Governor Katie Hobbs and Attorney General Kris Mayes discuss the urgent water crisis in rural Arizona, where corporate farms, particularly a Saudi-owned operation, threaten local aquifers. They highlight the community's escalating tensions as residents fight against excessive water extraction, which leads to environmental degradation and potential subsidence. Insights from Cochise County reveal the emotional toll on families struggling with drying wells. The conversation calls for legislative reforms to protect vital water resources amidst growing corporate influence.

Join Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes as she discusses her efforts to tackle the rural water crisis in Arizona, including a bold letter to the state's water department. A journalist reveals insights from his groundbreaking story on a Saudi-owned farm, highlighting the impact of corporate water extraction in La Paz County. The conversation dives into regulatory reforms, the consequences of corporate consolidation in agriculture, and the urgent need for sustainable water management. Discover how local issues reflect broader global challenges.

Kris Mayes, Arizona's Attorney General, dives into crucial topics affecting residents. She discusses legal actions against collusion among landlords driving up rental prices and ongoing opioid lawsuits aimed at protecting public health. Mayes sheds light on scams in sober living homes and the complexities surrounding a lawsuit against a Saudi-owned alfalfa farm over groundwater use. With an eye on the future, she shares her commitment to ensuring accountability and protecting the rights of Arizonans.