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Speaker 1: The Kamala files her radicalism and her own words, and
Speaker 1: the Walls files his radicalism and his own words that
Speaker 1: I think slowly is beginning to penetrate into the consciousness
Speaker 1: of the American people, going on what nearly eighty days
Speaker 1: since the big switcherou And what did I say when
Speaker 1: it was announced I guess on Monday on this program
Speaker 1: that Kamala was going to be going on this big
Speaker 1: media tour. What did I I said, there's gotta be
Speaker 1: a reason, and we know what the reason is. The
Speaker 1: reason is there, I said, I suspect and we'll find
Speaker 1: out in the days ahead that her polling internally is
Speaker 1: not good. However, if he didn't particularly make the best choices,
Speaker 1: you know, they call me daddy podcast, not exactly a
Speaker 1: podcast known for its hard hitting political analysis. Is it
Speaker 1: going to help people that were already voted? All these
Speaker 1: choices are our venues and or and or hosts that
Speaker 1: are already voting for Kamala Harris and of course that
Speaker 1: hard hitting news show The View Stephen Colbert telling Trump
Speaker 1: to f off last night, and he wonders why you know,
Speaker 1: his show has been cut down to four days a
Speaker 1: week like Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel, and why late night
Speaker 1: hosts are just they're dying on the vine and probably
Speaker 1: won't be around in a few years. And why hosts
Speaker 1: like Greg Gutfeld are doing so well because he's actually funny,
Speaker 1: I mean, something that they have long forgotten about, and
Speaker 1: they've become just you know, the extension of the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party and radical extreme environmentalism and socialism and the whole works,
Speaker 1: open borders, you name it. But I suspected that the
Speaker 1: reason this was all happening is because the polling internally
Speaker 1: is not good. And I have a lot of confirmation
Speaker 1: to back this up today. I mean, you know when
Speaker 1: Kamalos said on the view that she you know, she
Speaker 1: wouldn't do one thing differently than Joe Biden. Well, okay,
Speaker 1: well then that means the open borders, you're you're you're
Speaker 1: still defending it even though you say you're going to
Speaker 1: change it on day one, and day one was January twentieth,
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty one. Inflation you said was transitory, but
Speaker 1: you know, you know we're going I'm gonna deal with
Speaker 1: inflation on day one. Day one was January twentieth, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one. And if you don't have any differences, and
Speaker 1: you were the last person in the room for the
Speaker 1: Afghanistan debacle, the economic debacle, the open border debacle, and
Speaker 1: every other debacle in between, including Ukraine and and you know,
Speaker 1: war in the Middle East, and a hatred and a
Speaker 1: pandering to the most radical wing in your party and
Speaker 1: not supporting our ally Israel after the worst terror attack
Speaker 1: in their history, the equivalent of forty thousand dead Americans
Speaker 1: in the day. There's no help for you anyway. Mark
Speaker 1: Halprin is now quoted as saying, as a longtime political analyst,
Speaker 1: and he's warning that he's seeing private polling being conducted
Speaker 1: by Democrats. I don't have access to internal democratic polls,
Speaker 1: although I get little winks and nods from people that
Speaker 1: I know and that I trust, sources that give me
Speaker 1: some insight. And that's why I said earlier this week
Speaker 1: when she announced she was going to do some interviews
Speaker 1: after doing no interviews, but they're only friendly interviews, that
Speaker 1: there was a reason for it. And this is what
Speaker 1: Halprin said. He said, our private poll numbers, they're internals
Speaker 1: as we call them, are so bad it's possible she
Speaker 1: can lose all seven swing states. These are his words,
Speaker 1: not mine. And then Halpern warned that robust private polling
Speaker 1: is indicating that Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris is in
Speaker 1: a lot of trouble in an appearance on some show
Speaker 1: called The Morning Meeting, while noting that Democrats are increasingly
Speaker 1: bearish on her candidacy. This is what he said. If
Speaker 1: he goes if you want to go watch MSDNZ prime
Speaker 1: time and hear how great things are going for the
Speaker 1: Harris campaign, you're welcome to do that. But if you
Speaker 1: want to understand what's actually happening, we're here to tell you.
Speaker 1: I just saw new private polling today that's very robust
Speaker 1: private polling, and she's in a lot of trouble. I
Speaker 1: want to stop right here, and I want to give
Speaker 1: an admonition and a warning to anybody that's listening to
Speaker 1: my voice right now or this show. Do not take
Speaker 1: this to the bank. Do not become complacent whether the
Speaker 1: polls are good or whether the polls are bad. Don't
Speaker 1: let it impact but you need to do if you
Speaker 1: want to do everything in your power to prevent the
Speaker 1: most radical, extreme presidential nominee to ever get elected. So
Speaker 1: while you might be happy about the news, it might
Speaker 1: be hopeful news for you, you can't take it to the
Speaker 1: bank because there's only one poll that ultimately matters, and
Speaker 1: you have to assume that you're running behind. It's two
Speaker 1: minutes left in the game. As I always use the
Speaker 1: same analogy, you have the balls on your own twenty
Speaker 1: you have no timeouts. You got to march down the
Speaker 1: field eighty yards. You got to cross the plane and
Speaker 1: kick the extra point if you want to win the game.
Speaker 1: And that's how you have to look at it. You
Speaker 1: have to look at it like your vote will decide
Speaker 1: the election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. That's how
Speaker 1: you have to look at it anyway. He goes on
Speaker 1: to say, the conversation I'm having with Trump people and
Speaker 1: Democrats with data are extremely bullish on Trump's chances in
Speaker 1: the Lafe forty eight hours. I also said something else
Speaker 1: on Monday. I said, here has been a dramatic shift
Speaker 1: in the betting sites and the polling. Even the Great
Speaker 1: Britain sites which had been heavily, heavily you know, favoring
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris to win the election, They've all changed. Pollymarket
Speaker 1: has given Trump a seven eight point lead in the
Speaker 1: last you know, seventy two hours. And he goes on
Speaker 1: to say that, you know, we we think that all
Speaker 1: seven battleground stage which ones you know, which ones are
Speaker 1: Harris and which one is she in danger of losing?
Speaker 1: He said, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, North Carolina, and Georgia.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying she's going to lose all six, but
Speaker 1: I'm saying she's in danger. I mean, she could lose
Speaker 1: all seven. But Democrats will tell you they're worried about
Speaker 1: those six. They're less worried about I guess Nevada, which
Speaker 1: I'm not sure why, because the polling there has been very,
Speaker 1: very tight, and like a lot of these states, the
Speaker 1: registration shift from twenty twenty to twenty twenty four towards
Speaker 1: Republicans has been pretty dramatic. There was even a Time
Speaker 1: Time magazine article about that. Now in Newsweek, we have
Speaker 1: Donald Trumps now surged ahead, and this is the popular vote.
Speaker 1: We're not even talking about swing states here. And the
Speaker 1: poll conducted by Active Vote October third through October the eighth,
Speaker 1: gives Trump a fifty point six percent fifty point six
Speaker 1: percent of the vote to Harris's forty nine point four. Now,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump was trailing Harris by five point four points
Speaker 1: forty seven percent for Trump and fifty two percent for
Speaker 1: Harris in a poll conducted between September eleventh and September seventeenth.
Speaker 1: It's the first time Trump has led to national poll
Speaker 1: since September. But there was a national poll yesterday that
Speaker 1: had them tied. That was the Yahoo Pole. And we
Speaker 1: have new polls that have come out today which I
Speaker 1: think are extremely interesting and I'm going to share with
Speaker 1: you here because I think they're very very important and
Speaker 1: there is something worthwhile in terms of going back in
Speaker 1: time and looking at you know, where were we in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty. On this day, October the nine, twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden was up in the Real Clear Politics average
Speaker 1: by nine point seven percentage points. On this day in
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen, Hillary Clinton was up four point six points.
Speaker 1: Right now, Donald Trump is down by only two point
Speaker 1: zero points. So there's a dramatic impact from how things
Speaker 1: were versus how they are now. And if you want
Speaker 1: to just compare and contrast, you know where we are
Speaker 1: in a lot of these races. You know you're beginning
Speaker 1: to see. For example, I can give you Pennsylvania. Back
Speaker 1: in twenty sixteen, on this day, Hillary Clinton was up
Speaker 1: nine point four points. Biden was on this day in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, was up seven point one in Pennsylvania. On
Speaker 1: this day, Donald Trump is up by zero point two. Now,
Speaker 1: it's not the biggest lead, but compared to where he
Speaker 1: was in sixteen and twenty, I mean is known notoriously
Speaker 1: for under Poli, and that's where we now find ourselves.
Speaker 1: And that story is playing out in pretty much every
Speaker 1: swing state. And you know the fact that you have
Speaker 1: such a dramatic difference from where Biden was in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty and where Clinton was in twenty sixteen, says a
Speaker 1: lot now Vice President Harris's campaign. This was on media eight.
Speaker 1: It took a shot at me. Today I decided to
Speaker 1: respond back on X I'm just tired when people distort things.
Speaker 1: We have told the truth about the worst hurricane response
Speaker 1: in history. We have gotten our information directly from FEMA.
Speaker 1: We have taken the words of a Department of Homeland
Speaker 1: Security secretary of Mayorcus and put it in its full context.
Speaker 1: And now that there's say, oh, we found other monies,
Speaker 1: has nothing to do with the fact that they've been
Speaker 1: missing in action. And but for neighbor helping neighbor and
Speaker 1: charitable organizations like the one we had on yesterday and
Speaker 1: samaritansperse dot org and many many others, these people would
Speaker 1: be dead, out of luck without the mules and the
Speaker 1: horses that have been used to get supplies to people
Speaker 1: on roads that are otherwise not passable anyway. According to
Speaker 1: this article, CNN's Priscilla Alvarez joined Dana Bash and said,
Speaker 1: what's creeping in now is that anxiety. The reason for
Speaker 1: that is because these polls are not moving despite multiple
Speaker 1: battleground blitzes. It goes on to say, despite the opportunity
Speaker 1: she's had across media outlets, there's not a lot of
Speaker 1: movement from voters who are moving more and more, you know,
Speaker 1: towards former President Donald Trump. In fact, at one source
Speaker 1: described it to me this way. People are nervous, they
Speaker 1: know the polls are tight. A lot of us are
Speaker 1: having flashbacks to twenty sixteen and again at this time
Speaker 1: eight years ago, Hillary Clinton actually was up twelve points
Speaker 1: nationally over Donald Trump. It was fifty thirty eight according
Speaker 1: to CNN. I mean, this is a major dramatic shift
Speaker 1: and change in how things are playing out. And you know,
Speaker 1: now we had a poll yesterday that chowse Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is up by two in Pennsylvania. We have Quinnipiac polls.
Speaker 1: If I could just find them, I have so many
Speaker 1: polls here in front of me, it's just driving me crazy.
Speaker 1: All right here it is Quinnipiac came out today and
Speaker 1: in Wisconsin, Donald Trump's up forty nine forty seven today.
Speaker 1: In Michigan, he's up fifty one forty seven. And I
Speaker 1: told you about insider advantage yesterday. We go back to
Speaker 1: yesterday's polling. We have Pennsylvania insider advantage. Trump is up
Speaker 1: in Pennsylvania forty nine, forty seven in Arizona. Fabrizio has
Speaker 1: them up in Arizona fifty forty eight. Then he's up
Speaker 1: in Texas, not a surprise, up by a lot in Florida.
Speaker 1: I do say to my friends in Texas, pay attention
Speaker 1: because they're going after Ted Cruz with a vengeance. And
Speaker 1: now their latest talking point after we're nearly two weeks
Speaker 1: in to the disaster, that has been the horrific response,
Speaker 1: especially in North Carolina, especially in Georgia. Although they finally
Speaker 1: got up to speed on Georgia. But it shouldn't have
Speaker 1: been such a heavy lift for Governor Kemp now Ron
Speaker 1: DeSantis Governor Kemp governor McMaster of South Carolina, not the
Speaker 1: Democratic governor of North Carolina. They didn't stage anything. They
Speaker 1: had pre staged all the utility trucks, food, water supplies,
Speaker 1: medicines that would be necessary, knowing that a Cat three
Speaker 1: four hurricane would be headed up their way. They did
Speaker 1: their job. What did the federal government under Harris and
Speaker 1: Biden do nothing? And then they were missing in action
Speaker 1: for an entire week in North Carolina especially and then
Speaker 1: on Friday, on Thursday or Wednesday or Thursday. Then we
Speaker 1: hear from may Orcus that we're not going to have
Speaker 1: enough hurricane money for the season. And it's been a
Speaker 1: light hurricane season, although you wouldn't know it back to
Speaker 1: back hurricanes in two weeks, but it's been And the
Speaker 1: fact is that's what he said. Those are his words.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden said on Friday that you know, every need
Speaker 1: is being met and everybody, every everybody's getting everything they
Speaker 1: need and everybody's happy. And I know because Sarah Carter
Speaker 1: has been reporting for us on the ground that just
Speaker 1: the opposite is true. And the people in the hardest
Speaker 1: ted areas in North Carolina haven't gotten you know, dog
Speaker 1: Adam shift from the government, and they've been abandoned by
Speaker 1: Harris and Biden. And now if you're dare to criticize them,
Speaker 1: you know, oh, you're not showing empathy. If they had
Speaker 1: empathy instead of her hanging out in Hollywood and him
Speaker 1: sitting his ass on the beach in Delaware, maybe they
Speaker 1: would have, you know, got the relief immediately to North Carolina,
Speaker 1: South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Georgia, and Florida. Now, hopefully they'll
Speaker 1: have a better response this time, but we still need
Speaker 1: help in North Carolina. We still don't know what the
Speaker 1: body count ultimately is going to be. And if it
Speaker 1: wasn't for these relief organizations and people volunteering, god knows
Speaker 1: how bad it would be.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: So it all started, you know, the head of FEMA
Speaker 1: under Kamala Harris and Joe Biden was on this week
Speaker 1: with you know, Georgie Stephanopolos, Dean Criswell is her name,
Speaker 1: and she, you know, is addressing the public outcry over
Speaker 1: the horrific, callous, thoughtless, heartless response non response really to
Speaker 1: Hurricane Helene. I mean, by the end of last week
Speaker 1: and it had been a full week since the hurricane hit,
Speaker 1: they had spent a measingly four million dollars. And when
Speaker 1: you know, we sent Sarah Carter to the hardest ted
Speaker 1: areas of North Carolina again and again and again and again,
Speaker 1: and she's interviewing the sheriffs, he's interviewing you know, everybody
Speaker 1: in between, and then not there. And then we read
Speaker 1: FEMA's website and what does it talk about. The first
Speaker 1: three goals are about diversity in equity and inclusion and
Speaker 1: climate change. How about we help everybody in a time
Speaker 1: of need. And what they failed to do is, for example,
Speaker 1: you know, we're waiting for this hurricane to hit again
Speaker 1: in my free state of Florida, which I'm so proud
Speaker 1: to be in and happy to be a part of.
Speaker 1: And Hurricane Milton. And just before Hurricane Helene, we had
Speaker 1: Governor de santason he's going to join us in a second.
Speaker 1: And Governor De Santis told us how he had staged
Speaker 1: what thirty thousand utility trucks, he had eighteen wheelers with food, water,
Speaker 1: medicine supplies, and he was prepared. And Governor kempa Georgia had,
Speaker 1: you know, prepared his state the same way. Governor McMaster
Speaker 1: the same thing, and he prepared his state. Nothing really
Speaker 1: was done in North Carolina, to be honest, but I'll
Speaker 1: put that aside for a moment. But Kamala Harris and
Speaker 1: Joe Biden they knew for days on end it was
Speaker 1: going to be a massive hurricane, just like we know
Speaker 1: Hurricane Milton's going to be a massive hurricane. And they
Speaker 1: didn't do a thing, and then they didn't show up
Speaker 1: for six seven days, and then they said, well, we'll
Speaker 1: give you one time payment of seven hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: dollars and then maybe more down the road. I mean,
Speaker 1: and if it wasn't for relief organizations like samaritansperse dot
Speaker 1: org and Operation Helo dot org, which we had those
Speaker 1: guys on yesterday. They were on the ground saving lives
Speaker 1: and they're doing it on their own and neighbor helping neighbor. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Governor Ron DeSantis is with us, the governor of the
Speaker 1: great State of Florida. Governor Man, I'm sure you haven't
Speaker 1: slept in two weeks. I know, I've talked to you
Speaker 1: at all hours of the day and night myself. I
Speaker 1: just want to help my fellow Floridians here. This looks
Speaker 1: like a really bad hurricane coming in.
Speaker 2: Well, look, this is just what we do. So you know,
Speaker 2: we did the state of Emergency for Heleen more than
Speaker 2: two weeks ago, so we've been on a footing non
Speaker 2: stop with this. And it's not just me, but our
Speaker 2: Division of Emergency Management, a lot of these local communities,
Speaker 2: the first responders down there preparing for Helene, responding and
Speaker 2: then helping people get on their feet. And then as
Speaker 2: soon as that begins, you've got to turn around and
Speaker 2: do it all over again. But the preparations are the same.
Speaker 2: In fact, we now have for this storm fifty thousand
Speaker 2: utility workers that are staged, so this is a record.
Speaker 2: We've never done this many in the history of Florida.
Speaker 2: I was really the first governor that would stage this
Speaker 2: stuff pre storm to be able to have rapid power restoration.
Speaker 2: We also have the largest National Guard footprint that we've
Speaker 2: ever had for immediate response in search and rescue, and
Speaker 2: we've had a lot of other states that have sent
Speaker 2: folks in. You know, I sent people to western North
Speaker 2: Carolina for search and rescue to help bring food, rescue
Speaker 2: people out of the mountains. We've had a lot of
Speaker 2: states that have responded and it helped Florida. So we're
Speaker 2: ready for this. It's a big storm. It's going to
Speaker 2: produce a lot of storm surgeon. It's going to cut
Speaker 2: across the state and exit on the east coast of
Speaker 2: Florida into the Atlantic Ocean, and there's going to be damaged.
Speaker 2: But we're going to do everything we can to get
Speaker 2: the people of Florida through this.
Speaker 1: It's pretty much gonna be a Florida only hurricane. This
Speaker 1: hurricane and it's now last time I checked, it was
Speaker 1: a cat five. I'm not sure if it's going to
Speaker 1: be a Cat five when when it hits, when it
Speaker 1: when landfall happens sometime I guess late in the morning, tonight,
Speaker 1: or whenever it's going to happen. But the problem is,
Speaker 1: even if it weakens a little bit, the storm is
Speaker 1: going to get bigger, is my understanding. And you actually
Speaker 1: said something to me that scared me. You said, this
Speaker 1: is the one that we feared the most. That scared me.
Speaker 2: Well, if you look at the state of Florida, the
Speaker 2: Tampa Bay area, and I grew up in that area
Speaker 2: in Penel's County. That's just the peninsula where you have
Speaker 2: the Gulf of Mexico and Tampa Bay and then Tampa
Speaker 2: you have all the bay right there. So it is
Speaker 2: very low lying and it is really susceptible to storm surge. Now,
Speaker 2: the way the track has developed, it seems like, and
Speaker 2: if this is not set in stone, because these things wobble,
Speaker 2: it seems like the storm is likely to hit closer
Speaker 2: to Sarasota in Venice, which would probably be sixty some
Speaker 2: miles south of the Tampa Bay area. It would then
Speaker 2: cut across the state in the more rural sections of Florida,
Speaker 2: probably about forty to fifty miles south of Interstate four
Speaker 2: and then go out of Florida in the southern Brevard
Speaker 2: County area. Now, look a wobble here or there could
Speaker 2: make a difference. But the way these storms work, if
Speaker 2: you are have the eye of the storm, or you're
Speaker 2: on the strong side, the right side of the storm,
Speaker 2: that kicks up the most surge. If you're on the
Speaker 2: left side of the storm, in this case, it kind
Speaker 2: of be like north of it. Because it's going to
Speaker 2: go get that goes in perpendicular, the winds can actually
Speaker 2: suck water out. So with Tampa Bay, I think it's
Speaker 2: still an open question. Are they going to see major
Speaker 2: surge and they said they could get as much as
Speaker 2: fifth teen with a direct hit, or is it going
Speaker 2: to suck water out of Tampa Bay because they're going
Speaker 2: to be on the weak side potentially. I don't know
Speaker 2: the answer to that. Obviously, we think people should assume
Speaker 2: there's going to be big surge, but that's something that
Speaker 2: we've gained planned for. So our plan that we've implemented
Speaker 2: is something we've been thinking about since the day I
Speaker 2: became governor about what would be challenging things to respond to,
Speaker 2: so this would be one of those. I do think
Speaker 2: it's tracked a little further south than where it was
Speaker 2: twenty four hours ago, But we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: What parts of the west coast of Florida are we
Speaker 1: talking about? Is it from say Naples and Fort Myers
Speaker 1: and Sarasota up through Tampa And then of course we
Speaker 1: got to worry because it's going to go right across
Speaker 1: the state, and projections I saw it will still be
Speaker 1: hurricane force wins even in Orlando, which is central Florida
Speaker 1: and the I four corridor and those areas heading straight
Speaker 1: across to the east coast of Florida.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, it's basically when it hits the land,
Speaker 2: it's going to go pretty much perpendicular or across the state.
Speaker 2: Maybe a touch northeast, but generally just straight east. So
Speaker 2: if it does end up going Sarasota, Venice, everything south
Speaker 2: of that is going to get serious surge. So you're
Speaker 2: gonna end up with Charlotte County, Fort Myers probably down
Speaker 2: to Naples would also get some surge, and obviously the
Speaker 2: farther farther away you are, the less you'll get. But
Speaker 2: you're definitely looking at in those areas where it makes landfall,
Speaker 2: probably ten fifteen feet potentially, but I think all the
Speaker 2: way down the Naples you'd still see significant surge. What's
Speaker 2: on the north side of the storm, it may not
Speaker 2: be as much depending on how the storm goes in
Speaker 2: if it's sucking water out, but that's not guaranteed. And
Speaker 2: then what'll happen is if it goes across the state
Speaker 2: of Florida. When it's exiting on the east coast, the
Speaker 2: south side, the strong side of the storm will push
Speaker 2: water away from the east coast, but then the north
Speaker 2: side of the storm will actually bring water back in
Speaker 2: and create surge in places like Cape Canaveral, Daytona Beach,
Speaker 2: and probably all the way up to Saint Augustine and
Speaker 2: places like Flagler. So there are evacuations on the east
Speaker 2: coast of Florida right now because you're likely going to
Speaker 2: get some surge on the east coast, not as much
Speaker 2: as you'll get wherever this thing makes landfall, but it's
Speaker 2: still going to be a hurricane when it leaves Florida.
Speaker 2: And then you're right, it's supposed to just go out
Speaker 2: to sea and not affect any other states in the US.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the only state I could see maybe mildly impacted
Speaker 1: would be the southern part of Georgia, and Governor Kemp,
Speaker 1: I know, is prepared for that part of it. I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm not kidding when I say this. I mean you
Speaker 1: sound like a meteorologist to me, based on your knowledge
Speaker 1: of hurricanes.
Speaker 2: I guess I'm governor here like that just something that
Speaker 2: we put a lot of time into and we're ready
Speaker 2: to respond to whatever. But I will say on the
Speaker 2: one track that it looks like it's no further south.
Speaker 2: But if it did go directly into Tampa Saint Petersburg
Speaker 2: and ride I four all the way out to Daytona
Speaker 2: Beach that you're talking about, I mean probably eight million
Speaker 2: people along that path. I mean, that would be probably
Speaker 2: the most destructive path. It seems like it's further south
Speaker 2: than that. When you go about forty miles south of
Speaker 2: I four. Fifty miles south of I four, you're basically
Speaker 2: in more rural part of flord Us there. It's not
Speaker 2: going to be as many people in the heartland there
Speaker 2: that'll be impacted. Still, it's going to do damage wherever
Speaker 2: it goes. But yes, we're monitoring all these But one
Speaker 2: thing we've stressed is you just can't like a forecast
Speaker 2: forty eight hours out, you just can't assume where they
Speaker 2: say it's going to hit is because it's a synthesis
Speaker 2: of a lot of these models, and these things do
Speaker 2: shift thirty miles here, forty miles here, fifty miles here.
Speaker 2: So we're going to get another advisory at five o'clock
Speaker 2: from the National Hurricane Center. I think it's likely going
Speaker 2: to say that it's probably going to be in that
Speaker 2: Sarasota Venice area. And then now at this point, it's
Speaker 2: going to make landfall later tonight, So that's probably going
Speaker 2: to be a pretty good estimate at that five o'clock advisory.
Speaker 2: So people should definitely check that out.
Speaker 1: There is one other thing that I didn't think we'd
Speaker 1: have to worry about, but every report that I've been
Speaker 1: reading shows the possibility of tornado warnings in the state
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 2: We've already got them, I mean, so they're I mean
Speaker 2: in some of these are just unbelievable tornadoes. I mean,
Speaker 2: so we've seen them in Southeast Florida, we've seen them
Speaker 2: in Fort Myers, and these are just things they typically
Speaker 2: happen in advance of the storm coming so very much.
Speaker 2: There's hazards out there all across the Florida Peninsula. It's
Speaker 2: not just the hurricane force win Have these been damaging?
Speaker 1: Have these been big ones?
Speaker 2: I think it's too soon to know the damage, but
Speaker 2: like there's videos of these things, I mean, and they
Speaker 2: are big tornadoes I mean, so it likely has done
Speaker 2: some damage. There's likely going to be more tornado warnings
Speaker 2: issued in the ensuing hours, so people should just be
Speaker 2: very careful for that. If there is a tornado warning
Speaker 2: for where you are in Florida and it's something that's
Speaker 2: close to your house, you just kind of kind of
Speaker 2: get down and find a place where you can go
Speaker 2: because those things are, you know, it two blocks away.
Speaker 2: It may not impact anything, but right where it goes
Speaker 2: over it can be really really damned.
Speaker 1: What I think the recommendation is incorrect me If I'm wrong,
Speaker 1: you're the expert.
Speaker 3: I'm not.
Speaker 1: As you get to the lowest part of your house
Speaker 1: and like the safest area and try and barricade yourself
Speaker 1: in right cover.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you hide from the wind. We always say, you
Speaker 2: run from the water and the storm stirge. You evacuate
Speaker 2: away from the areas that are susceptible to storm surge,
Speaker 2: because there's no way you can guarantee your safety, but
Speaker 2: you hide from the wind. And I would say the
Speaker 2: one thing about Florida is with our building code, we
Speaker 2: know that we're a hurricane prone states. Over the years,
Speaker 2: they've made improvements to it. This thing comes ashore, I'm
Speaker 2: not saying it's not going to do any wind damage,
Speaker 2: but most of our homes that have been built in
Speaker 2: the last twenty twenty five years are going to be
Speaker 2: able to withstand the wind that's coming in, and so
Speaker 2: we've really done a good job on that. I think
Speaker 2: probably most of the damage will be related to the
Speaker 2: storm surge.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then of course, you know it's going to
Speaker 1: be a recovery efforts and rebuild. I guess one of
Speaker 1: the beauties of Florida is the water. One of the
Speaker 1: dangers of Florida too is you know, you run the
Speaker 1: risk of these hurricanes and the hurricane season is always
Speaker 1: tough here. But we're glad you're on the case. Governor.
Speaker 1: If there's anything that this audience can do in the
Speaker 1: aftermath of this to help people, please don't hesitate to
Speaker 1: let us know. I know the American people have stepped
Speaker 1: up big time and been helping the people in North
Speaker 1: Carolina and some of the other affected states. And it's
Speaker 1: important that you know we step up when our fellow
Speaker 1: Americans are in need, especially considering all the money as
Speaker 1: we give to all these other countries when they're in need,
Speaker 1: which gets a little infuriating to me. But that's a
Speaker 1: separate political issue for another day. But Florida's in our
Speaker 1: prayers tonight, Governor.
Speaker 2: Is our charitable organization, Florida Disaster dot org. It's attacked
Speaker 2: tax deductible. We did sixty three million after Hurricane Ian.
Speaker 2: It goes directly to organizations that are helping people. We
Speaker 2: help first responders, teachers, you name it. That's the place
Speaker 2: if people want to help, they can go and make
Speaker 2: a difference.
Speaker 1: All right, Governor Ron de Santas. As we bear down
Speaker 1: waiting for this hurricane I hit sometime late in the
Speaker 1: evening tonight, Governor, thank you prayers for Florida. We appreciate
Speaker 1: you being with us.
Speaker 2: Appreciate it, buddy.
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