This is the Friends of History Debating Society.

Special Edition.

Jeff Bliss is Specific Watch.

And we begin with good news for the weekend of Mother's Day.

Water, water, water, water.

Jeff, a very good evening to you. A year, two years, I can't recall, we were

watching some very fancy boats hit bottom at the Orville Dam Reservoir. There was generally

understanding that the whole west was out of water.

The Colorado River, as I understand.

It was speculating on it run dry.

How's California doing now?

It's been raining.

Good evening to you, Jeff.

Good evening, John. Indeed, it has been raining. We've had two wet winters in a row, which has

been a godsend to the west, particularly to California. And we've seen we've seen the lakes and the reservoirs and the aquifers

fill up enough to the point where you have places like Lake Tahoe, which is just this immense freshwater body between Nevada and California,

we share it, is now filled to the brim.

It's, honestly, it's beyond the usual top of the brim. the to recognize this and I don't know why. Whether it's my youngest daughter who lives up in that

area, the Tahoe area or us when we fly over these lakes and reservoirs, they've been filled

for quite some time. It's interesting it's taking this long to it be reported,

but everybody's happy about it.

The farmers, the water districts, you name it.

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