In this episode of the Trade To Black Podcast on the Benzinga Network, we recap the last week of of canna, finance, and the NRA’s recent involvement.
We talk about a recent article highlighting the lobbying efforts of Bank of America, MasterCard, and the NRA. The boys consider the potential implications of the NRA’s role, given their stance on gun control and canna legalization. We then talk the slow progress of legislative changes in the canna industry and the significance of maintaining a realistic perspective on the timeline for these developments.
Shifting gears, we look at the Small Pharma acquisition by Cybin, creating a major player in the psych industry. We touch on the implications of this move and the importance of intellectual property in this emerging sector.
We conclude with the recent political developments, including the house speaker’s race and the SAFE Banking Act, and the ongoing dynamics in Congress and how they might shape the future of canna legislation.
Stay tuned for more updates on the evolving landscape of canna, finance, and politics.
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Timestamps:
0:00 – 2:17 NRA’s involvement in canna lobbying despite gun control stance.
2:18 – 7:27 Medical substance and firearm ownership in Florida.
7:28 – 14:38 Canna policy and the speaker’s race in the US House of Representatives.
14:39 Canna lawsuit and its impact on the industry.
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