The title of this show can be assented to by Mr. Glasser--because "The criminal

sanction does do something: it creates and maintains the criminal structure"--and by Mr. Buckley--because "We are not winning the war against drugs and, under the circumstances, we should examine alternative possibilities"--but emphatically not by Mr. Rangel, who has "often wondered, if we were taking a look at the tobacco situation de novo, whether or not we would be as liberal today knowing the danger of tobacco abuses." Strongly put cases here; not much meeting of minds between men who would both become favorite Firing Line debaters: CR: "If you want to talk about valium, that's a classic example of how you find a drug that's being abused by doctors, by patients, and we should have stronger deterrents than--" IG: "Criminal ones?" CR: "You bet your life, criminal ones."