The Young Jurks

Chairman of Curaleaf (large cannabis dispensary chain, multi-state operator), Boris Jordan, on CNBC sounding like Big Daddy Cannabis:  "Our competition isn't the other cannabis companies... the competition for us is the DRUG DEALERS pedaling non-regulated product" 

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/we-bought-haverhill-7-cop-cars-to-bust-the-black/id1086374373?i=1000547011398

Curaleaf CEO Joseph Lusardi speaks with Bloomberg on how illegal dealers want to only get people high and make money! Like he doesn't want to make money while on Bloomberg a business network.

Tuesday night at 7pm, THE YOUNG JURKS will be live with guest panelists, Michael Picard, Zach Williams.and more TBA. Watch live on our youtube, facebook, twitter, or twitch! 

Thank you to @EyesOnMJ for the Boris Jordan clip.

“We bought Haverhill 7 cop cars to bust the black market” Big Daddy Cannabis. Controversial statements from cannabis owner. “Snitch on your dealer support legal cannabis!” #msogang #satire #parody #isthisreal

The owner of the Big Daddy Cannabis Company, William Henry Thomas (WHT) gives an exclusive on his wife's federal indictment for bribery. 

Is this reality?

Live interview with Antuan Castro del Rio, who "is a clear example of a  Black Lives Matter activist being targeted and jailed by local law enforcement for the crime of protesting. On October 18, 2020, a young  Latino activist, Antuan Castro del Rio, was protesting police violence and racism in front of the Fall River police station with a group of  Black Lives Matter protesters. The action was a counter-protest to supporters of Donald Trump who want arbitrary racist repression directed against Black folks to continue. As usual, the police on the scene saw it as their duty to serve as supporters of the ultra-rightist movement and to victimize supporters of racial justice. Source: https://www.facebook.com/groups/265806342119772

The Young Jurks hosted by Mike Crawford live with guest, Michael Picard discussing how he got started and what he's been up to over the last couple of years, Dianna Ploss for Governor, and much more. Picard is an activist and a satirist who focuses on civil disobedience, free speech, jury nullification, police misconduct, property rights, and gun rights. He is an aspiring lawyer who wants to help those who have been wrongfully convicted.

Shimmy is free! Live show with guests, Jean Jacques Jr, his attorney- Murat Erkan, and supporters/friends of Shimmy.

Charges dismissed against Ernst Jean-Jacques Jr. AKA Shimmy! Linda Greenberg declined to testify as she had recently been charged with assault. When your key prosecution witness can’t answer questions without implicating herself? Plead the 5th?! Yes. Essex County District Attorney Office time to resign!

FREE LAUREN,, a past co-host of The Young Jurks from federal prosecution.

With guests, Rod Webber and Lauren Pespisa.

From Lauren's facebook post, how you can help:

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10101568631756531&set=a.689807583261

HELP ME STAY OUT OF PRISON (again)!

The Good News: "2020: The Dumpster Fire" (documentary movie) is coming soon to Apple TV plus!

The Bad News: I may be the target of a federal investigation for my part in the filming of this movie! Oh joy!

I HAVEN’T BEEN INDICTED YET. There’s still a chance! What we need to do RIGHT NOW is convince AUSA Dan Perry that indicting me is not in the interest of justice!

Caroline Pineau of Stem Haverhill on The Young Jurks live, discussing Haverhill's bs fees, who’s helping, and who’s helping the mayor! 

The Young Jurks will also announce endorsements of local campaigns in Boston, Cambridge, Malden, Methuen, Haverhill...Vote on Tuesday!

Background on Stem Haverhill and their lawsuit from Mike Labella of the Eagle-Tribune:

https://www.eagletribune.com

HAVERHILL — A state official said Friday he has concerns about the relevance of impact fees being charged to retail marijuana shops by communities across the state, including in Haverhill.

Nearly six months after the owner’s of Haverhill’s Stem — a retail cannabis shop — filed a lawsuit against the city and Mayor James Fiorentini requesting documentation of costs the city has incurred because of hosting the business, the city has provided a report listing $1.3 million in expenses.

The report, which was provided to Stem along with pot shops Full Harvest Moonz and CNA Stores on Sept. 10, outlines both existing costs and annual expenses city officials say Haverhill will incur due to retail marijuana.

The documents costs per city department, with police accounting for the highest portion of the total — including six new police officers and two new cruisers — with an annual cost of $866,930.

Although he cannot comment on Haverhill’s report specifically because Stem and the city are still in litigation, Steven Hoffman, chairman of the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission, says he’s reviewed the document.

“We built a big industry but it’s not a new industry as it’s replacing an illicit industry that has existed for decades,” Hoffman said. “So things like training police on DUI and drug education has been going on for a long time and has nothing to do with the introduction of a legal business replacing an illegal business, therefore, a lot of the incremental expenses cities and towns are saying they are incurring — I just don’t buy.”