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Donald Trump just dropped a bombshell — he’s considering reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug. This could be the biggest change in U.S. cannabis policy in decades. If marijuana is moved from Schedule I to Schedule III, it could unlock billions in research funding, reduce criminal penalties, lower taxes for cannabis companies, and finally allow banks to support the industry.

In this video, we break down what Trump’s potential executive order means, how it could reshape the cannabis landscape, and what this decision could mean for the future of legalization in America.
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00:00Donald Trump might change marijuana laws in a way no president ever has before.
00:04He's now considering reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug,
00:08a massive shift that could reshape America's cannabis industry and laws for decades.
00:14Right now, marijuana is grouped with drugs like heroin,
00:17but Trump wants to move it to Schedule 3, alongside medications like codeine and testosterone.
00:22If this happens, it could mean lower taxes for cannabis companies,
00:26easier access to research funding, and finally allow big banks to work with the industry.
00:32It could also ease criminal penalties, a major step forward in federal drug reform.
00:37Stocks of cannabis companies surged on the news.
00:40While the final decision isn't made yet, this move could unlock billions in investment
00:44and revolutionize how marijuana is treated nationwide.
00:47Whether you're for it or against it, one thing's clear.
00:51This could be the biggest federal shift in marijuana policy in decades.
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