i think as you think as well that we can probably if we can conserve ourselves as a people about certain things right certain things about what are the benefits of helping our culture doing more things like helping the veterans helping veterans with p t s d helping veterans nine out of ten want medical cannabis but then there's homeless veterans you know and i'm going to get right at this but just give me a chance here the whole idea is that what i want to think of is what we're trying to accomplish is helping all of us as an audience participate in seeing something us talking about it about somebody and i think you're the one person that mentioned something about medical cannabis people being a susceptible to being attacked to being you know to being what you were attacked that your attack yeah what happened oh well you know you know ever since there's medical marijuana there's been a little bit of increase of you know reports to the police of people stealing people's you know things are changing but it is some things are still kind of open air as far as like where it is like you say a homeless fetter just any regular homeless person safely medicate themselves with medical another homeless person or desperate person on the street that wants to take advantage of said person it's a patient it's you know possibly medicating themselves out in public or in some parker some alleyway which many more dangerous you know it's like  should you go hide somewhere where you might be more and threat of being attacked you know or should you try to do it out in public where you might be a little bit safer hopefully not offend anybody you know so and so what we're looking we're looking at is what i think we're seeing is with well this housing creating a legislation for housing that is identified by county codes registered with the counties eventually leading to  s d circumstances where you have this type of recognition by the counties to legislate to legislate to be able to create codes right codes for medical food handling for cannabis cannabis food  handling food x cannabis medical applications for the corning possibilities and the state might be on the verge of creating a multi billion dollar medical export industry here think about  that possibly over one hundred five countries can receive medical cannabis you know shipping them like people and research all of us were talking about canada savings and loans industry savings and loans and  mcdermott and he's pretty interesting and elected you know once he's elected i think would be a lot of change in the seventh district right because he's real marijuana and pro veterans rates and a lot of things but i mean it's a beautiful thing it grows on a plant and it's you know not as bad as tobacco for you at all and it's not pretty or actually to you and it's not harming me or threatening me beautiful to be something that the society or the court systems can judge you on and police can harass you and take your house away or keep you from getting a house you know because of this is no reason why if people would talk a cigarette out in public they should be able to smoke a joint out in public songs they're not hurting anybody or offending anybody directly you know maybe stand a little ways away from them you know or whatever but you know i mean and then you have a coalition for chemical issues for standards and ethics these different groups of people are providing they're trying to create experience you know you think in the reasoning behind all this like i mentioned here all those guys some brilliant people helping legislation helping write the laws for legislation helping right now the codes for legislation things like that and if we are people that we are the government supposed to be are we the ones that can roll or sleeves or you know i did in real to create a thing where i would say we can create all kinds of opportunities for the local economies cooperation with local law enforcement and legislation and people like that because strange as it may sound somebody two hundred years ago i think our company the second largest export from america at the time was cannabis so it must have played a in professor gizmo i mean are we looking at grant money in the hundreds of millions potentially that little jobs creating getting medical jobs creating and kinds of careers new fields of study new perspectives on the way a society can create future destiny for future generations one of my so i don't think oil is the answer of nuclear let's see they killed off the western and eastern hemisphere wherever those are they kill them off i mean we have we have massive die offs now in the atlantic and pacific is anybody paying attention and we're playing this so called campaign game for the zombies could have playing this role i guess i think they're they've got to be zombies because who could believe what we're looking at and what this game this hope and pray and vision some really good programs that we could start you know especially with the homeless fed sort of low income people that they say like they can't grow themselves medical marijuana but somehow they got a grant and got a large building that they could do a property of growing in you know help get funding for their equipment and you know power bills for the first area you know and if they did that then the people that were normally spend what little bit of money they have for medical marijuana at the access point would become independent matter of fact your state was independent state and the people could actually  supply some of the access points themselves with some of their medicine it's access and exchange for some type of donation rich fusion income from from that it might help them out for not being homeless or  low income or at least be you know more self sufficient creating their own little lifestyle and you know and i think i'm all for that you know maybe even in the summer time we away and have a little you know compassionate medicine for them you know and and like i said maybe a place where we instead of a fall out shelter you know since is such a dangerous thing we  a good this is a circumstance where we've been lied to by facts and figures all the so called states that we're supposed to be able to get public to me all seem to be doctored and we're not actually being properly reported to by the so called corporate media that's going to do this public access broadcasting as we do a lot more journalist and we were reporting what we think is important being reporters journalists and that's what we are and what we're trying to accomplish here is going to report to the people our community who were a part of to see certain things so using television helps that helps us get our message across like cannabis that they can authorize their patients to be issued that warning through the v a people are normal out of these things and currently there are veterans now getting medical cannabis treatment through the v a here in seattle the veterans vietnam veterans was this many times higher than the actual number they reported as casualties of that war many times many times probably still if it's in the circumstances where right are we doing as a society where we take young people turn them into foreign point stoppers and all the sudden they've got to be released in a world where they've been travel tyson damaged and now they have to exist in a society that steps on it and steals everything from a put some of the street they've been traumatized they sacrificed themselves to to be more or less that the defense of their own would come to community or credit their country at the point of getting literally disabled somehow mentally physically what is the system doing it's not doing anything it's like what do we do we can create county codes professor and he codes for codes for why do we see county could recognize homeless veterans homeless veterans wellness programs and it least recognize it in the county code and come up with a way that we can stop destroying i've ever since the people took took their lives in their own hands to try to defend the american people when what are we doing one of my that's going on here one of my goal i sleep so well you know there's a real problem with there's more homeless people i mean more empty houses and homeless people now and you know there's such a you know imbalance between the rich and the poor and employers just seem to keep on getting quarter and i thought of a project a long time ago where we could  first property owners first try to you know get a easily to you know accept our help and to give us help by supplying a property that might be run down and they can't be popular might not have enough money to invest to fix it up in order to sell it or whatever well here's these homeless people and that's to have skills and then we have these homeless youth at risk and other people that don't have skills they could be put together in a household in a community setting  where they can learn a trade teach a trade mentor be to poppy occupy it legally for a while possibly even get some revenue from it you know when it sells equity and you know if you start something good whe really care we have to do some more programs in the future if any of you out there care if you could help us get funded i mean i get something i mean i can't even afford to buy the tapes i have a vietnam veteran and survive off a veterans pension easy that's all i'm allowed here and strange i've had to deal with a lot of stuff and people want to believe you know here i am still somehow being able to report something and let me have some property to use the whole country is being so completely destroyed if we're allow if this fall i mean that's another story you know but anyway one last message professor gives me yes i want to mind you but also you know civil defense is the thing we neighborhood get to know them and their plan and have a plan together instead of everybody being fighting against each other struggling against each other you be helping each other out and yeah yeah anyway i really appreciate you guys watching all the alive and the counties start to realize that they can take control of price programs within the county infrastructure that's their jurisdiction possibly there is something where i'm saying possibly maybe that's why they canvassed a fence coalition and livingston f used in more medical waste and we don't even know yes and they're wrong now and i run remember to get out and vote get registered to vote vote for our new senator andrew hughes and also vote no on i five o two even though it is  i respect that one other thing i want to remind everybody i'm trying to offer up on medical marijuana tours to new patients or peaches to set or not familiar with the area and there's some free is in it for yeah so so it's not only free there's something in it for you and you can be a lot of fun and just get ahold of me and enjoy that and also if you need to get your medical marijuana card get ahold of me i can help you  or gives us the perfect opportunity to broadcast i didn't hear all the life we are on the search engines you can type in all the life and you can actually find professor gizmo in google as well so we've got about one second left i'm going to mention this go to choice wellness provided me with providing kind of she's the professor extraordinary of teaching the other access points here in c i would think that he create the concept of ways to do it properly this seems to be leading the way for able build this thing into he not just cannabis but don't forget before we get going here cannabis i challenge you research guys at the university of washington whatever tell me that cannabis isn't going to be found will actually be a valuable organic element for extracting and removing nuclear contamination out of the human body think about that it's a challenge and if you guys can realize when i'm handing you  well i think any last word professor well be safe and have fun safety first yes and let's get the veterans administration working with everyone to help us as a community all of us start healing ourselves a half who's going to take it they have to actually admit there's things that they don't know yet so takes us the people we are the government to do that work think about that so thank you for watching all the live i will be wilson professor it is only life it may be tonight but it's still day i think it's day but it's still night and day and all day life i'm a people something and we're not to you lie but we're alive and that's what i'm trying to get to the point supreme court things you can see in the background here as janet supreme court case just got filed yesterday this is the twentieth of june it's keith's sixtieth birthday by the way keep real good keith sixtieth birthday everybody i told him he should have been born in four twenty when he nobody can see or so she gets replaced and however today she doesn't have any shades because she's definitely a happy camper with her case has finally reached the dockets and  he first started using and you mentioned something about ninety ninety seven and one of the supreme court justices wigan's to this case is about attorneys misrepresenting their capacity to the court and we just pulled it up on the internet a few minutes ago because it wasn't there earlier and as of yesterday they have submitted the case that i filed to conference and mr gregory miller has decided that he's submitted a waiver because he's not going to  deny her access to her attorneys deny her access to her county and deny her access to her medical doctors and me and i've been fighting this case since two thousand and seven and finally it's been accepted by the u s supreme court it's been issued a case number i filed it on january twenty first twenty fourth two thousand and twelve and as of june twelfth and thirteenth mr miller has filed a waiver so that he's not going to reply just been a travesty of justice in the state of washington and i'm really glad that the u s supreme court has even read my writ of certiorari and accepted this case to at least docket it with a case number it's been a really that money under a fictitious charitable trust and victoria s e r e l e s a b t o filed fraudulent tax returns and during the great go wanted one hansen who was an accountant in edmonds to file amended tax returns to correct the fraud and these attorneys sally vandam michael born year and gregory miller all participated in this conspiracy to not only defraud dorothy grego but they also  defrauded the u s government because they they were involved in tax fraud because the tax returns for the break a charitable trust in the great the living trust that the guardianship case prevented from being corrected  this is a very very remarkable case and there's other cases that i've now discovered because other people who are victims to this guardianship abuse situation have come forward order and without it were a protection to the court to transfer funds and without an order from the court to take the money so this kind of situation happens a lot we just don't know about it and it's t v shows like this th funds a five hundred thousand from a vanguard account and then she struck that hearing because she knew that dan smirk and i'd already taken one hundred thirty five thousand out of a bank account any time you're involved in a guardianship case and you're working with money you have to account for every penny and it was the obligation of julie shows are empty assistant attorney general jennifer parsky and robert morrison who was the g a o it was a geisha not them to specifically said about the hearing on december twelfth and did not talk about it hearing on february first that was a different nominated guardian there have been three guardians that were nominated two of which didn't want anything to do with this case dance market was nominated he he came into the picture the day of the hearing he never gave the ten day notice of it was poignant they never followed any kind of civil roles and that was and it's a it's a it's a problem in the state of washington that you you have to worry about and i can't tell you anybody to go to because i don't have any attorney in the state of washington then that i could recommend you to i swearing and when medical doctors engage in folks wearing and everybody engages them faltering to the detriment of the war and those are the kind of things that are very very significant and that's why i really appreciate this bank and she put that in the record i argued that that stuff was illegal for her to have gotten and the judge did not care and it's very very scary where like in the robert hamley case dan smoking did not have the financial records here for many of us salmon because she had thirty days to produce those records dance mercan illegally got those records and got them removed from the the cases like this and she she gets involved in putting fold swearing into petitions she did not put on her petition for guardianship that robert hammer was abt the v a hospital and that he was a veteran and that's very very significant and that eva sampler they had to add robert hamlin discharged into her possession and that she had been given medical instructions jennifer barsky lawyer when she got this guardianship for robert hamlin and that is very very significant but that is not being investigated just the degree of both swearing involved in that case and the degree of all swearing involved in the good janet will cry and i think this whole case of the guardianship of robert hamlin is to cover up the illegal behavior of perry me and so it's very very important when people get involved th contact public access community channels and to get their stories on the air because the only way you can get any help whatsoever is to get it on these kind of channels and thank you very much for wilson and  actually legalize it medically at the county level and can county cannabis housing meaning well that's housing i mean what your thoughts on that i mean for a billion dollar industry hundred thousand jobs a lot of good absolutely firm for me i think i've always been a country that's pride ourselves on  progressing and i think the legalization of marijuana on all levels but federal local and county is something that's far long overdue and it's something that i'm all for and that i would fight for in the federal level of congress i think it's wonderful that you're working on it on the county more medical use substances sort of number one scheduled get it down to something to be recognized medical use but i think it's absolutely essential i mean with talking as a tax attorney i think the revenue source right there we're talking about how we're going to fund education how when to fund a lot of things our communities it's a wonderful source of revenue as well as it's never been a gateway drug it's always been the gateway to i think injustices within our system it's the gateway to putting someone in prison and putting around people that maybe turn them into a criminal versus actually making them a criminal and in my view it's one of things that we need right now we need a new generation of leadership we need people who are going to be in office who are going to fight for things that no longer should be illegal in our society and to recruit kids it's one of the thing i know it's going to lead to other someone has to take the lead yet as a tax attorney are you alarmed at people like richard work and biggio recent fictitious young numbers and charitable trust names and open fictitious bank accounts to hide money from the elderly in the state of washington oh  for me i think government reform and a lack of transparency with that with leadership it is horrible actually this week we announced a whole slate of performers that we would like to fight for on the federal level including calling all members of congress to put their asses in a blind trust because been there so much very much political profiteering the takes place of political intelligence being in a privileged position of office and it's good it's not about self service is about public service you're supposed to be there serving the public and it's gone so far away from that which is why we need more people from the going on with the big campaign and coming up here we'll probably have you on several times i'd be honored yeah we'll be honored to have you there and as far as work would serve for example future campaign platforms i mean the canvas thing is something you it's very clear with your background that's very important what do you think what do you think that's going to happen with the state where you think we're going to be able to hang in there or what for for all the opposition you know i hope so medically medically i believe so i think it's the first step it's much like marriage  equality it's happening on the state level but it should also happen on the federal level as well that you have to set a precedent and i think washington is the state that can do that i think we're in a position where we can take the initiative and take leadership and ideally we can elect people that will also take that stan thing and the longer we fight that the more we the more we empower the cartels in the north the southern part of the border the more we steer possible revenue away from crucial things in our community the more we harm people that need it for for  there are so many reasons and it's sort of connected to i think the well being of society and we just need to move forward on this issue you know where some congressional so from from edmonds all the way to normandy park you know on capitol hill at vermillion one bar it starts at six thirty there's me live music and food and drink and i will just be kind of relaunching this campaign but we're going to be out there were knocking doors every single day second to capitol hill and for a million one bar it's  right right near the value village and bar set and so you're going to have a few meet and greet yes so the people can get to know you and they can participate absolutely we're talking about we've got twenty thousand doors where we're not only can go out and not but eighty to ninety thousand or so we're trying to meet people going back to the old school politics going door to door talking to people because you just can't spend enough money to make up for a personal relationship and how do people get your sign so they can have signs in there from here you can go to our web site which is used for congress dot com and you can s my yes how do you feel with education these new marijuana laws how are they going to make sense as far as educating the you in the children and the younger people about oh i would love to talk that more next week if we don't time right now but i definitely think  it's like any other thing with their cigarettes or something else you got you educate and you create laws that take care of people until they can make choices on their own things like i've got here and another like question but i know you don't have time to answer  it if you have a medical marijuana in there and it sells medical problems what are going to do to reemploy the doctors and the nurses that are will be have their jobs lost and what about the jails in the world and that's not good for our society it's not who we want to be and so we're losing jobs in fact we're putting people back in the community that can work and be taxpaying citizens contributing to society and then say with doctors and nurses this isn't going to take away we haven't a population which is thanks for watching us and player a lot of these communities are like oh my god if we allow cannabis the sky is going to fall the earth is going to collapse seattle realizes cannabis has been around in the city of seattle for a minute  nothing's new about there being cannabis in seattle the question is what is the access now if you look at portugal if you look at europe if you look at holland rates don't go up with quote unquote legalization skiing in fact they level off or even go down slightly so the cannabis market is still there it's a matter of word is and the city of seattle realizes hey even even even with i don't use recreational sales better inside  outside if they're outside they're on the street corner they're in the public parks they're out with the children the stuff is being sold out of schools or we can have an appropriate place to have it and so the city is invested in taking a market that clearly exists and needs existed for a long time within the city and starting to find ways to make it appropriate