This is CBSI on the world. I'm John Batchez speaking with Devin Nunes, who is CEO of True Social,

former member of Congress, critically leading the Intelligence Committee in the early years of

the Rushagate hoax, helping expose it, guiding what there was of a defense at the time,

given the manipulations that are now to be

explicated by an investigation that will finally be thorough about who said what and what is to be

done. However, we're turning to another Devin Nunes. He has several hats. One is the president

of true social. Another is a member of Congress, a well-remembered member of Congress,

another is an advisor to the President-elect about the water issues of California, never more profound,

given the catastrophe in Los Angeles.

And then there is the farmer.

Well, in this case, the Vintner.

Devin Nunes Wine Company is something I've celebrated for the last two years, and this isn't

the form of an update.

But Devin, you said California has sun, it has the good soil, it has water if it's managed

correctly, and that all affects the quality of the wines.

You're producing Portuguese wines, which I've recently read about in the Financial Times,

that's the European media, changing their profile because the climate in Portugal and in Spain

and in France is changing with more water and colder temperatures at different times of years.

So I ask about your vineyard in California.

Are you seeing the quality of the wine in some fashion either improve or made unusual with the cycle of warm, cold, wet, dry.

Does it affect your wine now, Devin? Good evening.

Well, there's an old saying in the wine business, and thanks again for having me,

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