In case you missed me on the John Batser show, I'm posting it up on the Devonunus podcast.

Thanks for listening.

I'm John Batser.

This is Friends of History Debating Society, welcoming Devon Nunes.

Congressman Devon Nunes, Congressman Devon Nunes representing the San Joaquin Valley,

the bread and fruit basket of the solar system.

Now in the second year of a severe drought, Congressman Nunes is the author of Countdown

to Socialism.

It's available as a Kindle, as an audio book, easily recommended, and as a paperback.

We begin, however, with the breaking news about California and water.

There's a worldwide drought.

This is the Los Angeles Times in these last hours.

As California endures an increasingly brutal second year of drought, state water regulators

are considering an emergency order that would bar thousands of Central Valley farmers

from using stream and river water to irrigate their crops.

The state water resources control board released a draft, quote, emergency curtailment.

Order for the Sacramento San Joaquin Delta watershed, the measure which was first reported

by the Sacramento Bee, would bar some water rights holders from diverting surface water

for agriculture and other purposes.

Kevin, a very good evening to you. The old saying in the west is the new saying in the

west, whiskey's for drinking and waters for fighting.

What is going on, Devon?

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