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All right, everybody, time now for a weekly partnership segment with the lever.

This week we have journalist Matthew Cunningham Cook who has a deep dive into the roots

of the Jackson Mississippi water crisis.

Let's go ahead and put this up on the screen here and great to see you, Matthew, by the

way.

Thanks for having me on, Presto.

Always, always.

So let's take a look at this tear sheet.

I say, Wall Street is behind Jackson's water crisis.

Why am I not surprised?

A major credit rating agency jacked up interest rates in Jackson Mississippi curtailing infrastructure

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