Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about the Colorado River,

water usage, and the states, and the federal government and the Biden administration's recent move.

Whether or not it's the right move and whether or not the move they made was made for the

right reasons because sometimes you can make

the wrong move for the right reasons or you can make the right move for the wrong

reasons and we're going to kind of go through it and kind of lay out the plan as I think the Biden

administration is is trying to implement. Okay, see if you have no idea what's going on. The

Colorado River is having issues and there are a lot of states that depend on that river for water.

They pull water out of it. They're pulling too much.

Cuts have to be made.

Despite all of the recent water in the southwest,

it didn't actually fix the problem. This isn't a yearly thing. This is a long trend.

Provided a little bit of a reprieve but not really the cuts still have to be made a

plan for the future still has to be made all of the states have been trying to come

up with their own plan and they've been unsuccessful in doing it.

The Biden administration, the feds put out two plans.

The Feds put out two plans.

One heavily hits California, the other one hits Arizona.

And the

interesting part about it is that the feds didn't say which plan that

they would implement.

If they had to do it, if the feds had to step in and make the decision, they're not saying

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