Breaking! Wolf Blitzer Knows What Marijuana Smells Like


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wolf-blitzer-marijuanaWolf Blitzer made a stunning revelation to the nation last night when he revealed that he knew what marijuana smelled like. In what at first appeared to be playful banter between Blitzer, Jessica Yellin, and Lou Dobbs, Blitzer dropped the bombshell that he would “know what [marijuana] would smell like.” 

Let’s back up. It all started when Blitzer and Yellin were ‘riffing’ off of the stunning revelation that Barney Frank was on the front porch of his partner James Ready’s home in Maine when Ready was arrested for marijuana possession. Not being an “outdoorsman,” Frank dropped the bombshell of a claim that he did not see the marijuana plants in the backyard and wouldn’t have known what they were anyway. “Who knew that only outdoorsy types know a marijuana plant when they see it?” riffed Yellin.

Wolf Blitzer said he wouldn’t: but he’d know what one would smell like.

This comes in the wake of Blitzer’s non-response last year to the question of whether he had ever smoked marijuana: “you’re getting into a sensitive area,” he said at the time.

Dobbs went even further. When Blitzer lobbed him the softball question “you could smell marijuana, Lou, but you probably couldn’t recognize a plant. Am I right or wrong?” Dobbs responded by revealingly dropping the bombshell that Blitzer was “dead wrong” and he could do both “rather readily.”

It seems fairly certain that this dustup will cement Blitzer’s reputation as the ‘bad boy’ of cautious, middle-of-the-road prognostication and drive flocks of disaffected youths to CNN.

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5 comments

  • sarainitaly sarainitaly says:

    how could a journalist (or politician) NOT know what pot plants look like? Don’t they ever see/cover news stories when the FEDS bust pot growers?

    That is the biggest crock I have ever heard.

  • sarainitaly sarainitaly says:

    (although…considering how lame CNN is, and Blitzer’s disastrous Jeopardy appearance, perhaps Wolf really has no clue.)

  • germ germ says:

    I want to know how Barney Frank didn’t know his partner was smoking pot. When I am tailgating in downtown Seattle, I can smell that stench from 3 blocks away!

  • libra blue libra blue says:

    @sarainitaly, Not only did Wolf lose on Jeopardy, he lost on dumbed down “celebrity” Jeopardy! I have heard more challenging questions on “Cash Cab”!

    The only people Wolf will attract to CNN are old Woodstock hippies so drugged out they can barely remember their own names.

  • sarainitaly sarainitaly says:

    For him to even claim he didn’t know is just utterly ridiculous.

    And Libra – I know! So funny! He was soooo lame!

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