continues but i m going to make sure fema and other agencies are doing everything in their power to help people on the ground. shepard: between all the floods, the downstreams and damaged siding, they are estimating the storm caused somewhere, get this, between $3 billion and $7 billion. and that s just in insured claims. as one crisis expert told the fox business network today, it will be a while before we know for sure how much this storm cost us all. as we see the days and weeks ahead of us and we start doing these damage assessments, the adjustors get out and start taking a look at these houses as quickly as they can, it s going to be time consuming because there s so many of them, we re going to start getting better and better numbers. all the numbers out there today, there s one guarantee it won t be that number. it might be a little higher or a little lower. it s definitely not what they re putting out there right now. shepard: as with those with no flood insurance, they m
very pleased that he put health care on the front on the front burner. i think that it american people s lives, it turns out to be very unhappy that it happened at the same time that we had the mortgage crisis and financial meltdown. because it meant that people didn t they were in economic chaos and weren t entirely certain why that was. you know, the truth is, half of the foreclosures in this country actually take place because of medical cost, not just that they ve got subprime mortgages or other mortgages where they re under water. but he s had a lot to deal with at one time. would i do it if i were getting to make the same choice, would i do it exactly the same way? i wouldn t. larry: i had lunch today with a crisis expert who says he sees his problem as hesitancy. that he s not like he should have grabbed bp by the throat. right, to begin with. larry: first day. right. and and in his interview with matt lauer, he had said,
but he s had a lot to deal with at one time. would i do it if i were getting to make the same choice, would i do it exactly the same way? i wouldn t. larry: i had lunch today with a crisis expert who says he sees his problem as hesitancy. that he s not like he should have grabbed bp by the throat. right, to begin with. larry: first day. right. and and in his interview with matt lauer, he had said, you know, i was paying attention to this when the talking heads weren t. and i thought, the talking heads this is a really tasty story. the talking heads were talking about this from the very beginning. larry: you think he s a little weak in that area? no, i think he is contemplative. which is in most maybe in most times, that s exactly what you want in a president. sometimes, though, you need to you need to be sort of a man of action. i think shows from his when he was trying, when he was having his i m rough on bp speech, it was clearly that was not his com
people s lives, it turns out to be very unhappy that it happened at the same time we had the mortgage crisis and financial meltdown. because it meant that people didn t they were in economic chaos and weren t entirely certain why that was. you know, truth is, half of the foreclosures in this country actually take place because of medical costs. not just that they ve got subprime mortgages or other mortgages that are where they re under water. he s had a lot to deal with at one time. if i were getting to make the choices, would i do it exactly the same way? i wouldn t. larry: how do you make of this statement. i had lunch today with a crisis expert who says he sees his problem as hesitancy. that he s not like he should have grabbed bp by the throat. right, to begin with. larry: first day. right. and and in his interview with matt lauer, he had said, you know, i was paying attention to this when the talking heads weren t. i thought, the talking heads this was a real
very pleased that he put health care on the front on the front burner. i think that it american people s lives, it turns out to be very unhappy that it happened at the same time we had the mortgage crisis and financial meltdown. because it meant that people didn t they were in economic chaos and weren t entirely certain why that was. you know, truth is, half of the foreclosures in this country take place because of medical cost. not just that they ve got subprime mortgages or other mortgages where they re under water. he said a lot to deal with at one time. would i do it if i were getting to make the same choice, would i do it exactly the same way? i wouldn t. larry: i buy this statement i had lunch today with a crisis expert who says he sees his problem as hesitancy. that he s not like he should have grabbed bp by the throat. right, to begin with. larry: first day. right. and in his interview with matt