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Slack.com slash THQ. This is the Friends Vista Debating Society. I'm John Bachelors.

Welcome, former congressman, Devon Nunes of California in the Red Basket of America,

the San Joaquin Valley. And what we're looking at right now is the enormous climate change

that is underway in in California. Specifically, the climate change is it there used to be a drought.

There might still be a drought, but it sure looks like there's a lot of rain and snowfall

coming. So, I immediately think to myself, Devon has taught me over the years that the

valley needs rain, that the aquifers need to be replenished, that pay attention, the

red basket will run dry. And that damages the California and America and the world, because

the red basket of California also exports overseas to countries that are in need.

Devon, a very good evening to you. Rain, rain, rain. I get reports from Jeff Bliss in Southern

California from my brother in the Sarah Madras in Northern California, but the valley.

Does this rain signify a change in direction over after all these years of drought? Good

evening to you, Devon.

John, it's great to be with you and late Mary Christmas to you and happy New Year.

Thank you.

So, John, this is the California has plenty of water, especially in the north. And the

Sarah Nevada mountain range is the tallest, actually the tallest point in the continental

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