one of them, matt salmon was running for governor himself.olid, rock rib, reagan republicans like we all were. and i'm just talking about the battle between people like matt salmon, these public officials who these county commissioners in maricopa county who keep trying to tell the freaks and lunatics in their own party that they're lying to voters. talk about the tension between these main street conservative republicans and these ideology conspiracy-chasing freaks. >> joe, your absolutely right. because this, i will say over and over again, is a conservative state. it is historically been a conservative state. it is a conservative state. in 2018, doug ducey won his re-election by almost 17 percentage points. you mentioned matt salmon. who was running in this governor's race. he dropped out just a couple of weeks ago. last night, he was campaigning for karen taylor robson, the opponent here to kari lake who has the endorsement of not only pence but also ducey. i sat down with jan brewer just over two weeks ago and for anybody that remembers

matt mcgrath, bbc news. environmental groups say the dry weather in much of england is having a serious impact on wildlife in rivers. they're particularly concerned about chalk rivers and streams which support species like salmonpanies say hosepipe bans are put in place to help protect river habitats. helen briggs reports. you can normally swim in this part of the river anton, but now water levels are so low, you can wade across. and you can tell from the cool, clear water, we're in a chalk river — a rare and beautiful place that's home to wildlife such as trout, otters and kingfishers. how precious is this habitat, and how do we better protect this river and the wildlife in it? this habitat is really precious, and that's because it has been filtered through this chalk, and then comes out very cool and clear. we see these beautiful river ecosystems. we've seen some trout today. i've also seen grayling here. there are salmon in some of our chalk streams, as well. this is our barrier reef or our amazon rainforest. the wildlife here is already stressed as a result of the hotter temperatures, and their habitat is shrinking, as the water levels are getting lower and lower. we don't want them to go any lower than th