Matthew McConaughey Blames Trees For Texas Power Outage
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5:19Now PlayingThe recent cold spell in Texas, leading to widespread power outages, has exasperated Austin resident Matthew McConaughey saying “Alright, alright, alright - I’ve had enough!” As the Oscar-winning actor tells Jimmy Dore, the problem this time wasn’t a failing grid but rather failing trees – already depleted by drought and previous deep freezes, trees are apparently collapsing all over Austin, bringing down power lines.
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