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>> reporter: in harare, the taps are running dry. many people are struggling under severe water restrictions after the city began a rationing program. locals can only access clean tap water once a week, forcing them to turn to water merchants. >> there's no water from the taps. we have to push some from the bowl to your place. it's just bad. >> reporter: city officials say the drought has train drained the resources. zimbabwe's economy is all but collapsing. prices of basic supplies like chicagoer and cooking oil, have skyrocketed in the last month. >> it's making us a less

A good cause but then the war ended everything right so the conflict is that the root of hunger and malnutrition which is what you're saying klaus fun but thank you so much for sharing your insights with us on. if you. the food security is not the only problem many countries are also facing water stress for example kenya despite heavy rains in recent months kenya is still struggling with an acute shortage of water safe drinking water and the crisis has forced the government to impose a rationing program in the capital nairobi many residents now have to buy their water at hugely inflated prices...

In some cases the overwhelming majority, the .1%. and that's basically being taken out of medicaid. that's the exchange the bill is doing, right? >> that's exactly right. you think about the medicaid program and what this really amounts to is a 25% cut in the medicaid program and then a cap so that the medicaid program will be -- and, in fact, a rationing program. when you think what does the medicaid program do? medicaid program does what? it takes care of kids, in fact have the births in this country are paid for my bed cade. two-thirds of the budget goes to take care of people with disabili...

Same conclusion last winter, so have the society of actuaries, so has the independent office of the actuaries, so i think what the premise of an exploding market really as you've said on your show, it's a neat justification for a big tax cut perhaps but it's not true in fact. >> so what do you think about the other parts of this bill? i mean, to me this redistributional aspect is so striking. here you've got huge, huge tax cut, mostly to the top 1%. in some cases the overwhelming majority, the .1%. and that's basically being taken out of medicaid. that's the exchange the bill is doing, right? ...