announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation--a margare a. cargill philanthropy-- the orange county community foundation, man: there are songs about this spring right here. there are songs about the springs over here. there's a deep connection, a relationship that the indigenous people have with this environment, and everything is connected. second man: it's really helpful to think of the desert as an archipelago of tiny, little wet places that are separated. sort of the ocean inside out. third man: we are part of this land. it's a part of us. we have to learn how to understand it and how to work with it. it's here for us. it's here for everybody. so if we mismanage it, we don't take care of it, we abuse it, we're contaminating it for the next person that's coming down the road. second man: we've done a really bad job of maintaining this

. >> good morning, margar.thank you so much for having me. >> brennan: i would love for you to just give us the bottom line here. we know congress has pumped in $4 trillion into the economy to help with the pandemic. they're about to possibly pass $900 billion in aid. arwill all of this make a specific difference in propping up the economy? >> absolutely. this support is absolutely beneficial. when e think about where we started in march and where we are now, it is remarkable that the me has done so well. that speaks to the resiliency of the american people, and the significant support that the federal reserve and congress has taken to ensure that the bridge over coronavirus is both strong enough and long enough to get americans through this. >> brennan: in this $900 billion emerging deal, it looks like congress are not provide help to state and local governments in terms of financial support. what impact do you think that will have on the job market going into 2021? >> when i think of state and local governmen

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