[Inappropriate Laughter]

Jose quickly got the tape to defense attorney Rochelle Berliner, a former narcotics prosecutor. She couldn't believe what she was seeing.

"I almost threw up," she said. "Because I must've prosecuted 1,500, 2,000 drug cases ... and all felonies. And I think back, Oh my God, I believed everything everyone told me. Maybe a handful of times did something not sound right to me. I don't mean to sound overly dramatic but I was like, sick."

Now can we end the War on Drugs?

[MrEdd]

Now can we end the War on Drugs?

We don't have one, and have not had one since the early 70s.

Fighting drugs like a war would be eminently winable, were it practiced.

Part of doint it would include cosing the borders. When you can show that was done, you can claim there is a war on drugs.

No reason to end something that doesn't exist.