idaho. this is a bipartisan effort. it's strongly bipartisan. let's face it. it didn't just affect red or blue states, republicans or tkefplts it affected everybody. this is a real human issue and something i think would be easy for people to get behind of when your government harms you, they have a moral obligation to help take care of you. host: collette is a downwinder in oregon. good morning. caller: good morning. is it me? host: yes, it's you. go ahead. caller: i have a girlfriend that her father was an indian agent. hanford nuclear power plant. she ended up with thyroid cancer. they grabbed her right away and she was treated at hanford. come to find out all the girls in puberty at that time, the indian girls, got thyroid cancer. and hanford nuclear power plant is near the columbia river. it is seeping uranium towards the river. it scares us. i was raised and we are considered downwinders from hanford. i notice that wasn't on your map. i wondered why. guest: good question. we have wondered that. when you look at how many people were affected in the production, it was plutonium they were m

idaho. this is a bipartisan effort. it's strongly bipartisan. let's face it. it didn't just affect red or bluetates, republicans or tkefplts it affected everybody. this is a real human issue and something i think would be easy for people to get behind of when your government harms you, they have a moral obligation to help take care of you. host: collette is a downwinder in oregon. good morning. caller: good morning. is it me? host: yes, it's you. go ahead. caller: i have a girlfriend that her father was an indian agent. hanford nuclear power plant. she ended up with thyroid cancer. they grabbed her right away and she was treated at hanford. come to find out all the girls in puberty at that time, the indian girls, got thyroid cancer. and hanford nuclear power plant is near the columbia river. it is seeping uranium towards the river. it scares us. i was raised and we are considered downwinders from hanford. i notice that wasn't on your map. i wondered why. guest: good question. we have wondered that. when you look at how many people were affected in the production, it was plutonium they were man

idaho. >> reporter: we met along the blanks of the klamath river last august while he was spearheading a campaign called move oregon's border. the group had been busy intro introducing ballot measures, pushing the urban bluegon into a populous state and taking the rural red parts and dry ating what would be part of a more expansive idaho. >> when you have a government that won't listen to the opposition or take into account those of us that live out here, then we have no government representation. >> reporter: eastern oregonians like sandie gilson quickly jumped onboard. >> this town is 200. >> reporter: she runs a real estate business in john day, oregon, more aligned to boise, idaho, thans portland, oregon, in virtually every way. are you optimistic that you have a chance? >> i look at it that the american revolution was a hurdle to make, and they did it. >> reporter: does it feel like things are a little closer than they were? >> absolutely does. >> reporter: it's been a year since we visited. so we decided to go back to oregon to see just where things stood now. >> we asked these counties, how do you feel about it? >> reporter: and you didn't know at the time? >> no. >> reporter: now you do? >> yes. >

fischer: and we get the large item back, idaho blue got 2-3-3, and orange 1-7-4.: and that is the end of the match. -aww! -1-7-4. alvar: 2-3-3 versus 1-7-4. (cheering and applause) woman: okay, so idaho won. (applause) hey, guys, you know what? amazing work. alvar: so all of you did an amazing job. the winners today, the champions today, are the people who got out to space, which is all of you guys. so stand up, give a big, big clap. congratulations, everybody. congratulations! (cheering and applause) -thank you. -congratulations. -thank you. -very good. carol: seeing all our hard work finally paying off, it makes me feel proud of myself with how far i've come and my journey of my life so far. advik: i think if you reach the destination, it's not the end. you can keep going. people are explorers. -all right. -it's so good. they want to expand. it's like ships that can cross the seas. rocket ships that can cross the galaxies. carol: whenever people say the sky's the limit, i just think that they're wrong, 'cause there's much more ahead of them. (cheering and applau