Trump Discusses Medical Marijuana Reclassification and CBD
At the same time, the facts compel the federal government to
recognize
that marijuana can be,
uh, legitimate in terms of medical
applications when carefully
administered in some cases. This may include the use as a
substitute for addictive and potentially lethal opioid
painkillers and, uh, they cause tremendous problems, and this
can do it in a much lesser way, can make people,
uh, feel much better
that are living through tremendous pain and problems.
Forty states and multiple US territories have already recognized the use
of medical marijuana.
This reclassification order will make it far easier to conduct
marijuana-related medical research, allowing us to study
benefits, potential dangers, and future treatments.
It's gonna
have a tremendously positive impact, I believe.
We're also asking Congress to reconsider its classification of
hemp-derived CBD to ensure seniors can
access CBD products they have found beneficial
for pain and other reasons. Some people are literally
dying in there, dying with tremendous pain, and this
can, in many cases, literally stop it.
And they have their senses about them, as opposed to painkillers, which
don't allow that, uh, don't allow them to die with dignity,
frankly.
I promise to be the president of common sense, and that is
exactly what we're doing. This is really something having to do with
common sense,
and it's something having to do with the fact that so many people that I respect
ask me to... People that are having problems, big problems.
They are having big problems with illness, with cancer in particular.
I now wanna ask Dr. Oz to say a few words, followed by Dr.
Braun, Dr. Cassaret
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