Now, he’s getting ready to launch his very own cannabis product line from federal prison. Last week, he announced via twitter that he, together with his lawyer Brad Small, signed on a license venture with THC Group and Cannabis in order to come up with a range of marijuana products that they will be selling under the infamous Tiger King brand to California, Colorado, and Oklahoma.
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