Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle minton

Welcome to the Green Rush, a KCSA Strategic Communications Production, a weekly conversation at the intersection of cannabis, psychedelics, the capital markets and culture.  This week Anne Donohoe and Phil Carlson talk to Reason Foundation's Senior Policy Analyst Michelle Minton and Research Director Geoffrey Lawrence. Michelle and Geoff join us to discuss their drug policy work at Reason Foundation, their latest projects at the organization and their respective journeys to Reason. In this episode, Michelle and Geoff share insight surrounding their recent policy briefs, the significance of interstate cannabis and “The Drug Legalization Handbook,” as well as perspective on the next big steps towards the integration of psychedelics into the US healthcare system. If you are interested in learning more about Michelle, Geoff and their work with Reason Foundation, visit the links in our show notes. Also, be sure to follow Reason, Michelle and Geoff on X. So, sit back and enjoy our conversation with Michelle Minton, Senior Policy Analyst and Geoffrey Lawrence, Research Director at Reason Foundation. Links, mentions, and socials: Reason Foundation: https://reason.org Reason Foundation drug policy work: https://reason.org/topics/drug-policy Drug Legalization Handbook: https://reason.org/policy-study/the-drug-legalization-handbook “The implications of federal cannabis rescheduling” “The case for interstate marijuana commerce right now” “The stereotype of the lazy, lefty marijuana smoker doesn't reflect reality” “Psychedelics Archives” Psychedelic Alpha: “Ibogaine Advocates Seek Ohio Opioid Settlement Funds Following Failure in Kentucky” Reason Foundation's X: https://twitter.com/ReasonFdn Michelle Minton's X: https://twitter.com/michelleminton Geoffrey Lawrence's X: https://twitter.com/GLawNV   Show Credits: This episode was hosted by Anne Donohoe and Phil Carlson of KCSA Strategic Communications. Special thanks to our Program Director Shea Gunther. You can learn more about how KCSA can help your cannabis and psychedelic companies by visiting www.kcsa.com or emailing greenrush@kcsa.com. You can also connect with us via our social channels: X: @The_GreenRush Instagram: @thegreenrush_podcast LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/thegreenrushpodcast Facebook: facebook.com/TheGreenRushPodcast  YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCuEQkvdjpUnPyhF59wxseqw?disable_polymer=true

Cameron English from ACSH calls out journals for trying to weaken Pro Vaping #science.Anti-Vaping Bias Undermines E-Cigarette Research? New Study Raises Questionshttps://www.acsh.org/.../anti-vaping-bias-undermines-e...More Madness from the liars at TRUTHhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=Fq6EFiQaU_Y...https://www.fox4now.com/.../youth-nicotine-vaping-is-a...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTWmZWODbfQhttps://cbsaustin.com/.../survey-from-the-truth...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fq6EFiQaU_Yhttps://news.yahoo.com/youth-nicotine-vaping-mental...https://www.koin.com/.../ednw.../vaping-and-mental-health/"How to better brainwash the masses"https://medicalxpress.com/.../2022-05-reveals-effective...Brad Rodu is asking smart questionshttps://rodutobaccotruth.blogspot.com/.../where-is...Michelle Minton spotted CDC's game of follow the leader with FDAhttps://twitter.com/michell.../status/1524509288013651970...One Healthier choice leads to anotherhttps://medicalxpress.com/.../2022-05-smokers-e...Kicking arse a mile highhttps://www.cpr.org/.../colorado-flavor-ban-bill-dies-in.../Tobacco tax may be associated with higher e-cigarette use among young peoplehttps://www.news-medical.net/.../Tobacco-tax-may-be...New study finds global adolescent vaping is lowhttps://medicalxpress.com/.../2022-05-global-adolescent...Vape: The Musical: judge allows parody of John Travolta's 'Grease 'https://www.geo.tv/.../416604-vape-the-musical-judge...Join us tonight at 10pm Eastern on Facebok, YouTube, Twitter and Twitch

According to industry analyst Michelle Minton, the future for nicotine vaping in the United States looks “pretty brutal,” following the FDA's marketing denial orders, the vape mail ban, and the loss of synthetic nicotine as an ingredient in nicotine vapes. In the battle against anti-vaping forces, no one is more tenacious than Michelle Minton, a senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C. As a researcher and writer on regulatory issues, Minton has delivered many hard-hitting articles and reports exposing corrupt motivations and tactics behind the most egregious efforts to destroy vaping. What's the state of vaping in the U.S.? Find out. Only on RegWatch by RegulatorWatch.com Released: April 22, 2022 Produced by Brent Stafford https://youtu.be/aRYt602OTgY This episode is supported by DEMAND VAPE Make RegWatch happen, go to https://support.regulatorwatch.com

Michelle Minton of the Completive Enterprise Institute says a Treasury report endorses deregulation of the alcohol industry. The craft brew industry has thrived in recent years. Further deregulation will improve competition. Producers are captive to their distributor.

Michelle Minton on the nicotine policy debate

Michelle Minton of the Competitive Enterprise Institute and Helen Redmond of Filter Magazine join AVM's Amanda Wheeler to discuss the latest on the proposed Nicotine Tax, Helen's latest piece on the FDA's approach to vaping, Michelle's declaration that the “teen vaping crisis” is over, Dr. Cother Hajat's review of studies on vaping, and the most misleading media coverage on vaping from the past week.

Welcome back to TBN. Vape industry news, advocacy and information. We have really only one main topic today, but it's a doozie. Bloomberg and Campaign For Tobacco Free Kids have been meddling in foreign governments. Michelle Minton from CEI is here to help us break down her recent paper regarding some internal leaked Campaign For Tobacco Free Kids documents. For regular viewers of TBN this isn't going to seem like super shocking stuff, but believe it or not, it gets more shocking and now we actually have documents showing the agenda. Prohibition on all alternate forms of nicotine. They have the money and influence and they are starting with LMIC countries. I mean after USA and Canada, those were easy.

The FDA has moved to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars from sales in the U.S. Michelle Minton, Senior Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, joined the WBAP Morning News to discuss the FDA's reasoning.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michelle Minton, senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, joins us this week to discuss vaping, tobacco use, sodium intake, and regulations for consumer products and practices viewed as "immoral."

Billionaire philanthropist Michael Bloomberg is well-known in America for incessant moralizing over the products he believes government should ban people from consuming, in the name of good public health. But few know the magnitude of Bloomberg's impact in developing countries around the world. Over the past decade, Bloomberg-funded organizations have made concerted efforts to eradicate low-risk nicotine products, such as vaping, in low and middle-income countries. They push narrow public health policies that disenfranchise and marginalize local populations. In part-2 of this RegWatch special series we are joined by Michelle Minton, a senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C. Hear why she thinks Bloomberg's one size fits all policy is “insidious” and a throwback to the “colonialist origins of public health.” Only on RegWatch by RegulatorWatch.com. Find out. Only on RegWatch by RegulatorWatch.com. Released: March 31, 2021 Produced by Brent Stafford  https://youtu.be/w3PLvi4qgiE This episode is supported by FLAVOUR CRAFTERS *RegWatch needs your help** Go to https://support.regulatorwatch.com

*Guest: Michelle Minton, Senior Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute - The law banning the shipment of nicotine vaping products via the U.S. postal service is set to go into effect at the end of next month, leaving many consumers with limited options to secure the products they rely on to quit smoking. Joining us today on RegWatch to talk about the impact and politics behind the U.S. vape mail ban, and the overall outlook for vaping, in general, is Michelle Minton, senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C. Only on RegWatch by RegulatorWatch.com. Released: March 26, 2021 Produced by Brent Stafford https://youtu.be/5UHdw1OLcuQ This episode is supported by DEMAND VAPE Make RegWatch happen, go to https://support.regulatorwatch.com

Welcome back to Tuesday Bro Tuesday. Same show by name only. This is possibly my most favorite live stream we have ever done here. Huge thank you to Michelle Minton. Each week for roughly a dangle-clack free hour and a half we will all be discussing the topics of the day. As well as current breaking news from the world of vaping, nicotine and tobacco harm reduction. Today's Topics include: Discrediting the myth making machine. Michelle Minton is back!!! 100% Dangleclack free! were going to be discussing that Stanford "study" in regards to youth vaping and covid19, and why Anti-Nicotine Zealots Only Care about Science When it Says What They Want. All Links available on GrimmGreen.com https://grimmgreen.com/2020/09/02/tuesdaybrotuesday-michelle-minton-is-back-anti-nicotine-zealots-the-stanford-study/

If you aren't following Michelle Minton(@michelleminton) on Twitter you are missing out.Michelle is a senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute. Minton specializes in consumer policy, covering regulatory issues that include gambling, tobacco harm reduction, cannabis legalization, alcohol, and nutrition.It seems she is the CEI dot org expert on sin so #sonoflibertyradio is a good place to talk to her and find out about the numerous studies she has authored, her appearances in the media and discuss the unintended consequences of laws and regulations designed to protect adults from the choices they make versus the principles of individual liberty. Essentially nannystate versus individual freedom.Kevin will be here to discuss this week on Twitter, we'll discuss California punishing people of color, smokers and turning humans into pariahs just for their choices.Join us Friday night at 10pm EST on Twitter, YouTube and Facebook.Bonus, we are having a respectable, educated expert in her field and Kevin and I won't have to act like kids forced to sit on the front pew for being bad kids.

Really excited about today's episode. Michelle Minton did an incredible piece on the youth vaping "epidemic" and rather than attempt to read it on a Tuesday Bro Tuesday, it became this podcast.Tons of really good fascinating information. Hope you all enjoy the hell out of it. Once again huge thank you to Michelle and CEI for allowing me to share this.https://cei.org/content/perverse-psychology

Welcome back to Tuesday Bro Tuesday. Same show by name only. Some early Dangle Clacks but Michelle was a good sport. Everything returns to normal about 13min into the stream. Going to get this issue sorted out and have her back next week. Each week for roughly an hour and a half we will all be discussing the topics of the day. As well as current breaking news from the world of vaping, nicotine and tobacco harm reduction. Today's Topics include: Discrediting the myth making machine. As seen basically everywhere in the news this last week. The big headline says "'We need to tell everyone': Teens, young adults who vape more at risk for COVID-19, study says" is that what the study says? was this even a "study"? Thanks to Michelle Minton... sorry for the Dangleclacks All links available on GrimmGreen.com

Full Grimm Episode 3! Really excited about today's episode. Michelle Minton did an incredible piece on the youth vaping "epidemic" and rather than attempt to read it on a Tuesday Bro Tuesday, it became this podcast. Tons of really good fascinating information. Hope you all enjoy the hell out of it. Once again huge thank you to Michelle and CEI for allowing me to share this. https://cei.org/content/perverse-psychology

Michelle Minton from the Competitive Enterprise Institute discusses recent executive action taken by the Governor of Michigan to essentially ban most vaping and e-cigarette products. Minton explains research data on these products and argues against some of the approaches to regulating them that are happening around the nation.

Diving into the mind of Michelle Minton.

President Trump said the U.S. plans to pull most vaping products from the market, citing growing concerns about health hazards and rising use by teenagers of the trendy alternative to traditional cigarettes. Michelle Minton, Senior Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute joins RegWatch to discuss Trump's War on Vaping and the progressive underpinnings of the battle to ban the vape. Produced by Brent Stafford Released September 11, 2019

Julie Gunlock and Michelle Minton dispel myths about e-cigarettes. They discuss how much safer products like Juul are, and how regulations are hurting people looking to quit smoking. There is a lot of biased reporting online, listen to this podcast to get the full report.

The Restoration of America's Wire Act (RAWA) is a piece of legislation that would extend the Federal Wire Act of 1961 to impose a federal ban on online gambling. Simultaneously, the bill would grant online activities like fantasy sports an exemption. But is it really an effort to limit gambling or is it crony politics? Michelle Minton of the Competitive Enterprise Institute will stop by to discuss it.  In the space of a few years, Bitcoin has gone from an idea ignored or maligned by almost everyone to an asset with a market cap of more than $12 billion. Venture capital firms, Goldman Sachs, the New York Stock Exchange, and billionaires such as Richard Branson and Peter Thiel have invested more than $1 billion in companies built on this technology. Technology reporter for American Banker, Brian Eha will tell us about Bitcoin and his book, How Money Got Free: Bitcoin and the Fight for the Future of Finance. FBI agents seized smashed computer hard drives from the home of Debbie Wasserman Schultz's former information technology administrator, Imran Awan. Michael Daugherty, Cyber Security / Tech analyst and author of The Devil Inside the Beltway, will talk with me about the investigation and potential fallout. And finally, I will be joined once again by good friend and great patriot, Ken Crow. We will discuss health care reform, Trump / Russia. And don't forget about the Edwards Notebook and the Veteran's Tip of the Day! Listen live, join the chatroom, be a part of the show.Competitive Enterprise InstituteMICHAEL J. DAUGHERTYCrows Nest Politics

The Restoration of America's Wire Act (RAWA) is a piece of legislation that would extend the Federal Wire Act of 1961 to impose a federal ban on online gambling. Simultaneously, the bill would grant online activities like fantasy sports an exemption. But is it really an effort to limit gambling or is it crony politics? Michelle Minton of the Competitive Enterprise Institute will stop by to discuss it.   In the space of a few years, Bitcoin has gone from an idea ignored or maligned by almost everyone to an asset with a market cap of more than $12 billion. Venture capital firms, Goldman Sachs, the New York Stock Exchange, and billionaires such as Richard Branson and Peter Thiel have invested more than $1 billion in companies built on this technology. Technology reporter for American Banker, Brian Eha will tell us about Bitcoin and his book, How Money Got Free: Bitcoin and the Fight for the Future of Finance.  FBI agents seized smashed computer hard drives from the home of Debbie Wasserman Schultz's former information technology administrator, Imran Awan. Michael Daugherty, Cyber Security / Tech analyst and author of The Devil Inside the Beltway, will talk with me about the investigation and potential fallout.  And finally, I will be joined once again by good friend and great patriot, Ken Crow. We will discuss health care reform, Trump / Russia. And don't forget about the Edwards Notebook and the Veteran's Tip of the Day! Listen live, join the chatroom, be a part of the show. Competitive Enterprise Institute MICHAEL J. DAUGHERTY Crows Nest Politics

A tweet was issued this weekend from Michelle Minton of the Competitive Enterprise Institute warning that Charlie Dent, Pennsylvania Republican Representative was planning new initiatives to pursue Congress to ban all online gambling activities in the US. A big spending bill is scheduled this coming week, so some are speculating that the proposed prohibitions will be attached to the bill. Minton tweeted, â??Alert: Rep. Dent will offer approps amendment to ban state-based internet gambling with a vote as early as next week.â?? Michelle Minton has been keeping a close eye on every move Dent makes with his attempts to pursue legislation to ban online gambling. Full details of what Dent plans on doing is not clear yet, but what we do know is that a sneak attack with RAWA will be attempted just like it was before. The facts have been alerted with pro-state rights and online gambling as well as opposition for the 1,000-page spending bill that will have to be approved and passed before the end of September. There has been many failed campaigns with resurrecting the online gambling market in the US, and hopefully this will be another. Enter the world of Sheldon Adelson, a billionaire casino mogul and Republican donor with a net worth of $34.8 billion. From the Las Vegas Sands of Nevada, to the Venetian Macao of Macua, Adelsonâ??s casinos are renowned the world over. However, innovation in the form of online gambling represents a clear and existential threat to this gaming empire. Will congressional Republicans stoop to blatant cronyism to preserve it? Restoration of Americaâ??s Wire Act (RAWA) is a piece of legislation that would extend the Federal Wire Act of 1961 to impose a federal ban on online gambling. Simultaneously, the bill would grant online activities like fantasy sports an exemption. Darryl Nirenberg, the author of RAWA, is a registered lobbyist for Adelsonâ??s company. In the years since its inception, RAWA has never advanced any further than receiving a few hearings. Currently, RAWA is stopped in Congress, but some fear that an amendment will be offered to the State Justice Commerce Appropriations bill in committee as soon as next week. In any case, usage of the term â??restorationâ?? in the legislationâ??s title is a misnomer, considering the Federal Wire Act of 1961 did not apply to the use of the Internet as a wagering medium. Michelle Minton, a fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, wrote a paper in 2014, detailing the original intent of the act, which was to combat the source of organized crimeâ??s revenueâ??namely bookkeeping on horseracing and sports gambling, utilizing the telephone and telegraph systems. This legislation represents a naked attempt to shield Sheldon Adelsonâ??s gambling industry from free market competition, wielding his considerable influence on Congress. In 2016, Adelson gave $5 million to support Donald Trump, and $40 million to Republican congressional candidates. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Congressman Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) introduced the first version of RAWA in June of 2015. Senator Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) quickly followed suit that very next year, only one day after revelations came to light that Adelson gave $20 million to the Senate Leadership Fund, a super PAC with ties to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.). The Coalition to Stop Internet Gambling, an organization backed by Sheldon Adelson himself, has attempted to portray online gambling as negative and addictive, predictably offering RAWA as a solution to this non-existent problem. If RAWA was intended to cut down on addictive habits, it would not grant exemptions to fantasy sports, which incidentally have no impact on the market share of Adelsonâ??s casinos." READ: www.casinoscamreport.com/minton-tweet-warns-dent-ban-online-gambling/ READ: dailycaller.com/2017/07/10/rawa-one-casino-billionaires-quest-to-kill-internet-gambling/

Between saving a thousand Carrier jobs from going to Mexico to getting $50 billion invested in the U.S. from a Japanese software firm, Trump is already boosting the economy. Amazon is testing a new technology that would streamline how we shop. And we have this hour's top trending stories. Guests: Mark Young, Brendon Murphy, Dan Gainor, Michelle Minton. Trending Today USA with Rusty Humphries 12-08-16 Part 5Image credit: JStone / Shutterstock.com

"I want to like Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) 92% (R-Florida). In fact, I want to love him. I want to support him for president. I thought his debate performance was magnificent. He was clear, concise and consistent. It’s clear Rubio has a Reaganesque speaking and communications skills lacking in the DNA of most GOP candidates.  But I cannot. While Rubio might have Reagan’s communication skills, he lacks Reagan’s core principled beliefs, particularly when it comes to federalism. Rubio ran and was elected as an outsider. Yet within moments of arriving in the U.S. Senate he decided to hold hands and get into bed with liberal Democrat Chuck Schumer (D-NY) on immigration. That bothers me. No doubt. But what bothers me more is Rubio’s willingness to abandon principles to help big money donors and contributors even when they trample of core constitutional principles. First, it is clear that Rubio has decided to play footsie with billionaire establishment donor Sheldon Adelson in order to win the “Adelson primary.” The winner of the “Adelson primary” can be the beneficiary of millions of dollars in political spending. Adleson cares about three issues — Israel; a prohibition on Internet gaming and re-establishment federal power and regulation on marijuana policy. In two of the cases — Internet gambling and pot regulation — Adelson’s position runs counter to that of a limited federal government. Gambling has always been regulated by the states. Each state has a different law and a different way of dealing with the issue. Hawaii and Utah have no legal gambling while other states allow everything from lotteries to riverboat gambling. Whether you support gambling or not, this is the proper way to regulate it — is in 50 state legislatures and not in Washington. In comes Mr. Adelson.  Adleson stood by and watched New Jersey and two other states legalize online gambling for their residents. Instead of pressing his case in Trenton and other state capitals, he turned to his friends in Washington to overturn these state laws. Mr. Rubio and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) 44% (R-SC) were willing to lend a helping hand, introducing legislation drafted by Mr. Adleson’s personal lobbyist. During a recent radio interview, Competitive Enterprise Institute’s Michelle Minton noted that legislation proposed by Rubio and Graham would redefine intrastate commerce conducted by two parties on the Internet both within a state as interstate commerce to be regulated by the federal government. This radical expansion of federal power will limit Adelson’s competition —  state regulated online gaming. Then Rubio also declared war on Colorado and other states that have legalized marijuana. Rubio, in concert with the Adelson’s position, is the only GOP candidate willing to have the federal government enforce a war on pot, even against states that exercised their right to legalize the plant.  So much for a limited federal government and granting power to the states. It’s not just Adelson issues that Rubio is willing to sell his soul. At a recent gathering of libertarians, Rubio defended his stalwart support of the sugar subsidy by saying he would only oppose the subsidy when other countries abandoned their subsidy programs.  Of course, the beneficiary of the sugar subsidy is the Fanjul Brothers, the most powerful sugar tycoons in the world.  It’s no surprise the Fanjul family are political contributors to Mr. Rubio. Rather than being a principled conservative, Rubio is more of a Simon Cameron conservative. Cameron is, of course, Lincoln’s Secretary of War who said, ” An honest politician is one who, when he is bought, will stay bought.”   Michelle Minton, is the Director of "Sindustry Studies" at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, where she promotes Liberty by defending the likes of gamblers, smokers, drinkers, junk food eaters, & insurance agents (basically one and the same).

A struggle to cut federal excise taxes on beer again reveals the strange ways we regulate alcohol. Michelle Minton comments. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Philosopher Dr. Diana Brickell interviewed Michelle Minton about "Your Freedom to Eat, Drink, and Be Merry" in this 13 February 2013 episode of Philosophy in Action Radio. http://www.PhilosophyInAction.com

Philosopher Dr. Diana Brickell interviewed Michelle Minton about "Your Freedom to Eat, Drink, and Be Merry" in this 13 February 2013 episode of Philosophy in Action Radio. http://www.PhilosophyInAction.com