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One third of Pakistan right now is underwater from floods.

Think about the Pakistan's a big country.

One third of Pakistan is about the size of Colorado.

It's easy to think of Colorado as a small state, but only when you look at map of the entire United

States, I have driven across Colorado, it is a big state.

And that's just the part that's underwater.

Flash floods now have killed over 1,000 people, which again doesn't sound like a lot of people

given Pakistan, the size and population of Pakistan, 220 million people are in Pakistan.

No doubt, a massive underestimate of what's actually going on in the number of people whose

lives have been destroyed and whose homes have been destroyed and who's and have essentially lost

everything. Number one, and number two, as the floods recede and presumably and hopefully they will,

although the monsoon season is not completely over, we will find that the death toll

is probably going to be in the tens or hundreds of thousands. And also any kind of water purification

systems, wells, food systems, I mean the thing that comes after things like this, after flooding

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