not that important, buddy. Cheech and Chong. Cheech and Chong is another. Those I remember Cheech and Chong movies. And Scooby. Jay and Silent Bob. Jay and Silent Bob is another one. What do you talk of Scooby? Scooby wasn't a stoner. The whole thing about Scooby-Doo is that they're a bunch of teenagers or young adults that get stoned in a van and they solve mysteries. Well, I thought only Shaggy and Scooby were the ones that got stoned. I didn't think that Fred and Velma and- Well Shaggy was the stoner of that, right? Now Fred and Velma and- Velma. The redhead chick. Daphne. Daphne. Yeah, the redhead. Anyway, so maybe they got- Oh my gosh. Maybe they got stoned. See, I wasn't going to do it. I was going to leave it to Sam to be the creeper this time. But did they maybe get stoned from like the second hand smoke? Cause I- Oh boy. Oh boy. If they're all in the van. Sam? 52.94. Does Joan drink? Yeah, I love a glass of wine. And whiskey. Don't fool anybody. Okay, I do like whiskey like on the rocks kind of thing. Sipping around the campfire. That's cool. I can tell you that whiskey tastes so much better after someone's passed you to the left, Sam. Okay. You know what? We don't encourage marijuana use. The devil's lettuce use on this radio program. We don't- I'm not encouraging it. I'm just saying things taste better. Sam, unless you have a slight headache and medicinal marijuana is allowed in the state of Tennessee, no pot for you. And matter of fact, you know what I think we need to start doing, Joan? I've got general anxiety disorder. I think I'd qualify. You work on this show. You must. You know what I think, Joan? Yeah. I think that what we need to do is on this show, we need to drug test Sam like every week. Oh, I think that's a really good- Every Monday. On Monday morning, yeah. Every Monday, we're going to have to drug test Sam just to make sure- Pea in the cup in the bathroom and place it in the container and turn it- Oh, my goodness. Yeah. We'll have a test in there for you. That's what we need to do. Yeah. Okay. Very good. Here's Robert said, I agree with you. I'm sick and tired of smelling the crap that it's not legal here and you need to tell people about this. How many times have you walked through a parking lot? Like you get out of your car and you're on your way into the Kroger and you're like half high by the time you get in there because somebody's smoking marijuana in their car and you pass by them. It's crazy. Joan, that's just an opportunity to make new friends. Okay. So that doesn't- that's never happened to me here. That happens in like California, Las Vegas. Happens all the time. Where are you going? I must be hanging out in the wrong places. Clearly. Sam, does that happen to you? I mean, remember I went to go see the ISS when it was passing over and you thought I was tattling on somebody because now I believe that was someone in an apartment building somewhere downtown, but that's what happens in a downtown district. I myself reside in a rural area. So don't bother me. Yeah. I don't- I have not smelled an abundance of marijuana here in Tennessee. I just haven't unless maybe I'm at a concert, whatever it might be. But it is true. You go to a place like California. You go to a place like Las Vegas and the smell or Colorado for the love of all that is holy. So yes, in those states, absolutely, I don't smell it here. Maybe other people do, but- John Denver was really onto something with Rocky Mountain High. Oh, he sure was, boy. I don't know if that is- if it's not, it should be the song for the state of Colorado. Absolutely. It should be. I think my favorite, and then I'm going to move on, Joan. But we're talking about who your favorite stoner is. Oh, yeah. And we're talking about Jeff Spicoli from Fast Times at Ridgemont High. And somebody said if they had a 40-year high school reunion, Jeff Spicoli would come back as a Democrat congressman. See, that would be funny. Yes, that's very good. Yes. Now, what would make it even funnier is if he came back as a, you know, anti-pot, evangelical, you know, right-wing Republican, that would be funnier. Because, you know, coming back as a Democrat congressman, it actually- that makes too much sense. But it would be funnier to make him, you know, somebody way, way far on the right, running on a campaign of like anti-drugs. See, that would be funny. By the way, people are also saying that the reason why I don't walk around the city of Nashville and I don't smell pot everywhere I go in middle Tennessee is because I'm in bed by noon. Yeah, people don't smoke pot before noon. People are like- That's a lie, Joan. Yeah. People are like- Are you another, first-hand? People are like, if you go through like Madison, you smell pot all the time. And also, somebody said I work in Section 8 housing. Oh, yeah. You smell pot all the time. Yeah. I mean, the complex is by and large, but yeah. So you know what? Maybe when I lived in Colorado and in California, I smelled it so often that I'm like nose-blind. Oh, you could be, yeah. I hope I never get nose-blind for coffee. The countdown is on for the 2026 NFL Draft presented by Bud Light. Catch all seven rounds three days live from Pittsburgh, April 23rd through 25th. Every pick live on NFL Network ESPN and ABC. NFL Network is also streaming with NFL Plus. It all starts Thursday, April 23rd at 8 p.m. Eastern. Visit NFL.com slash draft for more information. Subscription required for NFL Plus. Visit plus.nfl.com for terms. Because it's the fallout, people don't track their budget. You have this slow slipping that happens every month. Until all of a sudden you go, man, I don't have any money. The reason is now two people go to a restaurant. The bill is 60 bucks for two. Two guys walk into a restaurant. They start screaming. Isn't that hilarious? $60. Stacking Benjamin's. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. No. I love the smell of coffee. Absolutely. Do you know where I was yesterday? Where? Or the day before? Earlier this week, I was somewhere, tires. I say this every time I go into a tire store. I love the smell of a tire store. You do? Is that weird? Yes. I also love the smell of Sharpies. Okay, Sharpies I can get. Like I get that. Okay. Where do you stand on gasoline? Nope. Gasoline, a little weird. Popcorn? I don't know why anybody would like the smell of gasoline. Popcorn. There's Xenofaramones in gasoline. That's why people like it. Amy likes the smell of skunk, especially dead skunk. Really weird. Yes. I wonder what else. Joe, do you like the smell of dead skunk? No, I don't like it. The only good skunk is a dead skunk, first of all. I feel the same way about spiders. Go on. Yeah, I don't know why I even brought that up. Anyway, whatever. Yeah, I think... I'm a fan of a nice chicken farm. A chicken farm? There's something about passing by a chicken farm. You're such a Tennessee boy. I reckon so. What does a chicken farm smell like, Ryan? Ick. Is it dead chickens? No, they're very much alive. Or are we talking about a rotisserie chicken from Kroger? No, it's almost like ranch dressing, but it takes a different note. Okay, good. We're going to move on now. It is fine. I got it. You know, Joan, why I went down this road, I don't know. Yeah, me neither. 640, Super Talk 997 WTN. Hey, by the way, my favorite Senator John Kennedy. Yes. So you heard this audio? No, I haven't. John Kennedy is on Fox News, and he's talking about the state of the Democrat Party. Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez, Mayor Mom Donnie, and the people they represent. Bunch of pot smokers, I bet. How can I put this? Their motherboard is fried. I mean, Republicans aren't perfect, but they're crazy. The wing of the party that is in control that Ocasio-Cortez and Mom Donnie and Bernie are the leaders of, they hate George Washington and Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln and Dr. Zeus and Mr. Potato Head. They hyperventilate on their yoga mats if you use the wrong pronoun. They think our kids ought to be able to change genders at recess. They have a unique solution to the crime problem. They have a way to get crime done. It's just don't prosecute anybody. Yep. That's what the Democrats do. I mean, they are, the American people deserve to be governed by normal people. And these are not normal people. They are deeply weird. They're nauseously woke. They have the right to believe what they believe. But I have the right to my opinion too. And I think their motherboard is fried, deep fried. Deep fried. And he's right. So now you've heard the latest, right? So now the Democrats are looking at the 25th Amendment trying to take out Trump via the 25th Amendment. Unbelievable. So the Democrats in Congress are looking to invoke that 25th Amendment on President Trump. They've introduced a bill now that would create a commission to assess whether or not Donald Trump is fit for office. It's got 50 Democrat cosponsors, and it would establish a 17-member panel authorized under Section 4 of the 25th Amendment. Now ultimately, what it would have to do is it would have to get the approval of J.D. Vance to sign off on the whole thing. So this whole thing is performative in nature. According to the bill, the findings of the panel would have the power to temporarily remove Donald Trump only if Vice President J.D. Vance signed off on the legislation, on the instituting of the 25th Amendment. They say the 25th Amendment outlines how, in case you don't know, outlines how presidential power transfers in cases of death, resignation, removal, or inability to serve in those situations, the Vice President is next in line to assume the President's powers and duties. So I mean, the obvious thing to say is really, after four years of Joe Biden watching his mind, his brain slowly dissolve in front of our eyes, and they told us that he was sharp his attack. Now they want to call for the 25th Amendment on Donald Trump. It is just, I mean, obviously it's very rich. Section 4, by the way, from Reuters, Section 4 allows the Vice President and a majority of the cabinet or another body created by Congress to declare the President unable to perform the job. The Vice President then immediately takes over. The President can challenge the move, but if it is reaffirmed within four days, Congress decides the outcome, requiring a two-thirds vote in both chambers to keep the Vice President in power. I mean, you know what they would do. I mean, obviously this is not going to be successful. This is performative and the Democrats are just doing what the Democrats do. But here's the thing about the Democrats is clearly they have no credibility, and all they're trying to do is bring this conversation up as we head into the midterm elections. But you know, I think that when Senator Kennedy talks about how the Democrats are crazy, yet they're the ones calling Donald Trump crazy, I want you to remember the audio that I played from James Carville yesterday. I don't know how many times I got to tell you, stupid son of a b***h, quit smelling your own f**ks. So this is the party that is saying that the Republicans are full of nutjobs, yet one of their leading spokespeople, James Carville, is obsessed over farts of Donald Trump and Lindsey Graham. Yes, Lindsey Graham's not. Now you quit doing that. Now the next time you feel any potential activity in your law, Colin, I want you to call Lindsey and be sure that he has the fart ring tongued so he knows to get down to the White House quickly to get his nose up, you a*****, and so you can fart in his fates. I mean, that is James Carville. Yeah, the Democrats will tell you it is the Republicans that are losing our minds. Unbelievable. It is 645, and again, I don't see any. I see these screeds on the supertext line where you have people, I mean, yesterday when I brought this up yesterday, you had people saying and complaining about Donald Trump, the 25th Amendment, even one guy that said, you know, Donald Trump is clearly, you know, he's changed from when the election happened a couple of years ago to what he is right now. And the guy brought up the point, the example of Trump and the AI image of Trump as Jesus and Trump posting it on Truth Social and how everybody freaked out about that. And as I said earlier in the broadcast, that tracks with what Donald Trump does. That is just, that's a Donald Trump thing. And I hate to say it, but there's nothing peculiar about Donald Trump doing that. It's just not. What the president does. I love probably 85 to 90% of what Donald Trump does. When he did that, of course, it was something that he realized he made a mistake. And yes, he took it down, which is exactly what he should have done. But this is something that when Trump does something like this, it's really not a surprise. And I don't believe that this is a sign of any mental impairment from the president. Clearly not. And that is wishful thinking on the part of the Democrats. Joan, have you seen the video of the humanoid robot chasing a pack of wild oars? No. This is fascinating. So there is, and I'm showing it on Super Talk TV, but what I will do is I will, I've posted it to my social media, but this is in Poland. Now first of all, in Poland, they have a wild boar problem. Did you know that they have a wild boar problem in Poland? No. They have a wild boar problem. No, I'm not talking about boars as in talk show hosts or politicians. These are actually like the boars, four-legged running around. And so Poland, and I don't know, would you classify boar? Is that like a big pig? Yes. Okay, like a big pig. Those tasks. It's a fair hold. Actually, Poland has like a pig problem, a wild boar problem. So now they've got this, and I've got it on Super Talk TV. They've got this humanoid in Poland chasing a pack of wild boars. And I mean, it's, can't catch up with the wild boars. But I think part of what they're probably trying to do is they're probably trying to get some publicity for this humanoid robot and talking about how great this thing is, which is actually pretty cool. It can't catch up with the boars, so it kind of throws its hands up in the air. Really interesting though. We should send them some of our best Arkansas and Texas people. Can I just ask this question? Like, why do they have a wild boar problem in Poland? Like, can't they just shoot them? I mean, they're, they, they like, they breathe like rabbits and mice, but they're larger animals and they're very devastating to the landscape and to the forestry and agriculture. They've got a, they've got a wild boar problem in Texas. In Georgia. In Georgia too. I think in Florida too. Yeah. Where, where are Joan? Florida. You get paid Georgia per, per kill. My brother lives in northern Florida and yeah, boars are a problem, you know, in the big expanses, not in the parts of Florida where it's very urban or, you know, suburban, but in these rural parts. Yeah. It's a red meat actually. Boars are, do people eat boars? Yeah. So it's pretty tasty. Really? Yeah. I've had some. Well, you know what? If we pigs, bacon, hello, pork chops. Well, but it's, it's, it's wider. It's not as wide as that. It's, it's much more red given their diet. I'd be willing to bet that boars taste gamey. Definitely gamey. It's like a, it's like a fattier venison almost. Definitely gamey. But definitely fun to kill. I mean, the helicopter rides, those things are fun. So here's what they say about the, about the, the humanoid that runs around on two legs chasing boars. They say that humanoid robots are certainly providing us with plenty of entertainment from flashy martial arts demonstrations to taking on humans in tennis. In this latest stunt, a customized unitary G1 robot can be seen chasing a small flock of wild boars through an empty car parking lot in Warsaw, Poland. The widely disseminated footage shows the robot dubbed Edward Warchoki, for some reason, jogging across a small patch of grass chasing down the wild animals only to raise his fist in the air in frustration after they successfully get away. And I don't know, this has to be sort of like a marketing effort for these human oids. Do you ever want a humanoid robot, Joan? Absolutely not. They scare the daylights out of me. Do you do like, you know, like vacuuming and dishes and that kind of thing? No. Let's be real. This is the T100. This is where it starts. This is what? The T100. What's the T100? Like one of the early prototype terminators. Oh. Okay. All right. Arnold was the T800. Okay. Thank you. We're doomed is what he's saying. Well, you know, it couldn't even take care of some boars. So I think we're okay for now. For now. I don't know. We got a robot vacuum. Little thing rolls around. Do you have one of those? Yeah. Yeah. We call it Joe Biden. We call it Biden because it kind of, you ever had one of those robot vacuums? It just kind of, you know, bumps into things as it's trying to vacuum. It bumps into the, um, the furniture and all that. That's why I call it. We call it Joe. Do you want to hear a horror story about them? Sure. My daughter has one and she has two dogs and one of the dogs got scared of the robot approaching her. So she pooped and the robot ran over the poop, carried it all through the house. Okay. I've got a similar story. Okay. Bandit. We had a storm, bandit peed all over the floor as he does. We didn't see it and we've got the vacuum going. It just rolls right through the pee. Same thing, Joan, tracking all over the floor. They had to throw it away. Uh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. This is our second. Anyway, 6.53, time to find out what is happening in the news coming up at seven o'clock. Joan. Yeah. The Trump administration is about to make some changes to the banking system and it's related to immigration. I'll explain coming up at seven o'clock on super talk, 99 seven WTN. Hey, Joan. Mm hmm. Sam has Brian checked in. It is Wednesdays with Wilson. But I typically get a text message from Brian. Is he there? Yes or no? I usually get a text and what Brian wants to talk about and I don't know if he's forgotten about me. No, maybe he slept in. Like, do you blame him? He's he's retired. Brian makes a commitment every Wednesday, seven o'clock Wednesdays with Wilson. It's even sponsored by the Wellness Institute of Nashville. Should I call him? All in the air. Call him on the air at your own peril. No, I don't think I'm going to do that. I will though send a text and I got plenty of stuff. So if Brian if Brian slept in, it's all good, fine and well and whatever. All right. It is 6.54. Joan, have we done your news tease? I don't even know. We did the news tease. All right. 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