Topic: Drug Propaganda

CNN reports on the dangers of marijuana edibles in Colorado following the legalization of recreational pot, citing incidents of delirium and accidental deaths. The media coverage focuses on the difficulty of dosing and the similarity between THC-infused treats and regular candy. The reporting is criticized as "Reefer Madness" style propaganda designed to instill fear and justify stricter government regulation of the burgeoning industry.

A controversy has emerged regarding the Emmy Awards' "In Memoriam" segment, where Glee actor Cory Monteith is receiving an extended tribute following his heroin overdose. Critics, including the family of veteran actor Jack Klugman, argue that legendary performers are being sidelined in favor of younger stars. The hosts suggest the focus on Monteith serves as a form of drug propaganda.

The DEA hearing continues with claims linking marijuana use to schizophrenia and psychosis in young people. The director argues that social media and songs send a message that the drug is harmless. The hosts mock the revival of the "gateway drug" theory and the "this is your brain on drugs" egg commercial imagery.