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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

I need to begin today with an apology.

To the Elephants of Zimbabwe.

Yesterday, I told the Elephants of Zimbabwe. Yesterday I told the elephants of Zimbabwe to go to

Boswana and because they're getting ready to call a bunch of elephants in

Zimbabwe for meat and there's a there's a drought there's not enough food for them there's not enough water for them and I told them hey go to bauswana because

Zimbabwe is in the this conservation area that is part of Zambia,

Botswana and Angola. And now there's more thanwana, and Angola.

And now there's more than 200,000 elephants

in this conservation area.

All right?

Well, I find out now that elephants in Botswana are dying because of drought as well.

And so then I would think, well, go to Zambia.

Ooh, that's a mistake too,

because Zambia is saying, yeah're going to call about 800 wild animals

to manage pasture and provide meat to people struggling with food shortages

caused by the severe drought in southern Africa.

The environmental ministry said it's going to call 83 elephants, 300 zebras, 100

eeland antelope, 100 blue wildebeese, 600 Buffalo, 50 Impala's, 30 Hippos from parks and

communal areas where the animals numbers have exceeded available grazing land and water supplies.

Now they're going to start killing all kinds of animals in this conservation area in Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, and Angola. So again, I want to

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