Los Angeles - An Alaska TV reporter has left her
colleagues red-faced after quitting live on air using
an expletive, while vowing to spend more time
fighting to legalise marijuana in the US state.

Charlo Greene took a fellow presenter by surprise by
announcing her departure on KTVA 11 News, while
revealing that she was the owner of a marijuana
business she had just been reporting on.

"Now everything you've heard is why I, the actual
owner of the Alaska Cannabis Club, will be
dedicating all of my energy toward fighting for
freedom and fairness, which begins with legalising
marijuana here in Alaska," she said, ending her piece
to camera.
"And as for this job, well, not that I have a choice
but, Bleep it, I quit," she added, before walking off
set.
The camera cut to a clearly flustered fellow
presenter who immediately apologised, said "we will
be right back" but then continued with another news
item.
Greene later told the Alaska Dispatch News that she
wanted to highlight a proposal to legalise marijuana,
due to be voted on in a ballot initiative in November

"I wanted to draw attention to this issue," she said.
"The issue is medical marijuana. Ballot Measure 2 is
a way to make medical marijuana real... Most
patients didn't know the state didn't set up the
framework to get patients their medicine."
She continued: "If I offended anyone, I apologise, but
I'm not sorry for the choice that I made."
The TV station said Greene had been fired.

"We sincerely apologize for the inappropriate
language used by a KTVA reporter during her live
presentation," said News Director Bert Rudman.
"The employee is terminated," he added.
Los Angeles - An Alaska TV reporter has left her
colleagues red-faced after quitting live on air using
an expletive, while vowing to spend more time
fighting to legalise marijuana in the US state.

Charlo Greene took a fellow presenter by surprise by
announcing her departure on KTVA 11 News, while
revealing that she was the owner of a marijuana
business she had just been reporting on.

"Now everything you've heard is why I, the actual
owner of the Alaska Cannabis Club, will be
dedicating all of my energy toward fighting for
freedom and fairness, which begins with legalising
marijuana here in Alaska," she said, ending her piece
to camera.
"And as for this job, well, not that I have a choice
but, Bleep it, I quit," she added, before walking off
set.
The camera cut to a clearly flustered fellow
presenter who immediately apologised, said "we will
be right back" but then continued with another news
item.
Greene later told the Alaska Dispatch News that she
wanted to highlight a proposal to legalise marijuana,
due to be voted on in a ballot initiative in November

"I wanted to draw attention to this issue," she said.
"The issue is medical marijuana. Ballot Measure 2 is
a way to make medical marijuana real... Most
patients didn't know the state didn't set up the
framework to get patients their medicine."
She continued: "If I offended anyone, I apologise, but
I'm not sorry for the choice that I made."
The TV station said Greene had been fired.

"We sincerely apologize for the inappropriate
language used by a KTVA reporter during her live
presentation," said News Director Bert Rudman.
"The employee is terminated," he added.
Los Angeles - An Alaska TV reporter has left her
colleagues red-faced after quitting live on air using
an expletive, while vowing to spend more time
fighting to legalise marijuana in the US state.

Charlo Greene took a fellow presenter by surprise by
announcing her departure on KTVA 11 News, while
revealing that she was the owner of a marijuana
business she had just been reporting on.

"Now everything you've heard is why I, the actual
owner of the Alaska Cannabis Club, will be
dedicating all of my energy toward fighting for
freedom and fairness, which begins with legalising
marijuana here in Alaska," she said, ending her piece
to camera.
"And as for this job, well, not that I have a choice
but, Bleep it, I quit," she added, before walking off
set.
The camera cut to a clearly flustered fellow
presenter who immediately apologised, said "we will
be right back" but then continued with another news
item.
Greene later told the Alaska Dispatch News that she
wanted to highlight a proposal to legalise marijuana,
due to be voted on in a ballot initiative in November

"I wanted to draw attention to this issue," she said.
"The issue is medical marijuana. Ballot Measure 2 is
a way to make medical marijuana real... Most
patients didn't know the state didn't set up the
framework to get patients their medicine."
She continued: "If I offended anyone, I apologise, but
I'm not sorry for the choice that I made."
The TV station said Greene had been fired.

"We sincerely apologize for the inappropriate
language used by a KTVA reporter during her live
presentation," said News Director Bert Rudman.
"The employee is terminated," he added.

I mean liver

I guess that was an effect of Marijuana on her. She must have smoked 10 wraps before that outburst.

High on weed