Special Preview: Gary Johnson’s Bid for the White House

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Steven Valentino
The New Yorker Radio Hour | Aug 30, 2016

Gary Johnson, a former two-term governor of New Mexico, was once a staunch advocate for legalizing marijuana. He's given up smoking pot now that he is running for President. Johnson joins David Remnick in a discussion about Social Security and Medicare reform, and whether school teachers should have semiautomatic rifles in the classroom.

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