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now we spoke to some residents, um in, uh, we spoke to some residents in colorado. pardon me in arizona, who have already lost access to drinking water, as well as farmers who have had to follow their land because of the drought. take a listen. i think everybody thinks the government or somebody s going to take care of it. and unfortunately, i think that s what most of the u. s is thinking. and they need to wake up and people need to start conserving water. now before it s too late. no one can produce it like the colorado river can for food. it s just nowhere on earth. is it done like that? so yeah. i m really worried 50 years down the road unless we come up with solutions . farming won t be here. for them. the drought has already reality and that s in store for the rest of us if we don t figure out how to use less of this water, kate absolutely, lucy. thank you so much. i mean, it s kind of remarkable that it s wild, though, unsurprising that it s actually gotten to this point. so muc
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punishment meets the crime here , and i would also say what we re seeing more broadly happening, especially in red states as you have these increasingly liberal, diverse cities clashing with these still rural, deep conservative pockets , and that has led to this increasingly polarized environment and sometimes explosive moments in the state legislature and the gerrymandering of it. all right, quickly. take a look at this map. this is where we have 28 states with legislative supermajorities, uh, see all that red republicans are really at the forefront of this, amy, so this is not just a nashville thing. this is a bigger american story. there s a bigger story, although the fact is, as as melanie pointed out, tennessee only has one really major metro area, which is nashville, memphis, much smaller and as nashville s growing and this is the challenge for republicans. they re saying they re not just losing the vote in the city of nashville. but even in the suburban growth. um in, uh, in
generally going to be the first step for an appeal from judge kashmir ix, um, ruling last night, we ll see what happens next. but i think right now the odds you know, you look at what the supreme court has made up of , you know, 66 conservative justices, five of them who took the very long step of saying that abortion rights nationwide are going to be rolled back, reversing near really a half century of precedent in roe v. wade you know, the government faces a very tough court. but what i want to stress here is that this is such a different question than what the justices ruled on last june last june, it was a straight constitutional question over a woman s right to end a pregnancy. um um in in the early stages of their pregnancy . this time around, though, it really does go to the authority of government regulators. the authority of the food and drug administration to actually use its expertise not just for