to help explain why we turned to elizabeth cook for tonight's interview.es this report say more broadly? >> reporter: here in california we make 80% of the countries why in. today's report further underline the troubled industry is is in right now. according to the report the amount of grapes crushed to make wine is the lowest it's been in two decades, down 24% over just last year. grapes crushed for red wines down nearly 26% and grapes crushed for white wines down 17%. despite the decline, winemakers still generated a lot of money, $88 billion alone according to a 2020s to study we found. >> john: what caused or started this decline? >> reporter: the wine industry over planted, they have too many fields. but tastes have changed. younger generations are not drinking as much as the baby boomers. add to that of the health concerns. last year the world health organization you probably remember dealt a huge blow when it reported any amount of alcohol is unsafe for your health. >> john: we saw a shocking site when you reported grape growers are actually ripping

elizabeth cook has been covering a decline. >> 80% of the country's wine is produced here in californiarush report only underlines the trouble the industry is in. according to the report, the amount of grapes crushed to make wine is the lowest it's been in two decades, done 24% over just last year. grapes crushed for red wines fell nearly 26% and grapes crushed for white wines are down 17%. now despite this decline, winemakers still generated a lot of money, $88 billion alone according to a 2022 study we found. experts say part of the problem is that the wine industry overplanted, too many fields. younger generations are not drinking as much as the baby boomers and add to that health concerns. last year the world health organization dealt a blow when it reported any amount of alcohol is unsafe. i spoke with christian clyer who works for a company that helps wine growers with supply and demand. >> it's a bit of a shock to the industry. because we deal with the sales of grapes, we kind of saw this coming -- our company did -- but i know for a lot of growers, it's pretty devastating and i

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get those tax cuts, permanent tax cuts and get the blue collar boom cooking and go to elizabeth macdonald who's got plenty to say on the subject. liz: larry, that was a terrific interview with howard lutnick that canada and mexico may deal with president trump tomorrow after the tariffs. great stuff. larry: thank you. thank you. liz: good to see you. welcome to the evening edit, impactful elizabeth macdonald. liz: why in the world did 22 democrat senators think it was a great idea to all repeat the exact same script to attack president trump. before his speech to congress. this debate doesn't scream louder that there's no democrat leadership and democrats all saying the exact same thing. what's going on? larry elder joining us to take it on and ceo ned ryun and doing generational damage and polls show blue collar middle class voters say trump is plugged into and likes what he's doing. he's plugged into them. >> we need to cut the defense budget. we need to cut the influence of the defense industry on the department of defense. >> it'll be a damaging effect on the threats increasing around

get those tax cuts, permanent tax cuts and get the blue collar boom cooking and go to elizabeth macdonaldsubject. liz: larry, that was a terrific interview with howard lutnick that canada and mexico may deal with president trump tomorrow after the tariffs. great stuff. larry: thank you. thank you.

tower. housing, nuns, and famous bo big bend, the man scaled elizabeth tower riley on sunday, and remains on the ledge below the clinic. cook faced, the 6th e now was emergency substance cooled and of the area surrounding the lounge. ball phones pulse with the you case, houses of parliament. now to syria, where the defense ministry says it's regains control of areas in the northwest, but came ones are attacked by flights as loyal to deposed, lead basha olive size. hundreds of people were killed in the most serious challenge to the transitional government. so 40, since it took power in december. the attacks happened in the port cities of attack . yeah, i'm tosses on the mediterranean coast both what i said strong how serious new president says anyone who attacks civilians will be held accountable. russell sounds that reports from damascus. government forces in vehicles and parents will enter the costs of cities in northwest and syria. wants to the hot land of the also the president specialist that had been before the 2nd security office. some of the worst violence says default of the former reduce on thursday fight as loyal

elizabeth or kentucky republican congressman andy barr spoke about the trump administration proposed tax policy during the discussion. during the 35 minute event speakers also address the department of government efficiency cookslease welcome massachusetts and congressional chief. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning everyone. thank you so much for coming. it's been a really busy two months straight. [laughter] >> oh my god. every day is like six months worth. >> her once i feel that congress may be earning its next recess. way to go. [laughter] thanks so much for being here. before we dig into the tax element of everything coming up in washington over the next 10 months trying to shudder the education. you are a former teacher. i am wondering do you think this could be stopped and the courts? how do you see this playing out? cooks as this at two levels with the first one is i don't think he has the legal authority to do this. many of the problems of the department of education are about student loans. are about help for children with disabilities that are funneled through the department of education. congress created those. congress funded them the present of the united states does not have a magic wand to wave over it make

elizabeth or kentucky republican congressman andy barr spoke about the trump administration proposed tax policy during the discussion. during the 35 minute event speakers also address the department of government efficiency cooks