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0 CNN reporter is visibly stoned after report on Colorado’s legal marijuana

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This is great.

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deathandtaxesmag.com
In News by Alex Moore Jan 15, 2014

CNN reporter is visibly stoned after report on Colorado’s legal marijuana

CNN reporter Randi Kaye is a stoner and a terrible liar.

In a recent field report on marijuana legalization in Colorado, Kaye took a ride around the Mile High City with some local so-called Ganjaprenneurs who are renting out a party limo for “weed tours” of the city’s newly legal hot spots. Weed-lover Barbara Harvey hot-boxes the thing with a couple joints that a very blazed Kaye describes to Anderson Cooper as “the size of small cannons.” But Kaye clearly didn’t limit indulging to the second-hand variety—you can almost see her nose growing as she tells Anderson that her “very extensive research” only included a contact high. She also laughs uncontrollably and describes a joint saying, “this one is a blueberry one.”

Being called out by Anderson Cooper for being clearly baked on national news would be enough to send me into a full-blown panic attack. You have to admit—she handles it like a champ. Start at 4:30 below for the choice bit.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=xXW6IeeiQ8g

http://www.deathandtaxesmag.com/213102/cnn-reporter-is-visibly-stoned-after-report-on-colorados-legal-marijuana/

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I think already the Mile High City has a reason beyond the Rocky Mountains for this claim. ^_^

Best regards,

RA1

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