Chuck Todd

You've got a better view than I do.

And I listen to your podcast to start my day.

Well, thank you.

Your list of droughts missed Washington State.

You're right.

I didn't.

And I'll tell you why in a minute.

I was only talking about governor's races up this cycle.

Washington State's always on the presidential cycle.

Washington State.

There's actually another state on there.

Utah has also had a lengthy drought as well, sort of going the other way.

But both Washington and Utah are always in the presidential years.

But that's why I did it.

But he goes, hey, it took me a minute to do the math.

So if he doesn't do that, the Native American communities that do exist in places, you know, in fairly substantial numbers in South Dakota and Montana, you know, they wouldn't be there.

But having worked for both Dan Evans and John Spellman, I figured we were close to South Dakota.

I count it as something like 42 years for what it's worth.

I also worked for Democratic governors Dixie Lee Ray and Booth Gardner.

I remember Booth Gardner.