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A major shakeup in Washington — and it could have real implications for cannabis policy.

In this episode of TDR Cannabis in 5, presented by Flowhub, Shadd Dales breaks down the removal of former Attorney General Pam Bondi and what it could mean for the future of cannabis rescheduling in the United States.

The decision comes after growing frustration inside the administration over delays tied to moving cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III. While the process has always required legal precision, the timeline appears to have tested patience at the highest levels.

Now, attention shifts to who comes next.

Lee Zeldin has emerged as a key name to watch — and for the cannabis industry, that could represent a meaningful shift in tone and approach.

Unlike traditional prohibitionist figures, Zeldin has historically aligned more closely with states’ rights, supporting measures that protect legal cannabis markets and limit federal interference. That distinction matters at a time when the industry is looking for clarity, not just reform.

This isn’t about legalization overnight.

It’s about execution.

Because leadership at the Department of Justice plays a critical role in how cannabis policy is interpreted, enforced, and ultimately advanced.

For investors and operators, the key question now is timing — and whether this leadership change could help move the rescheduling process forward after months of uncertainty.

00:00:00 — Intro
00:00:13 — Bondi got fired
00:00:42 — Rescheduling takes center stage
00:00:58 — Why the timeline suddenly stalled
00:01:50 — Pragmatic and strategic
00:02:08 — Zeldin’s position shifts the narrative
00:02:23 — Legalization debate heats up again
00:03:18 — Biggest challenges still ahead
00:04:02 — Policy interpretation and enforcement risks
00:04:30 — Industry impact: winners and losers
00:04:41 — Early signs of a major shift emerging

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