medical marijuana

First there was the Lincoln-Douglas debate. Then came the Nixon-Kennedy debate. Now Fox News' Geraldo Rivera continues that great American tradition of the public debate with the Cheech and Chong-Coulter debate.

It might sound like the world's most lopsided episode of Celebrity Deathmatch, but the world's most famous pot comedy duo squared off against the famed conservative pundit on Rivera's "Geraldo at Large" show recently to discuss the opening of the country's first cannibus club in Portland, Oregon and the legalization of marijuana. Despite the craziness of the casting, they actually have a very frank, civilized and enlightening discussion on the subject.

Here's another way that Drew Carey is different from Bob Barker: Carey defends the use of medical marijuana.

Of course, I have no idea what Bob Barker's thoughts are on the subject, but I guess I just can't imagine Barker speaking out in favor of it the way he speaks out in favor of spaying and neutering animals. As for Carey, he's actually made an online pitch for medical marijuana, but surprisingly, it hasn't caused much controversy at all (though I haven't heard anything about it other than online). It's part of a series of videos Carey has made for The Reason Foundation, which is described as a libertarian-minded think tank.

All I know is that I'll never watch The Clock Game on The Price Is Right the same way again. When Carey keeps saying "higher, higher!" over and over again, it's going to take on a whole new meaning.