Speaker 1: All right, let him get a simple man that can
Speaker 1: only mean one thing on this radio program, that means
Speaker 1: all things. Self proclaimed simple man that means all things.
Speaker 1: Bill O'Reilly all things, Bill O'Reilly at Bill O'Reilly dot com.
Speaker 2: Again.
Speaker 1: Just in the last week, Bill O'Reilly's book Confronting the
Speaker 1: Presidents just out No Spin assessments from Washington to Biden.
Speaker 1: It's on Hannity dot com, Amazon dot com, bookstores all
Speaker 1: around the country. I have a question before I want
Speaker 1: your overall big picture analysis of this race.
Speaker 2: I throw a couple of things by you.
Speaker 1: If we go back four years ago, Harris right now, nationally,
Speaker 1: Real Clear Politics averages up exactly by two points four
Speaker 1: years ago. Joe Biden was up nine point seven points
Speaker 1: on this day four years ago in the top and
Speaker 1: the key state, for example, in Pennsylvania, Biden was up
Speaker 1: by seven points, and as of today it's Donald Trump
Speaker 1: by zero point two points. How do you interpret that
Speaker 1: dramatic difference in polling only?
Speaker 3: My interpretation is the support for Kamala Harris is very thin.
Speaker 3: That most of the people that will vote for her
Speaker 3: are voting against Trump, but not in the numbers they
Speaker 3: did in twenty so my chart, which is based on
Speaker 3: internal poll and I don't. I have to be honest
Speaker 3: with your audience, as I always am. I don't get
Speaker 3: internal polling from the Democrats, but I have a source
Speaker 3: that gives me the Republican internal polling. So it looks
Speaker 3: Joe Biden got eighty one million votes in twenty I
Speaker 3: don't see Kamala Harris getting more than seventy million.
Speaker 2: Now popular, I think I agree with you.
Speaker 1: Did you see the comments of Mark Halpern, Because if
Speaker 1: you're looking for insight into the Democrats and they're polling,
Speaker 1: what Halpert is saying is that the internal polling of
Speaker 1: the Democrats is so bad that she's losing and losing
Speaker 1: maybe in all seven swing states, and that might explain
Speaker 1: why she's doing the you know, call Me Daddy podcast
Speaker 1: and a very very different Howard Stern than we grew
Speaker 1: up listening to Who's Gone Woke and Radical Left and
Speaker 1: that hard hitting news show The View and drinking a
Speaker 1: beer with Stephen Colbert, none of which I think has
Speaker 1: helped her, and the sixty minutes interview was a disaster
Speaker 1: for her.
Speaker 3: Well. Number one, I can't pin my analysis on Mark Halpern,
Speaker 3: and with all due respect to him, so he may
Speaker 3: or may not have access to the information, but I
Speaker 3: am fairly confident that what I have is true, So
Speaker 3: I don't see right now with the electoral hell tomorrow
Speaker 3: Harris getting more than seventy million popular votes. Trump support
Speaker 3: is pretty much the same as it was in the
Speaker 3: hardcore area of the MAGA people. That means seventy four
Speaker 3: million votes for him is in reach so that he
Speaker 3: could win the popular vote, which is almost unheard of
Speaker 3: these days with New York, California, and Illinois being so
Speaker 3: liberal on the electoral college front. My source is that
Speaker 3: Trump is up by two if you add up all
Speaker 3: the seven swing states. I believe that is accurate, but
Speaker 3: that is very very tenuous in the sense thatic and
Speaker 3: the storm, for example, Milton could tilt that depending on
Speaker 3: where the storm hits and the damage and things like that.
Speaker 3: But the popular vote, I think is pretty is pretty
Speaker 3: well set that Trump will likely beat her in the
Speaker 3: popular vote, which then if you correspond that over gives
Speaker 3: him a seventy percent chance of winning the electoral vote,
Speaker 3: which is what the gamblers have it at now. If
Speaker 3: you notice the betting line, because I was in London
Speaker 3: over the weekend, you can bet in London on the
Speaker 3: presidential race. Legally you cannot hear, of course the book.
Speaker 3: He's illegal people actually.
Speaker 1: For the first time just as of last week. But
Speaker 1: there is a way to legally bet. I think don't
Speaker 1: quote me on this. I believe that might have changed.
Speaker 1: I had a brief conversation what Steve went about it.
Speaker 1: He said it was changing. I don't know if it did.
Speaker 1: For example, Polymarket, for example has Trump at fifty three
Speaker 1: point two, Harris at forty six point two. You go
Speaker 1: back ten days ago and it was the direct opposite.
Speaker 1: What's happened, Bill.
Speaker 3: What's happened is that Trump got momentum from Butler, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: That was a huge win. And here's something interesting that
Speaker 3: your audience might not know unless they watch von Billoverreilly
Speaker 3: dot Com, which they should because we as a good information.
Speaker 3: The crowd size in Butler has not been confirmed by
Speaker 3: any media organization, including the ap SO I called the
Speaker 3: Pennsylvania State Police, which is in charge of giving out
Speaker 3: the crowd size of all events in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: They refused to give me it because they were ordered
Speaker 3: by Josh Shapiro, the Democratic governor of Pennsylvania not to
Speaker 3: give the information out would make Trump look good.
Speaker 1: I called myself and I got my own estimate. It's
Speaker 1: around one hundred thousand plus.
Speaker 3: It's a little bit more than that, but say.
Speaker 2: One hundred thousand plus means plus.
Speaker 3: Yeah, go ahead, good, one hundred and ten. That exposition
Speaker 3: tied into the assassination attempt in a swing state that's
Speaker 3: working class primarily has helped Donald Trump immeasurably. Now you
Speaker 3: ask whether Harris's cupcake media tour has helped her. No,
Speaker 3: but it didn't hurt her either. It's a wash uninformed voters,
Speaker 3: and there are millions of them. They'll vote on emotion
Speaker 3: of who their friends are voting for. That kind of thing.
Speaker 3: That's always been the case in America, always going back
Speaker 3: to Thomas Jefferson, John Adams. But people who are serious voters,
Speaker 3: who love their country, you're analyzing what's best for their country.
Speaker 3: They're not going to be swayed by any of this propaganda.
Speaker 3: But Kamala Harris dramatically hurt herself when she stepped out
Speaker 3: of her rehearsed answers. Remember she has a rehearsed answer.
Speaker 3: She'll give you for anything, So would you do anything
Speaker 3: different at the border. Well, no, because Donald Trump messed
Speaker 3: up the border. That's her answer. And she didn't say
Speaker 3: it for anything you ask her. But when she said
Speaker 3: on the view, when Sonny Hostin of all people, said
Speaker 3: we do you do anything differently than Joe Biden did?
Speaker 3: And she said, I can't think of anything.
Speaker 1: And why do you think this doesn't hurt her because
Speaker 1: I on all of these questions that you wouldn't do
Speaker 1: anything differently, et cetera, et cetera. And her answer on immigration,
Speaker 1: I mean, Whitaker pushed her.
Speaker 2: I think it's still Whitaker pushed her. He pushed her heart.
Speaker 1: On immigration because you know it went up four hundred
Speaker 1: percent under you. And then he just doesn't answer the question,
Speaker 1: and it looks so evasive. I think people realize she's lying.
Speaker 1: So I think there is damage there. Let me play
Speaker 1: it just to make sure that we're on the same page.
Speaker 4: There was an historic flood of undocumented immigrants coming across
Speaker 4: the border the first three years of your administration. As
Speaker 4: a matter of fact, the arrivals quadrupled from the last
Speaker 4: year of President Trump. Was it a mistake to loosen
Speaker 4: the immigration policies as much as you did.
Speaker 5: It's a long standing problem, and solutions are at hand.
Speaker 5: And from day one, literally we have been offering solutions.
Speaker 4: What I was asking was, was it a mistake to
Speaker 4: kind of allow that flood to happen in the first place?
Speaker 5: Say, the policies that we have been proposing are about
Speaker 5: fixing a problem, not promoting a problem. Okay, but the
Speaker 5: numbers did, and the numbers today because of what we
Speaker 5: have done, we have cut the flow of illegal immigration
Speaker 5: by half. We have cut the flow of sentinel by half.
Speaker 5: But we need Congress to be able to act to
Speaker 5: actually fix the problem. Well, if anything, would you have
Speaker 5: done something differently than President Biden during the past four years.
Speaker 5: There is not a thing that comes to mind in
Speaker 5: terms of and I've been a part of most of
Speaker 5: the decisions that have had impact.
Speaker 1: All Right, I have two issues here. How can you
Speaker 1: turn the page if you can't name one thing you
Speaker 1: do differently? And on the issue of immigration, for three years, Bill,
Speaker 1: I have tape of her saying over and over again,
Speaker 1: the border is secure, the border secure, the border secure.
Speaker 2: So I think I think it hurts her.
Speaker 3: Okay, it doesn't hurt her on the people who support
Speaker 3: her because they're voting against Trump, they're not voting for her. Okay, Now,
Speaker 3: on sixty minutes, you remember the Leslie stall Trump interview,
Speaker 3: which is the reason Trump gave for not doing sixty minutes.
Speaker 3: Every time that Trump said Hunter Biden's laptop indicates this,
Speaker 3: Leslie Stahl says, oh, that's not verified. So all Whittaker
Speaker 3: had to do after Vice President Harris obviously misled the
Speaker 3: entire world by saying that from the beginning the Biden
Speaker 3: administration had solutions to stopping the border madness, which they didn't.
Speaker 3: That's just not true. All he had to do is say,
Speaker 3: give me one solution that you had because they didn't
Speaker 3: have any. But he didn't. He's not quick enough. And
Speaker 3: I'm not criticizing. I mean, I thought he did a
Speaker 3: decent job. But they're not quick enough. When it's Trump,
Speaker 3: they're very quick because they've been told when he says
Speaker 3: something that is dubious to you, you call him on
Speaker 3: it immediately. But they don't do that to Harris. Now,
Speaker 3: the reason that I think Trump at this point and
Speaker 3: again if the electual hell tomorrow, because you can't get
Speaker 3: predict this is so unsettling. So many things could happen
Speaker 3: is because people are going to pull the lever based
Speaker 3: upon their own circumstance and not like you and me,
Speaker 3: we're looking out for the country long term. It's not
Speaker 3: hand any in O'Reilly's. I just got back from the
Speaker 3: grocery store and I'm still getting the hell kicked out
Speaker 3: of me at the cash register, and I can't vote
Speaker 3: for Harris, so I got to get to give way.
Speaker 1: By the way, we should note here this is the
Speaker 1: first time in your career that you've ever renounced who
Speaker 1: you voting for. You've never done this before.
Speaker 3: And I shouldn't say this, but I talked to Trump
Speaker 3: on Sunday. He calls me. I'm at the Jet Minnesota
Speaker 3: game in the middle of eighty thousand people. The phone
Speaker 3: rings and it's him.
Speaker 2: You're in London, I'm watching that game.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because he saw the picture of me and the
Speaker 3: Jet owner. Would he Johnson, the former ambassador of the
Speaker 3: Court of Saint James. We're on the sideline together, and
Speaker 3: I said, yeah, mister President, how you I'm in the
Speaker 3: middle of I'm at Tottingham Stadium and people screaming, they're
Speaker 3: yelling as all of this, and He's given me Jazz
Speaker 3: because I do criticize him, as you know, not on
Speaker 3: a regular basis and not unfairly, but when he does
Speaker 3: something like that, I feel is injuring his campaign. I
Speaker 3: say it, and you know that I've always said it,
Speaker 3: and I said, Look, for the first time in my career,
Speaker 3: I have told the world that I'm voting for a
Speaker 3: certain candidate, which is you, and I've explained it because
Speaker 3: I feel that Harris Wallas is such a danger to
Speaker 3: the structure of them of the country.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break, welcome back, all things simple man
Speaker 1: Bill O'Reilly. On the other side, eight hundred and nine
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Speaker 1: let me ask you one more question, because I agree
Speaker 1: with all of that. You and I are on the
Speaker 1: same page. But this is important and I'm just running
Speaker 1: out of time. This is the worst hurricane response we've
Speaker 1: ever seen in history. But for Samaritan's Purse, generous people
Speaker 1: that you know, we had the Operationhelo dot org. People
Speaker 1: on the program yesterday, people donating helicopters, food supplies.
Speaker 2: They basically for last.
Speaker 1: Friday, Joe Biden said everybody has everything they need and
Speaker 1: everybody's happy.
Speaker 2: It was so untrue.
Speaker 1: It took them a week to even really respond, and
Speaker 1: they only spend four million in week one. They abandoned
Speaker 1: those people in North Carolina, Bill, and they abandon them badly.
Speaker 1: Now they're trying to say that anybody that is a
Speaker 1: critic is playing politics, But the people that weren't there
Speaker 1: when the people were needed were Harris and Biden.
Speaker 2: How will the playout a lion, It'll.
Speaker 3: Swing it to Trump because of the Asheville situation. Nashvill
Speaker 3: a very liberal town, as you know. That'll swing that
Speaker 3: state to Trump, so he'll win North Carolina. Otherwise there'll
Speaker 3: be data that surfaces about Look, Biden's checked out. That's
Speaker 3: the problem. He's checked out. He's not running the country.
Speaker 3: Nobody's there. There is anybody running the country right now,
Speaker 3: and that'll be the circumstance until election day and then
Speaker 3: if Harris Wings shall get her own team in there,
Speaker 3: right away on the periphery of it. She can't go
Speaker 3: to the White House until Biden leaves. But nobody's around
Speaker 3: the country, so of course you're going to have bureaucratic
Speaker 3: nightmares when there's no one in charge. It's as simple
Speaker 3: as that.
Speaker 2: It really is unbelievable.
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Speaker 2: This is the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 1: Do you realize it's nearly two weeks since Hurricane Helene?
Speaker 1: And I never in my life have seen a more
Speaker 1: defensive administration than I did see today with you know
Speaker 1: Joe Kamala Mayork. They're all trying to do ketchup, and
Speaker 1: they're all trying to silence any critic, and they're getting
Speaker 1: their help from the people in the media mob. But
Speaker 1: there are certain facts that you cannot that they absolutely
Speaker 1: positively cannot evade. You know, it all started with, oh,
Speaker 1: it's dangerous to criticize FEMA, according to the FEMA chief.
Speaker 1: It's dangerous, it's unfair, it's political. Kamala Harris unleashing on Trump.
Speaker 1: You have you no empathy? Now, Meanwhile, he was out
Speaker 1: in Hollywood raising money and didn't lift a finger to
Speaker 1: help the people in North Carolina, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Speaker 1: and Florida after Hurricane Helene. They prepositioned nothing. Now Ron
Speaker 1: de Santis did. He had thirty thousand utility trucks, had
Speaker 1: eighteen wheelers standing by with water, food, medicine supplies for
Speaker 1: the people of Florida as him standing by right now.
Speaker 1: And my state in Florida's about to get pounded. I'm
Speaker 1: already beginning to the initial impact of this. And anyway,
Speaker 1: so he did his job, Governor Kemp. But Georgia did
Speaker 1: his job. The federal government didn't prepare for a thing.
Speaker 1: And we had Sarah Carter parked in the worst hit
Speaker 1: areas in North Carolina. She was there four separate times
Speaker 1: reporting for our show, talking to the people on the ground.
Speaker 1: They didn't see anybody from the federal government. Now Samaritans
Speaker 1: Purse was there. We had this organization on yesterday, what
Speaker 1: is it HELO, what is it called, Linda, the Operationhelo
Speaker 1: dot Org. Those are the guys. They got one hundred helicopters,
Speaker 1: four hundred missions a day, you know, looking for people
Speaker 1: that were in desperate need. They found them, They got
Speaker 1: emergency food supplies, evacuated as many people as they could,
Speaker 1: and not a single person that was interviewed that we
Speaker 1: have on tape that said said they saw anybody from
Speaker 1: the federal government, because they didn't for a week. And
Speaker 1: then we find doubt may Orcus six days later into
Speaker 1: this says, yeah, by the way, we don't have enough
Speaker 1: money for hurricane season. And then we go to FEMA's
Speaker 1: own website and it says FEMA's Shelter and Services program
Speaker 1: and how they did in fact raid the coffers and
Speaker 1: they took a billion dollars in the last two years
Speaker 1: to give to Harris Biden unvetted the illegal immigrants, and
Speaker 1: you know, and take that money away that was supposed
Speaker 1: to be designed for Americans in case of an emergency.
Speaker 1: On top of that, we went to FEMA's website again
Speaker 1: and we look at what their goals are at FEMA
Speaker 1: for emergency response all one and still, equity is a
Speaker 1: foundation of emergency management and diversity, inequity, and inclusion cannot
Speaker 1: be optional. They must be core components of how the
Speaker 1: agency conducts itself internally. And FEMA's leadership and workforce demonstrate
Speaker 1: is required to demonstrate an increased commitment to integrating diversity,
Speaker 1: equity and inclusion. Goal number two lead the whole of
Speaker 1: community and in climate resilience, got to get in your
Speaker 1: climate change nonsense. For Gold three, promote and sustain a
Speaker 1: ready FEMA and a prepared nation.
Speaker 2: And I'm like.
Speaker 1: These people, how about we just help every American in need.
Speaker 1: And there's not a thing that Kamala would do differently.
Speaker 1: So here it is now just Shia two weeks later,
Speaker 1: and they're mad at the criticism that they're getting. They're
Speaker 1: the ones that said they would bankrupt. Now I know,
Speaker 1: Congress is saying in a report that, well, they found
Speaker 1: the money, and there was a New York Post article says, well, no,
Speaker 1: they're not exactly as broke as may Orc has said.
Speaker 1: But I'm only going he's in charge of the agency.
Speaker 1: He's the one that made the proclamation, not me. They're
Speaker 1: the ones that didn't show up. They're the ones that
Speaker 1: were missing in action. And but for these incredible people
Speaker 1: helping people, people on the ground helping each other, neighbor
Speaker 1: helping neighbor, and Samaritans perse and all these other organizations
Speaker 1: that mobilized and saved lives and got food and water
Speaker 1: and bare necessities to people, I bet the death toll
Speaker 1: would probably be twice or three times as high as
Speaker 1: it ultimately will end up being. And we don't even
Speaker 1: know what that number is. And now they're just now
Speaker 1: they're mad that anyone dares to criticize them. Now think
Speaker 1: about this. Entire towns in the southeast have been wiped out.
Speaker 1: We have reports and video of horses and mules being
Speaker 1: used to deliver bare necessities to people. We're told that
Speaker 1: the hurricane Fund is nearly broke. Kamala is tweeting out
Speaker 1: money that she's given one hundred and fifty three million
Speaker 1: additional monies to the three hundred and fifty million that
Speaker 1: she's giving to Lebanon. I've gone over in great specificity
Speaker 1: all the money that go to these globalist organizations and
Speaker 1: all the money that goes to all these foreign countries.
Speaker 1: I can go over it again if you really want
Speaker 1: me to. I mean, three hundred and eighty five million
Speaker 1: to the people Elebanon, when the people in North Carolina,
Speaker 1: Georgia and everywhere in between need this money. Anyway, eight
Speaker 1: hundred and ninety four one, Shawn is our number. Joe
Speaker 1: BISTARTI is with us. We have Hurricane Milton now about
Speaker 1: to touch down sometime this evening by the coast of
Speaker 1: Tampa or a little south of that. I've been in
Speaker 1: steady touch with Joe.
Speaker 6: What's the latest, Joe, Well, again, we want to make
Speaker 6: sure people understand this. You're watching it drop on the
Speaker 6: saff Or Simpson scale. It is not dropping on what
Speaker 6: we use, which is a power and impact scale, which
Speaker 6: takes into account size. The size of the hurricane is expanding.
Speaker 6: The wind at the center is decreasing, but this strong
Speaker 6: wind is expanding out. So what you're going to get
Speaker 6: is instead of having hurricane force winds twenty miles from
Speaker 6: the center like it's been. With this tight little system
Speaker 6: that you see, you're going to have hurricane force winds
Speaker 6: extending out one hundred to one hundred and twenty five
Speaker 6: miles from the center. It just won't be as powerful
Speaker 6: at the center. Now, that means that structural damage will
Speaker 6: be less than let's say a CAP five before on
Speaker 6: a safer Simpson scale hit. But there's more widespread area
Speaker 6: getting winds seventy five, ninety even gus to one hundred
Speaker 6: miles an hour. You saw what happened with Helen. We
Speaker 6: had gust to one hundred miles an hour all the
Speaker 6: way into Georgia because it got bull whipped in there.
Speaker 6: So this is going to be causing hurricane force winds
Speaker 6: all the way through the I four quarriter late to
Speaker 6: nine tomorrow morning to Orlando, and it's going to go
Speaker 6: off shore I think near Cape Canaveral, a little bit north,
Speaker 6: probably around ten in the morning. The landfall is near Bradington.
Speaker 6: I'm nervous about this, And the reason I'm nervous about
Speaker 6: this is we have the European computer forecast keeps shoving
Speaker 6: this directly up Tampa Bay, and that makes me a
Speaker 6: little bit nervous because in the past it has been
Speaker 6: almost rock solid with this, and there are wobbles that
Speaker 6: are going on. But the thing about this is, folks,
Speaker 6: because it's not a pinprick anymore. Because it's wide. The
Speaker 6: eye may be thirty miles wide. It means that basically
Speaker 6: you're getting a bulldozer in the water, pushing water toward
Speaker 6: the coasts. It's not like Charlie Irma or Ian, which
Speaker 6: we're coming up from the south. This is for Tampa.
Speaker 6: It's coming directly generally at you from the southwest. Bel
Speaker 6: even if it passes a little to the south, the
Speaker 6: storm surge is going to be very high in Tampa Bay,
Speaker 6: and of course it'll be higher right where it makes landfall.
Speaker 6: Worst case scenario is if it came up Tampa Bay
Speaker 6: and it's storm surge. That is a huge concern here.
Speaker 6: So I think it'll be near Bradington around midnight, probably
Speaker 6: in the vicinity of Lakeland about four am this is
Speaker 6: the center of the storm, and probably around six am
Speaker 6: near Orlando, and we get out to see around ten
Speaker 6: o'clock tomorrow morning. Also, tornadoes are a big deal in
Speaker 6: South central Florida, especially it's been a lot of tornado
Speaker 6: warnings this afternoon, and they're going to continue tonight. So
Speaker 6: even if you're not in the main part of this storm,
Speaker 6: if you're you know, one hundred miles to the southeast
Speaker 6: in south central Florida, even to the southeast coast, you
Speaker 6: should you should be aware of the idea that there'd
Speaker 6: be more than an average tornado activity for that part
Speaker 6: of Florida.
Speaker 2: All right, so what do you want?
Speaker 1: I want specifically for you to tell people. Let's start
Speaker 1: from Naples, Florida, up the western seaboard in the Gulf
Speaker 1: Coast of Florida and all the way through because it's
Speaker 1: going straight across my home state of Florida, and everybody
Speaker 1: you know, Sarasota, Fort Myers, Tampa, north of Tampa, you know,
Speaker 1: all the way across the state, Orlando. I for card,
Speaker 1: tell people specifically what they should expect, who needs to leave,
Speaker 1: and what happens if they risk staying and don't take
Speaker 1: evacuation orders.
Speaker 6: Well, first of all, when you're dealing with a storm
Speaker 6: of this magnitude, you can always come back to your
Speaker 6: house after it's all over. So what you really want
Speaker 6: to say is, if you are in Tampa, Brandon or
Speaker 6: wherever town. Listen to the local officials to whether you
Speaker 6: should be evacuating. All right, I mean, these people know
Speaker 6: what's going on, and of course you've got every so
Speaker 6: I always advise you listen to your local officials and evacuating.
Speaker 6: And even though again I don't want people to be
Speaker 6: fooled by the reduction of the category of the storm
Speaker 6: because it's simply changing its nature and becoming bigger. Because
Speaker 6: it's becoming bigger, places like Naples are probably going to
Speaker 6: get wing gus to hurricane force and a sixth eight
Speaker 6: feat surge. You go further north Fort Myers seventy five
Speaker 6: to ninety miles an hour probably, i'd say by midnight tonight,
Speaker 6: and then it starts calming down after that storm surge
Speaker 6: a little bit higher that Bradington Sarasota area, they're going
Speaker 6: to see wind gus probably one hundred and twenty miles
Speaker 6: an hour in there. We're already getting wind gusts a
Speaker 6: near hurricane force in parts of Tampa Bay because of
Speaker 6: the way the Bay funnels the air to some extent,
Speaker 6: so those areas in their Tampa I think the worst
Speaker 6: in the storm in Tampa is probably midnight to three am,
Speaker 6: and you get on the other side of Pinellas County
Speaker 6: is probably about the same time, and they have an
Speaker 6: interesting problem there because the back side of this storm
Speaker 6: is going to have very strong northwest winds into Pinellas County.
Speaker 6: So that's something that you folks there will want to
Speaker 6: think about. It probably won't be over completely till three
Speaker 6: four in the morning as far as the damaging wind goes.
Speaker 6: And when we get at Inland, of course we got
Speaker 6: the tornado problem Lakeland again. I think you're going to
Speaker 6: see wing gust the hurricane force in Lakeland and Orlando
Speaker 6: maybe a lot like Ian when Ian went through there.
Speaker 6: So you gonna have some damage in there, cumulative minor
Speaker 6: to moderate damage. But that's going to pile up. And
Speaker 6: as far as the rain goes, the flooding, the worst
Speaker 6: part of the rain is on the north side of
Speaker 6: the storm, so that would be let's say Pinellas County
Speaker 6: to about Daytona Beach. There's going to be twelve to
Speaker 6: eighteen inches of rain in some places tonight into tomorrow
Speaker 6: morning as this goes by, So hopefully that sort of
Speaker 6: sums it up a lot of towns in there and
Speaker 6: trying to trying to get as much as I can.
Speaker 1: In Yeah, I think now what about people that are
Speaker 1: more inland. What's going to happen in Orlando, for example,
Speaker 1: what's going to happen on the west coast of Florida? Well, sorry,
Speaker 1: on the East coast of Florida.
Speaker 6: Well again, in Orlando, I think, let's say between five
Speaker 6: and five and seven or eight in the morning is
Speaker 6: the worst part of the storm or the be crossing.
Speaker 6: So you're going to have win gus hurricane force. If
Speaker 6: you go back and think about Ian that was just
Speaker 6: two years ago, this storm may be very similar in
Speaker 6: Orlando as Ian was. You know, Ian came across there,
Speaker 6: and on the East coast, what'll happen is as the
Speaker 6: storm approaches, not much is going to be going on.
Speaker 6: As soon as the center gets to the coast, that's
Speaker 6: when the wind is really going to start cranking in.
Speaker 6: It'll be cranking up at Daytona Beach and Saint Augustine
Speaker 6: in places like that very late tonight and tomorrow morning.
Speaker 6: But where it goes out to see a Titusville in
Speaker 6: those places, the strongest winds will be as the storm
Speaker 6: is exiting for two, three, four hours it'll come out
Speaker 6: of the north and you'll get wing gus seventy five
Speaker 6: one hundred miles an hour as the storm is moving
Speaker 6: away there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, anyway, I appreciate everything. Joe Bastarting WeatherBell dot Com,
Speaker 1: official meteorologist of The Sean Hennity Show. Joe will check
Speaker 1: in tomorrow when we're on the air where this is
Speaker 1: going to be right in the heart of Florida, and
Speaker 1: our prayers go out to the people of Florida. The
Speaker 1: one thing I will say, thank God, the Governor DeSantis
Speaker 1: doesn't have to count on Kamala Harris for any help
Speaker 1: or assistance, especially after her cheap shot this week. But
Speaker 1: we'll put that aside for another day.
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