This is the Friends of History Debating Society. I'm John Bachelors. I welcome Devon Nunes,

the CEO and guru of Truth Social, the Californian Devon Nunes, following the story of Tulare Lake

and the melting of the overwhelming snowpack in these last months. And the question of the

valley, the San Joaquin Valley, the bread basket of the solar system, surviving the runoff.

And always watching the Tulare Lake story because it was not there and then it was there spreading,

spreading and spreading. The news says that it's peaked. You confirmed that. Good evening to you.

John, it's great to be with you. The savior has been the cool weather. So there was a slow

melting of the snow in the Sierra Nevada mountain range. So typically we would have

weather that would be in the 90s, even in the low 100s. But it's been a cool, it's been a

cool late spring. So it's given an opportunity for a lot of the water to be to come off slower.

They've been letting out the maximum. Sadly, a lot of that water is making its way out to the

Pacific Ocean. It's not being stored for irrigation purposes and water for humans. We've lost a lot

of the water. But this, they've talking to my friends in the water world for the San Joaquin valley,

they feel like that there's enough room now in the reservoir. So they're not going to have

additional catastrophic flooding. Now this water is continuing. You're going to go out to the old

lake basin. So I don't think that it's not at a point where it's going to begin receding at this

point, but they're just able to handle the water a lot easier. The water story then is solved for

the damage to the surrounding village and villages and communities. That's solved. Is the water

story also solved for the runoff through the reservoirs and through the rivers? Are they staying

at acceptable levels? They've been running at the maximum. The maximum amount of water that

they can fit in the river channels has been let out from the dams that we've talked about in the past.

So now I'm told by friends that the Kings River is the major river. It has the most water on it.

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