EXTREME WATER SHORTAGES ARE IMPERLING THE NATIONS FOOD SUPPLY- GROCERY STORES CLOSING

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And I talked about water shortages and barreling the food supply. Well, things haven’t changed. They’ve gotten worse. I hope President Trump has the time to put this on his agenda. I know he’s busy, but I think this is really critical. It should go up there in about the top five things he’s got to do. And we’re going to describe the problem for you right here. We’ll take a look back and then I’ll tell you where things are today. Well, we have a real issue. The Colorado River Agreement runs out in under three years. Mexico’s getting way too much.

There are huge shortages now in the San Joaquin Valley, the Imperial Valley. The Imperial Valley only gets three inches of rain per year. And yet it produces 15% of the crops. It produces half the winter wheat. They need the water. They need the water. This is really serious. But this isn’t all. So right now we’ve got 15% of our agriculture imperiled. But there’s something else that we’ve talked about before. Paul Preston and I have gone back on this. We’re going to hold that right there because we could talk about the Oroville Dam because that would be worse than all this.

But we’re just going to stick to the water shortage right now. And I want to tell you where this is at today. 15% has gone to about 22% of our food supply is imperiled. But here’s one thing. Now, headlines are being made on this right now, folks. It’s reported today all across the Internet that grocery stores are closing in record numbers. We’re seeing consolidation of major chains like Kroger, for example. But we’re also seeing the outright closing of stores. And it’s largely because of how Biden has treated the farmers and the farmers can’t make money. And the grocery stores are kind of the middle man in that process suffering.

And then, of course, we see the high food inflation price is going to the consumer. And right now, with grocery stores closing, this is a direct link back to the fact that farmers in many parts of the country can’t get the water they need to raise the crops that we need. This is a huge problem. I know we had a three-year treaty with Mexico. We need to renegotiate. We need to do it now. We need to do it now. People, I’m telling you, we are headed for a food catastrophe of biblical proportions if we don’t solve this water crisis.

We cannot take a 15% or today what they’re saying is a 23% increase in food that’s at risk because of the lack of water. It’s just nuts. This is absolutely nuts. President Trump, please get to work on this. I’m Dave Hodges. This is The Common Sense Show. We’ll see you back here again next time. [tr:trw].