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This is the Friends Vista Debating Society. I'm John Bachelor. The headline all weekend.

Another atmospheric river hits California with heavy rain and threat of major flooding.

I welcome Devon Nunes, the guru of the CEO of True Social, who is the valley to me.

Devon has guided me to understand the Central Valley, the Sand Joaquin Valley.

It's critical to the success of California, of the United States, of the planet that must eat.

And right now we're looking at video after video of water rushing in places that you would

believe is not possible, finding all the outlets it can to get to the sea, especially in places

like Kern, California, where the flooding just made the people run. And I don't know what's left

of the town, Monterey County, which is on the coast. And the question is what about Central

Valley, what about Viseria, where there's been an adequate moisture water for years because of the

drought and government policies. And now there's an abundance. Devon, very good day to you.

How is the flooding risk where you live? And do you expect more of these atmospheric rivers in

the next days? Good evening to you. Well, thanks, John. Great to be with you. And the first thing I

have to start off to say, because I've over the years have tried to show the map and develop kind

of the concepts of the water system in California. And so I have to start out by saying this,

this is not unusual. This is not unusual. So about once every 10 to 15 years, we get a catastrophic

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