VS OF STUDENTS SITTING OUTSIDE WILSON HIGH SCHOOL. CR:124. VS OF STUDENTS SITTING ON A STONE WALL. VS OF KIDS FAKING SMOKING MARIJUANA. THEY TAKE PUFFS FROM IMAGINARY JOINTS. VS OF A PASSING POLICE CAR. CR:227. VS OF KIDS BOARDING BUSES. VS OF KIDS BEING INTERVIEWED ABOUT DRUGS AT THE SCHOOL. ONE KID SAYS THAT PEOPLE WOULD RATHER GET DRUNK THAN DO DRUGS. CR:280. ONE GIRL SAYS, "DRUGS ARE STILL AVAILABLE BUT FEWER PEOPLE ARE DOING THEM". CR:350. ONE GIRL SAYS SHE SEES MORE DRUG USE OUTSIDE OF THE SCHOOL. CI: DRUGS: MARIJUANA. EDUCATION: SCHOOLS. EDUCATION: STUDENTS, HIGH SCHOOL.

00:05:59 - 00:07:36 ""Chicago Kids"" by Tom Weinberg and Patrick Creadon. Inner-city kids in Chicago talk about the best age to be. One girl replies, ""Thirteen. Then you can do more things. When you grow up some people be on drugs and beat their kids a lot. Then the state has to take them away. That's why I like to be young."

INTERVEIW CONTINUES: Robert Lipsyte 15:17 Okay, Troy, let me let me ask you. I sense also that part of your coming to your solution of legalization is that you've sort of lost hope that law enforcement and regular problems are going to solve. Troy Morell 15:32 It's not really doing that just people don't want to listen, you know, people don't really listen. That's why I keep saying we bring it out and open, they will probably say all Come on, you don't even think crack is a drug anymore for their kids like kids rebellious, they do these Robert Lipsyte 15:45 even beyond crack, I mean, heroin. Troy Morell 15:48 They used to get yourselves high. But it's like, it's not making all these education programs, people even going to school, so I don't think they will get their education. It may stop some people who never used it from using it. It's kind of hard, like if it's our teachers teaching the kid to go to college and stuff and have a drug in the back, you know, counting money and have a bins downstairs or gold chains around his neck . It's kind of hard to tell kids to do this when a kid in a drug is doing that, you know, it's like, if it were legalized, it's like taking out the middleman, drug drug possibly out of business. It's like the cops came when the cops can't catch all of them, but the problem will still be there. The probably what was gonna be there. Even if we don't legalize it. Luis Velasquez (NT-3126) 16:27 Yeah, but if you legalize it, what you do is all those all those, all those Young's all those youngs, all those young people that that aren't in school, you're going to encourage more them to get more into drugs. Troy Morell 16:41 Not really agree with that. I don't agree with because it'd be more like a fad. If it'd be more out in the store kids would not want that stuff Robert Lipsyte 16:48 I think we're out of time now, but I certainly think you've educated us very much into the problem. Troy morell and Luis Velasquez Thank you very much. We'll be right back with two politicians who also disagree.

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Wausau, WI 

Donald Trump 
(R) Presidential Candidate 

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DONALD TRUMP ENDED A RALLY IN WAUSAU, WISCONSIN SATURDAY BY LEADING A GROUP OF TEENAGERS IN THE SAME PLEDGE HE SAYS HE GAVE HIS KIDS.

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 Donald Trump: "Don"t take drugs. Okay? Raise your hand. Raise your hand! Come here. Raise your hand. Raise them. Come here. You know, people ask what to I tell...I said to my kids "no drugs, no alcohol, no cigarettes." Raise your hands kids. I promise Donald J. Trump...."
 Kids: "I promise Donald J. Trump."
 Donald Trump: "That I will never take drugs..."
 Kids: "That I will never take drugs..."
 Donald Trump: "I don"t want to say no alcohol, but take it easy on the alcohol. (laughter)
 Kids: "Take it easy on the alcohol."
 Donald Trump: "And you know what else? No cigarettes. Right?"
 Kids: "No cigarettes."
 Donald Trump: "Alright kids. Come here. Come here... Come here..."
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THE GOP FRONT-RUNNER HAS BEEN VERY VOCAL ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL ABOUT NOT DRINKING OR DOING DRUGS.
TRUMP SAYS HIS LATE BROTHER DIED FROM ALCOHOL ADDICTION--AND THAT"S WHY HE DOESN"T TOUCH THE STUFF.
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A VNR FROM DUPONT PHARMACEUTICALS ABOUT HOW THE PARTNER WITH COMIC BOOK COMPANIES TO PUT OUT COMICS FOR KIDS TELLING THEM TO SAY NO TO DRUGS.

Newsreel part 5 - sound - President George H.W. Bush addresses the nation on the US national drug policy - talks about what it is doing to nation - enforce international laws - expand drug treatment system - stop drug use by kids - community prevention programs - zero tolerance by schools - drugs

Olympic runner Ben Johnson is a hit with the kids as he signs T-shirts and warns them against doing drugs at an anti-drug concert and rally in Etibicoke, Ontario. Johnson tested positive for steroids in 1988 and is now working to the keep kids drug free.

Drug Abuse: The Chemical Tomb

17:21:44:00,Atlantic City Beach (crowded), Downtown NYC, Crowd at stadium applauds, watches event, Clod with girl in stadium, CHART: How Syphilis Spreads, Doctor at microscope, syphilis germ under microscope, Men with horrible sores all over body (graphic), Smokestack industry, Men into coal mine, men time out, People buy items in market, Man examined by doctor, X-rays shown, Men with joint disorders, Men and women with disfiguring scars, Young kids in school, Blind girl examined, Hospitals, Researcher at microscope, Blood taken from patient, Men gets physical exam from doctor, Doctor gives shot, Doctor consults with woman, Doctors do operation, Kids skate, Dead baby, Doctor places solution in baby's eye, Doctor dispenses drugs, Old VD Cure posters, Hands open AMA book, VD Pamphlets, Family on rowboat, Curtains close on THE END title (NICE)

High five, patient and pediatrician with clipboard, girl and kid with healthcare and diagnosis with recovery. Medical, professional and child with nurse or hand gesture with treatment or consultation

00:55 ""Advice Ladies"" by Skip Blumberg. Women who give advice on New York City streets warn us: ""People are doing the wrong drugs. Instead of all the good drugs that they did in the '60s they're doing drugs that mess you up, like crack and heavier versions of crack. If people just changed their drugs, everything would be fine."" 02:20 ""Wavy Gravy"" by Pat Creadon. At Weedstock in Black River Falls, Wisconsin, Wavy Gravy, the perennial countercultural figure, speaks about legalizing marijuana. He says: ""Let's get real, herb should be legalized, I'm tired of my friends getting put away for smoking a little herb. Part of my spiritual life is smoking herb."" ""The '90s are the '60s standing on their head."" 03:51 ""Indian Alley"" by Jim Mulryan. Homeless, alcoholic Native Americans talk about their problems on the streets of Los Angeles. Conrad Hunter: ""We drink so much, the thing is we're losing each other...We sold our buffalo hide...just for the alcohol...It makes me feel real good. When I open the bottle. Drink...I don't care about nobody but myself...but now when I'm kinda sober, I realize who's hurting who. I'm hurting myself."" 09:08 ""Rev. Calvin O. Butts"" by Esti Galili Marpet. Rev. Butts speaks: ""The politicians really have no concern about the people of the United States of America...The only concern is with the dollar...If they can exploit America in this process they will...There really is no love for the children of this country...I think it's a cruel hoax and I think it's deception... It really approaches evil...The infrastructure of America is weakening, so we become vulnerable to our enemies. And the captains of industry and commerce will just go wherever they can to make their quick cash. "" 15:52 ""Street Drugs"" (AKA Father Bill Davis / Christic Institute) by Eddie Becker. Father Bill Davis spent the last ten years in a poor, drug-infested neighborhood a stone's throw away from the nation's capital in Washington D.C. He's outraged at the government's ""war on drugs."" Davis comments that ""It's just a PR campaign... how can we purport to have a major war on drugs when foreign policy supports drug cartels?"" He is convinced that drugs are only part of the problem - unemployment, housing conditions and hunger are the real issues. ""People who have very few choices in their lives are told to say no,"" he says. 19:00 Richard Dennis, chairman, Advisory Board Drug Policy Foundation, speaks: ""The current drug policy is doing kids a disservice...it's saying that all drugs are the same and it's setting up kids to have endless doubts about what authority figures say and if they can be trusted. Minority neighborhoods are being used as staging zones for drug warriors to attack dealers in order to protect people in the suburbs from themselves...the War on Drugs is regressive."" 23:27 ""Tom McKean"" by Joel Cohen. Ex-cocaine addict McKean does open line radio and talks to school kids in Chicago's inner city about how to avoid peer pressure and drug use. He says that ""government is not the answer, prison is not the answer, rehabilitation is the answer...The reason we do drugs is because we live fast-paced lives and we have needs and we don't know what to do...Kids need to be loved off drugs."" 31:39 More from ""Wavy Gravy."" Gravy tells us of his dislike for cocaine. 42:24 ""Robert Sundance"" by Jim Mulryan. Robert Sundance on the DTs, ""I didn't know if you cut yourself off from booze, you'd get withdrawls, which is the DTs...It was a horrible experience. After you go through them 50 or 100 times you kinda know what to expect."" He goes on to say that the secret to success for the Native American Indian is sobriety. Only then will the Native American be able to rightfully control his affairs. ""We should be getting something out of all our natural resources which are being stolen from us. The federal government doesn't want that to happen. So alcoholism for American Indians is a conspiracy between the United States of America and the giant multinational corporations who want to get into the treaty lands and exploit the resources. The genocide of today is alcoholism."" 49:15 ""Captain Ed"" by Chuck Cirino. Captain Ed takes us through a tour of his head shop in Los Angeles. As the camera pans a selection of bongs and other paraphernalia, Ed says, ""These are the things that they want me to stop carrying. We've been an honorable business, we're under the gun. My business shouldn't be harassed."" In the black light room Ed talks about voting, ""If Byrne votes in 1992, they'll give us what we want the next time around...If you don't use it, you're gonna lose it...If we vote, they'll be on our list."" 56:33 Joe Cummings reads Viewer Mail under the end credits. ""Yes, good news, PBS has scheduled The 90's in prime time starting in April."

b&w educational film on drug abuse - doctor approach front door of house and knocks on door - house is full of kids - doctor checks arm and eyes of man - cu doctor - drug addict - junkie - drug abuse - checking arm for needle tracks - Parole officer visit - pov to doctor doing eye exam - shining light in eyes

TALKS ABOUT THE FUN HE'S HAVING. JOKES ABOUT HOW HE IS GOING TO GO OUTSIDE AND DO SOME DRUGS AND TELLS THE KIDS AT HOME TO GO INTO THEIR PARENTS ROOM AND GET THEIR DRUGS. DRUG HUMOR. ALMOST A NOD TO SOUPY SALES'S SCHTICK.

00:00:00:00 - ATTN: LINDA CIAMPA FOR MEDICAL Producer: Live: Description: Parents may think they're doing their part in teaching their kids about the dangers of drugs-- but a new survey suggests other ...

Students in Lakeland participate in a worldwide anti-drug rally.

Drug Addiction

FTG FOR A JAMES WALKER WNT CS / DRUG ANALYSIS / EXTS / DETOX / DOOR SINGS / DATA ANALYSIS / INTV W/ JENNY STONE, COMMUNITY TREATMENT SERVICES /

10:01:00:00,NEWS #58, FIRST HYDROGEN BOMB IS EXPLODED COUNTDOWN TO H-BOMB EXPLOSION O/H:ATOLL IN PACIFIC SHOCK WAVES FROM BLAST HIT CAMERA HELICOPTER HEADS TO BLAST STATIONS BUILDING WHICH HOUSES HYDROGEN BOMB EXPLANATION OF AN H-BOMB EXPLOSION H-BOMB EXPLOSION REPLAY OF H-BOMB EXPLOSION NAVY SHIP AT SEA GENERAL CLARKSON QUESTIONS WEATHER OFFICERS (SD) NEWS #59 (10:07:45:00), BLAST AND FIRE SWEEPS BRITISH SHIP BURNING HULK OF SHIP RESCUED PASSENGERS FROM SHIP IN ALGIERS, RIOTS IN BEIRUT, LEBANON STUDENTS RIOT IN LEBANON COPS CLUB RIOTERS IN LEBANON COPS HOSE RIOTERS IN LEBANON, CRISIS AT DIENBIENPHU, VIET NAM PLANES TAKE OFF PARATROOPERS LAND GASOLINE BOMBS ARE DROPPED SUPPLIES ARE PARACHUTED, MOB ROUGHS UP FRENCH PREMIER CROWDS AT ARC DE TRIOMPHE FRENCH PREMIER LANIEULLE AT ARC DE TRIOMPHE, 'LUCKY ME' PREMIERES IN MIAMI BEACH EXTERIOR:BEACH THEATRE BOB CUMMINGS, PHIL SILVERS & NANCY WALKER BOB CUMMINGS AT PREMIERE, GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE STEEPLECHASE JUMPING HORSE BREAKS BACK IN STEEPLECHASE JUMP ROYAL TAN WINS GRAND NATIONAL, SKI JUMPING CHAMPIONSHIPS SKI JUMPING NEWS #60 (10:14:40:00),MILLION DOLLAR DRUG RING IS BROKEN HEROIN IS EXAMINED BY POLICE OPIUM PIPE IS SHOWN BY POLICE, NOAH'S ARK OF BEES AND GOATS HEAD TO KOREA LOADING BEES INTO PLANE GOATS LOADED ONTO PLANE, FARMERS CROSS 38TH PARALLEL IN KOREA BUILDING HOMES IN KOREA, OXFORD BEATS CAMBRIDGE IN ROWING ROWING RACE ACTION, MAGICIANS MEET IN WEST BERLIN MAGICIANS PERFORM TRICKS, FASHIONS IN WOOLEN SWIMSUITS TURN OF CENTURY SWIMSUITS FASHIONS IN WOOLEN BATHING SUITS, EISENHOWER DEDICATES 'FREEEDOM AND FAITH' STAMP EISENHOWER CARDINAL FRANCIS SPELLMAN NEW STATUE OF LIBERT 3 CENT STAMP, TWO FOOT TALL FILLY IS BORN HORSE AND TWO FOOT TALL FOAL, RUSSIA FREES SPANISH P.O.W.'S AFTER 13 YEARS FREED SPANISH P.O.W.'S LEAVE SHIP RELATIVES GREET SPANISH P.O.W.'S NEWS #61 (10:21:50:00), RUSSIAN LEADERS VOTE IN ONE CANDIDATE ELECTIONS RUSSIANS VOTING RUSSIAN LEADERS VOTE MOLOTOV & WIFE VOTE MALENKOV & WIFE VOTE, KOREAN WAR ORPHAN CHOIR VISITS NEW YORK WAR ORPHANS BOARD PLANE WAR ORPHANS SING 'HOW D'YA DO.', PRINCESS MARGARET VISITS A COAL MINE PRINCESS MARGARET DESCENDS INTO COAL MINE, QUEEN ENDS TWO MONTH TOUR OF AUSTRALIA QUEEN BIDS FAREWELL TO AUSSIE LEADERS QUEEN WAVES FAREWELL, SAM SNEAD WINS THIRD MASTERS HOGAN TEES OFF SNEAD TEES OFF SNEAD WINS MASTERS, NAVY JUNIOR BOXING FINALS PEE WEE BOXING (Kids no more than five years old box each other), LEVITATION TRICKS MAGICIAN LEVITATES WOMAN (VERY NICE) MAGICIAN PASSES HOOP THROUGH LEVITATED WOMAN, LINBERGH BECOMES GENERAL IN AIR RESERVE LINBERGH LANDS IN PARIS (1927) LINDBERGH TAKES OATH AS GENERAL IN AIR RESERVE NEWS #62 (10:28:50:00), PASSION PLAY IS STAGED IN ITALY SCENES FROM 'PASSION PLAY' CHRIST WALKS TO CALVARY WITH CROSS PONTIUS PILATE IS ACTED IN 'PASSION PLAY', BATTLE FOR ROADS IN VIET NAM SOLDIERS WITH MINE DETECTORS LAND MINE EXPLODES TRUCKS TRAVEL ON VIET NAM ROADS, FASHIONS IN GLOVES WOMEN MODEL GLOVES, WIFE SEES TITO OFF FOR TURKISH TALKS TITO AND WIFE AT TRAIN STATION DERAILED TRAIN, BOY HELD BY REDS 7 YEARS REUNITED WITH FAMILY ROMANIAN FAMILY IS REUNITED, SPORTS (BASEBALL), MAJOR LEAGUE BALL RETURNS TO BALTIMORE PARADE FOR BALTIMORE ORIOLES GENERAL DOUGLAS MACARTHUR THROWS OUT FIRST BALL, DODGERS VS. GIANTS ON OPENING DAY MANAGERS LEO DUROCHER & WALTER ALSTON SHAKE HANDS CONNIE MACK & CLARK GRIFFITH CASEY STENGEL & BUCKY HARRIS WILLIE MAYS & DON NEWCOMBE VENDOR TOSSES PEANUTS TO FAN MAYOR WAGNER THROWS OUT FIRST BALL, OPENING DAY IN WASHINGTON D.C. FANS ENTER MEMORIAL STADIUM, BALTIMORE RICHARD NIXON IN MOTORCADE EISENHOWER THROWS OUT FIRST BALL CLARK GRIFFITH & MAMIE EISENHOWER NIXON THROWS OUT FIRST BALL, BELGIUM OUSTS CURRENT REGIME BELGIANS VOTING SPAAK VOTES NEWS #63 (10:35:40:00), EASTER 1954 POPE PIUS' EASTER BLESSING ST. PETER'S SQ. CROWD HEARS POPE PIUS' EASTER MESSAGE MOBS IN FRONT OF ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL EASTER PARADE ON FIFTH AVE. EASTER WORSHIPERS AT ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY HOLLYWOOD BOWL DURING EASTER MASS EASTER WORSHIPERS IN YOSEMITE VALLEY CROSS IN YOSEMITE VALLEY FOR EASTER MASS, NASSER REPLACES NAGUIB IN EGYPT NAGUIB IN HOSPITAL BED NASSER, FRENCH TROOPS CLING TO DIENBIENPHU FRENCH LEADERS MAP COUNTER-ATTACK INFANTRY BATTLE VIETNAMESE JUNGLE FIGHTERS, 45TH DIVISION RETURNS FROM KOREA CROWDS CHEER 45TH DIVISION AT DOCK TROOPS OFF BOAT SOLDIERS EMBRACE FAMILIES, G.I. ON TRIAL FOR TREASON G.I. PRISONER DICKINSON COURT MARTIAL TRIBUNAL, EISENHOWER GOLFS AT AUGUSTA EISENHOWER TEES OFF EISENHOWER PUTTS, RED WINGS WIN STANLEY CUP HOCKEY ACTION MONTREAL CANADIENS LOSE TO DETROIT RED WINGS NEWS #64 (10:42:40:00), PARADE FOR 45TH THUNDERBIRD DIVISION IN NEW YORK SOLDIERS MARCH UP BROADWAY, ARMY VS. MCCARTHY ARMY SECRETARY STEVENS JOSEPH MCCARTHY & ROY COHN SENATE HEARING ROOM, ADLAI STEVENSON LEAVES HOSPITAL AFTER SURGERY ADLAI STEVENSON LEAVES HOSPITAL, MUTE CHOIR SILENTLY JOINS IN HYMNS CHURCH FOR THE DEAF CHOIR SIGNS HYMNS REVERAND SIGNS SERMON FOR PARISHONERS, APRIL IN PARIS FASHION BALL AT WALDORF EVENING GOWNS ARE MODELED, DULLES LEAVES FOR 20 NATION CONFERENCE IN GENEVA DULLES WAVES TO AIRPORT CROWD, QUEEN VISITS CEYLON QUEEN IN CEYLON

Medium handheld shot of an Asian female pharmacist talking to the toddler being held by his mother and handing him the bag with medicine. Shot in Slovenia.

Kid boy climbing on the kitchen counter top to find something delicious in the buffet

COVERAGE IN NEW YORK CITY FOR AN AARON BROWN CS VO ABOUT THE INFLUENCE OF POP CULTURE ON TEEN DRUG USE. 01:00:45 EXT FTG. INTV W/ TEEN AGER, BIANCA MAROSI, ABOUT DRUG USE IN HER SCHOOL, HOW KIDS GET AWAY W/ DOING DRUGS AT SCHOOL AND WHAT DRUGS THEY USE. 01:06:21 INTV W/ TEEN AGER, FREADA ZYSBERG, ABOUT KIDS IN HER SCHOOL USING DRUGS AND IF SHE THINKS IT IS A BIG PROBLEM. 01:12:57 INTV W/ GUM CHEWING TEEN AGER, CHRISTINA SCHAICH, ABOUT KIDS IN HER SCHOOL USING DRUGS, HOW ACCESSIBLE THEY ARE IN SCHOOL AND IF SHE HAS EVER HAD A SERIOUS TALK W/ HER PARENTS ABOUT DRUGS. 01:18:38 INTV W/ TEEN AGER WEARING A YANKEE BASEBALL CAP AT A SKEWED ANGLE, ERIC SANCHEZ, WHO DOES NOT USE DRUGS, ABOUT IF HE CONSIDERS DRUG USE AMONGST HIS PEERS TO BE A PROBLEM. 01:23:00 INTV W/ YOUNG WOMAN, KAT KOVALEFF, WHO REFERS TO HER SCHOOL AS DRUG CITY, AND IS PLANNING ON CHANGING SCHOOLS SINCE GOING THROUGH REHAB, ABOUT WHY SHE CONSIDERS DRUGS A MAJOR PROBLEM IN SCHOOLS.

0:24 Cold open with Johnny Marijuanaseed. 01:33 ""Johnny Marijuanaseed"" by Nancy Cain. Johhny Marijuanaseed, a hemp activist, tells Nancy Cain: ""It was William Randolph Hearst who was instrumental in outlawing hemp. A newspaper baron, Hearst was concerned that newsprint manufactured from a hemp byproduct would interfere with his immense profits from the enormous tracts of forest that he owned...In 1937 Hearst along with DuPont and Mellon were instrumental in the passage of the Marijuana Tax Act, which made the growing of hemp illegal in the U.S. At the time the AMA fought the legislation arguing that hemp is a useful medicinal plant..."" 05:00 Interview with Gatewood Galbraith, Democratic gubernatorial candidate from Kentucky and marijuana advocate. ""Reagan and Bush are not conservatives, they're aliens...I believe that marijuana should be licensed and regulated as a cash crop and let our farmers make this money...When I was growing up, conservative meant you kept the government in the box...The government does not have the right to interfere in alot of different aspects of people's lives in this state. Marijuana is a benchmark topic for this election... A society that can accommodate tobacco and alcohol should accommodate marijuana... The government, if not controlled, will grow to occupy the space currently occupied by our civil liberties..."" 14:44 Richard Dennis, chairman, Advisory Board Drug Policy Foundation, speaks: ""The current drug policy is doing kids a disservice... it's saying that all drugs are the same and it's setting up kids to have endless doubts about what authority figures say if they can be trusted. Minority neighborhoods are being used as staging zones for drug warriors to attack dealers in order to protect people in the suburbs from themselves... the War on Drugs is regressive."" 15:50 ""Cook County Prison."" In Chicago, a group of singers made up of inmates and guards entertain prisoners. 18:09 ""Tom McKean"" by Joel Cohen. Ex-cocaine addict McKean does open line radio and talks to school kids in Chicago's inner city about how to avoid peer pressure and drug use. He says that ""government is not the answer, prison is not the answer, rehabilitation is the answer...The reason we do drugs is because we live fast-paced lives and we have needs and we don't know what to do...Kids need to be loved off drugs."" 24:07 ""Hon. Robert Sweet"" by Esti Marpet. N.Y. Judge Robert Sweet speaks: ""In 1972, a committee reporting to Nixon recommended marijuana be legalized...The National Academy of Sciences made the same recommendation a few years ago. Growing marijuana is the second largest cash crop in California. The American people have learned that the threat of 'reefer madness' is nonsense...If we want to be practical we have to realize that 75% of arrests in the criminal justice system are marijuana arrests...If we eliminate prohibition of marijuana we will ease the burden on the criminal justice system."" 26:31 ""Dead Are Not Dead"" by Judith Binder. A Venice Beach musician sings: ""Our spirit lives on and on, in the trees, in the water, in the fire that's dying."" 28:11 More from ""Johnny Marijuanaseed."" Johnny tells us that no other plant has as many byproducts as hemp and is as good for the environment. ""You can make fabric from it, you can make paper from it, you can make gas and electricity. It's organically grown...it could replace fossil fuels."" 30:12 More from Gatewood Galbraith, smoking marijuana as he speaks: ""The problem is that the pharmaceutical and petrochemical industries control this country. Hemp is the greatest product. Hemp IS petroleum. It's no coincidence that in 1937 when hemp was outlawed, nylon was patented. The true battle on this planet today is between the naturals and the synthetics."" 34:14 Tony Serra commentary by Jesse Drew. Serra, a civil rights lawyer, talks about the legalization of marijuana: ""The truth is that marijuana is more benign than alcohol and tobacco put together. Marijuana should be legalized. There is no nexus, no stepping stone between marijuana and shooting heroin. Total prohibition has created the drug problem."" 39:17 ""Don Fielder"" by Eddie Becker. Fielder, the Executive of NORML, speaks: ""William Bennett is a dangerous man...anyone who speaks out against his drug policy is considered unpatriotic. The drug problem is an issue for the Surgeon General, not the Attorney General. Bennett's solution is to create more prisons, more jails and take away our constitutional freedoms."" 40:59 ""Wavy Gravy"" by Pat Creadon. At Weedstock in Black River Falls, Wisconsin, Wavy Gravy, the perennial countercultural figure, speaks about legalizing marijuana. He says: ""Let's get real, herb should be legalized, I'm tired of my friends getting put away for smoking a little herb. Part of my spiritual life is smoking herb."" ""The 90's are the 60's standing on their head."" 48:17 More from Richard Dennis: ""I don't see what law enforcement does except add to people's misery. It makes no sense. If I could have a 'wish list' of drugs to outlaw, the first would be crack, the second, tobacco. We should never talk of crack and pot in the same paragraph."" 48:45 ""Earth Day 1990: Washington DC"" by Eddie Becker. Members of NORML sell clothing made of hemp. According to them, ""Hemp is the only biomass capable of making America energy independent. One acre of pot equals four acres of trees grown for paper production. Hemp can be grown in any soil, it has no enemies. The only enemy is the U.S. Government. Smoking pot is good for you - it lowers stress, dilates the arteries and lowers your body temperature. Smoke pot - you'll live longer!"" 53:02 ""The 'Pope"" by Esti Marpet. From Greenwich Village in New York City, a man claims: ""I am the pope, self appointed. Marijuana can save the world. You can make clothes out of it, it grows quickly, it conserves soil. It's the only safe drug."" 54:41 More from ""Johnny Marijuanaseed"": ""Everything you can make from whale oil, you can make from hemp oil. You can process and texturize hemp into tofu... we could save the Whales!"