Devastating impact from helena and a strike that is threatening to compounded, a warning from the Homeland Security folks that fema does not have enough funds to deal with it, First To Georgia where president Joe Biden is set to survey the damage and make remarks this hour. Welcome, im neil cavuto. Lets go to Lucas Tomlinson in georgia, what we are likely to here as the president visits the hardest Hit States and towns from helene. What do you have . Reporter good afternoon. President biden has just arrived here, to receive an operational update and or the damage. It is notable that Georgia Governor Brian Kemp wasnt your degree to president. As you mentioned, bidens a Dhs Chief says hes running out of money. We are meeting immediate needs with the money that we have. We are expecting another hurricane hitting. We dont have the funds, fema doesnt have the funds to make it through the season. Reporter earlier today, President Biden arrived on Air Force one in tallahassee, florida, the St
There during the summer of protests, he misspoke on this issue while on the other side of the stage, Jd Vance continued to uphold the lie about the 2020 election. The fact that Donald Trump lost and then tried to overturn a free and fair election. I think thats what voters, particularly the undecided voters itd be paying attention to coming off of last night rather than anything that happened 35 years ago. Theyre far more concerned with the direction of our democracy. WhAt These candidates are going to do for them and their families moving forward here yeah, you mentioned that moment on January 6. I just wanted to ask you, i mean, going into this debate, is that something that a Governor Walz wanted to talk about or was that something that just happened in the moment what kind of background can you give us on that yeah. Listen, i think the governor was prepared to make sure thAt The voters understood that Donald Trump remains a risky bet for the american people. Moving forward here in
military police but they are ahead of the fact-finding team.s that gives rise to the suspicioy that they could manipulate the evidence ahead of the inspectors. sean? sean: mike tobin in israel. thank you, sir. joining us now with more t reaction, the host of war stories, colonel oliver north is with us. when you see that russia pulled out their ships, there is obviously anticipation of af strike. moscow s threats of shooting american missiles out of the sky. a do you believe that s a possibility and will we be prepared for that? sean, 32 years ago tonight, we were doing the final target list for the strike on libya. what i did as i went through the targets that were publicly known. not just ours, everybody knows. what we would have to do and the sequence we have to do it in. the first hit, air defense sites. you have to take out the air
always other options he could decide upon. intelligence sharing morks weapons shipments to iraq. let s say it was air strikes. what we re now being told is there are a number of challenges to develop a target set against these fighters, these so-called isis fighters. u.s. officials are telling us it starts with the basic concept that the targeting problem is a lack of intelligence, the lack of credible, specific u.s. intelligence on the ground. who are these people? where are they located? how do you target them? if you don t have the intelligence on the ground, you can t go against them. they have no fixed position. you see it from the video. a lot of them are just riding around in trucks. there s no command in control, no air defense sites, no radars, no military bases to strike. so who and what do you really go after? if you start dropping bombs, the risk of civilian casualties may be significant.
which we remember from libya and other conflicts is a militarily enforced action. it means attacking syrian air defense sites. it means something of a war without troops on the ground against syria. nato says it is not planning this kind of offensive, but france certainly going out on a limb here potentially not by itself. also, the british foreign minister saying that syria is on the verge of a total collapse, or on the brink of an all-out civil war. so a lot of very strong statements coming out today, as the situation on the ground continues to get worse, as you said, at least 50 people killed today. syrian forces entering that town of haffa which had been surrounded for days, the same town where the u.s. officials warned a potential massacre was under way. now syrian troops entered haffa and about 2,000 refugees have crossed, leaving syria and crossed into turkey.