In the full version of this week's Cannabis Coast to Coast News with Alaina Pinto, President Trump makes his first comments in public about rescheduling cannabis. NORML reaction from Morgan Fox, political director; House Republican Greg Steube files a rescheduling bill; Andrew Behringer in Washington, DC; Kerry Hinkle on the Texas battle over THC-infused hemp products; Curtis Emery has the mess in Massachusetts with the CCC; Kimmie Cannabis in Oklahoma; Jennifer Boozer Stewart in Alabama.

In the B Block, Thailand recriminalizes the plant; Debi Facey in Canada with Toronto events; Alysha Bellamy in Minnesota; Mark Alan the Chicago Clone Guy; Joe Parsons in Virginia; Christina Brisson in Ohio; Tina Tasaka in Nevada, and on the Tribal Lands; Christopher Bright in Maryland; Jill Goldsberry with a tour of an Atlantic City Social Consumption Lounge; Plus we celebrate the Women in Cannabis Expo,. and the Canna Mom of the year, Amie Carter, our Michigan correspondent, a tireless advocate, and super mom! Plus Dina Nagib with a special 1v1 report with Brooke Westlake of Women in Cannabis Expo.

In the full show of this week's Cannabis Coast to Coast News with Alaina Pinto, West Texas DA Sarah Stonger posts her smoking a joint on TikTok that she bought in legal New Mexico to make a point about the draconian laws on cannabis in her state and at the Federal level. Only in Texas! She explains in the A Block. Plus the Massachusetts GOP wants to put a ballot question for next year that would ban home grow, and change already existing possession limits in the 8 billion dollar state industry. Kerry Hinkle on the Mississippi Hemp battles; Curtis Emery in Massachusetts has a story of recalls and the Boston Sheriff arrest in Florida on extortion charges. TJM's Chris Faraone expounds on the arrest and details the state GOP efforts to get a prohibitionist ballot question approved for midterms. Dina Nagib in California on changes Glass House Farms has made in hiring practices after ICE raid two weeks ago. Plus NORML"s Morgan Fox on the influx of prohibition content in media and in Washington DC.

In the B Block—international reports from England and France; State reports from Amie Carter in Michigan; Tina Tasaka in Nevada and on Tribal Lands; Joe Parsons in Virginia; Christopher Bright in MD; Christina Brisson in Ohio;

In the C Block—Jennifer Boozer in Alabama; A Women in Cannabis preview with Brooke Westlake and Exec. Producer Jimmy Young 1v1; Kimmie Cannabis in Oklahoma; Mark Alan the Chicago Clone Guy in Illinois ; Alysha Bellamy in Minnesota at Canna Con; Robin Alford in Kentucky; Doug Miller is High on Wall Street, and Jill Goldsberry in NJ at new Social Clubs;

In this weeks full show of Cannabis Coast to Coast News with Alaina Pinto, DEA Head Terrence Cole lied to the US Senate during his confirmation hearings! Rescheduling didn't even make top ten of priorities for his agency; Rand Paul from Kentucky gets Fed Hemp Ban pulled from appropriations bill; "Smart" Approaches to Marijuana launches prohibition campaign and urges Trump to not reschedule cannabis; Andrew Behringer in DC; Texas Hemp battle heats up again, Kerry HInkle on Hemp; 1v1 exclusive with Embarc CEO Lauren Carpenter after successfully managing the California state fair, and the 3 day Dead and Co festival in San Francisco; Plus 19 reports from around the world and coast to coast; A block - Amie Carter in Michigan; Curtis Emery in Massachusetts;

B Block - International reports from Europe; England, and Canada; Plus Joe Parsons in Virginia; Tina Tasaka in Nevada and on Tribal Lands; Doug Miller High on Wall Street; Kimmie Cannabis in Oklahoma at Terp Float;

C Block - Jennifer Boozer in Alabama; Jill Goldsberry in NJ. with new social clubs; Christopher Bright in MD; Mark Alan in Illinois; Matthew Friedlander in Washington State, Marianne Cursetjee in Oregon; Robin Alford in Kentucky; Christina Brisson in Ohio; Ashley Bellamy in Minnesota; 3 Days of Dead & Co in San Francisco celebrating 60 years of Grateful Dead music, but first open consumption and sale of cannabis.

In this week's Cannabis Coast to Coast News with Alaina Pinto. The Senate confirms Terrence Cole as DEA Head Administrator, a prohibitionist who just doesn't want to move cannabis off schedule 1 of CSA, but will science and public opinion sway him to do what's right? Plus the DEA Judge who stalled the rescheduling process John Mulrooney retires; Aaron Smith the NCIA Executive Director resigns to try to Unite America and Executive Producer Jimmy Young has an exclusive interview; plus a determined Jennifer Boozer in Alabama as a victim of draconian laws in her state; ; Dina Nagib in California on Cresco Labs leaving; Doug Miller has the impact on their stock.

B Block International reports with Ben Stevens, Dave Barton, and Debbie Facey; 5 state reports Plus Jimmy Young covers a putting for prerolls competition at a charity golf tournament;

C block, Kimmie Cannabis in Oklahoma, and Christopher Bright,; Plus name that gummy contest in Minnesota!

In the full version of this week's Cannabis Coast to Coast News with Alaina Pinto, the prohibitionists are circling the wagons in Washington, DC. Will rescheduling be a "priority," or will the feds just leave it on Schedule 1? Plus, a Missouri cannabis legend passes at age 47, a tribute to Daniel "Waxy Brown" Jones, veteran, advocate, media personality, and legend. Brandon Jones with that story. Plus a Rescheduling update with the NCIA's Aaron Smith and Michelle Ritter Friberg; California's Jackie Bryant exclusively with Executive Producer Jimmy Young;

A Block—With 5 reports Andrew Behringer, Tina Tasaka, Amie Carter, Jennifer Boozer;

B Block—International roundup with Ben Stevens and Dave Barton; Joe Parsons, Marianne Cursetjee, Mark Alan, and Matthew Friedlander;

C Block—Remembering Daniel "Waxy Brown" Jones with Brandon Jones in Missouri; Christina Brisson, Jill Goldsberry, Doug Miller, Kimmie Cannabis, Robin Alford;

This is the full show of Cannabis Coast to Coast News with Alaina Pinto. Senator Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) admits pushing the 2018 Farm Bill through Congress was a mistake, creating a legal loophole that has led to a billion-dollar underregulated industry, and now the Feds want a mulligan, or a do over, and will ban all "quantifiable" THC infused products in one year. How much is "quantifiable" will be decided by RFK Jrs. HHS. Kerry Hinkle has industry reaction. Plus, a Rhode Island medical pharmaceutical company, MMJ International Holdings, calls for the DEA to be blown up after 7 years of work with the FDA that was supposed to be compliant development of a drug to battle Huntington's disease and MS was shut down for no reason. MMJ International is suing the DEA and calling for the dismissal of a deputy administrator. An exclusive interview with their CEO Duane Boise. Plus Minnesota prepares for adult use to open and offers an off-reservation store to one of their Indigenous Tribes, Tina Tasaka has that story. In the B Block, Dina Nagib in California with the excise tax increase and the ICE raid at Grass House Farm that led to 200 arrests.

This is the full edition of Cannabis Coast to Coast News. Raw Rolling Papers CEO Josh Kesselman buys High Times out of receivership for a bargain at $3.6 million. We talk with former High Times Editor Steve Bloom, the Celeb Stoner himself. Plus 12 reports from Coast to Coast to Canada and Europe. Kimmie Cannabis in Oklahoma; Curtis Emery in Massachusetts; Andrew Behringer in Washington, DC, Federal Reform; Louis Joe in the District of Columbia; Amie Carter in Michigan; Marianne Cursetjee in Oregon; Karen Black as Co-anchor; Mark Alan, the Chicago Clone Guy in Illinois; Kerry Hinkle on Hemp; Tina Tasaka in Nevada and on Tribal Lands; Christina Brisson in Ohio; Debi Facey in Canada; Dave Burton in England; Plus an exclusive 1v1 interview with the Political Director of NORML Morgan Fox, with Executive Producer Jimmy Young;

In this full episode of this week's Cannabis Coast to Coast News with Alaina Pinto, exclusive interviews with

New Holland Group's Jamie Pearson, NCIA's Aaron Smith in Denver Co, , Sustainable Innovations John Murray in Illinois , Cannabis Safety First and Ohio Lobbyist of the Year Tim Johnson, plus Cynthia Cabrera from Texas' Hometown Hero. 18 reporters from Coast to Coast, Europe, England, and Canada; Is there jealousy of the hemp world by the licensed cannabis world? Cannabis Coast to Coast News is the most complete TV Style news show in the industry and for the industry; Contributing reporters:

Kerry Hinkle on Hemp; Brandon Jones in Missouri; Christina Brisson in Ohio Amie Carter in Michigan; Mark Alan in Illinois; Kimmie Cannabis in Oklahoma; Marianne Cursetjee in Oregon; Tina Tasaka with the Tribal Lands; Jennifer Boozer in Alabama; Xavier Jaillet in Colorado; Joe Parsons in Virginia; Louis Joe in the District of Washington; Doug Miller on Cannabis Stocks; international reports from Ben Stevens in Europe; Dave Barton in England; Debi Facey in Canada;