Coming to you from the Hagman report dot com studio located in the Keystone

state. First place of a mighty nation. It's your host, Doug Hagman.

And welcome ladies and gentlemen to this edition of the Hagman report. It is

Thursday, the Thursday, April 28th, 2022. Of course, office to office. How's this

for an intimate setting? While we get our new tech system up and running Earth, the tech is doing

that right now. Steve Quill is joined me from his office on me from my office. And we are going

to have this rather intimate conversation about how we become a nation of lab rats. Isn't that

kind of the where we're at here? And we've done so willingly. And we've kind of become a nation of

of these willing participants in a giant setting of, well, I don't know what you call it, a

social experiment, I suppose. But with that, Steve Quill, Steve Quill dot com. Also, folks,

I'm really pushing this mega drop. You've got to get the download or the DVD or download

whatever mega drop you got to watch that because it's happening right now. And also really all of

Steve's projects. Just go to gen6 dot com link will be in the program description box at

Hagman report dot com. And order those because you know what, the more informed we are, the better

off we are. So with that, Steve Quill, Steve, how are you, sir? Really good, Doug. And I don't think

that people understand that the, if you will, the mega drought is now becoming so problematic

that 40 million people on the west coast are in danger of having the water cut off. And the

power is going to be absolutely problematic, especially if we have a super hot fiery summer on

the west coast, which it appears we're going to. And when, when mega drought is more than that,

I wish you could have called it mega drought mega death. But in retrospect, it's, it's hard for

people to understand how important water is. And Doug, when you and I first started talking

broadcasting together, we did the hq intel alert and stuff. We were covering a lot of future

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