to build back that make sense if you think nothing that is going to happen there again. but i don t see how you can make the full coast of florida and say people should move back to certain areas. and so, across the partisan divide is this is something that has a lot of support, let s use that disaster relief funding to help people move to areas that are safer. it happened after hurricane sandy, you re gonna hear a lot about it after this hurricane. listen, that was the thrust of a lot of my questions over the past couple of days, because at some point, you have to wonder if these places are inhabitable as you say, but you re talking about the coast. but listen, we re in central florida right now. we re in orlando. and this place was just decimated as well. are we gonna be replacing people, managing the retreat of the entire state of florida at some point? no, i think what we want to do, i mean honestly, we ll build coastal areas, fire prone
response and state response and county response. there is no way that the state of florida can be able to fund the type of things going it need to be funded here. i have already asked blarlt blart who is on appropriations for disaster relief funding. kat cammack. also a florida republican who is the rancher on fema. everybody is all hands on deck in the state of florida as it relates to helping everybody that needs to be helped and we are going to need it after this storm rolls through and you see the devastation that s going to come from it. jesse: what s going on with restoring power, electricity, the cell service, some of the towers have been knocked out. what s the latest with communications? my cell service is down. fortunately i have a generator here i m able to talk to you and have wifi connectivity. i can text through iphone and that sort of thing. cell phone towers are down. a million floridians that currentry do not have power. and law enforcement, e.m.s.
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the money that was spent during the trump era. republicans believe this is an issue which they can lay all the blame on democrats. when that bill goes from the house to the senate, will any republicans vote for it on the senate side? it will require ten republican votes in order for it to pass. there are some resolutions within that spending bill that republicans support. for instance, there s millions of dollars of disaster relief funding for some states impacted by the hurricane. but mitch mcconnell is insistent that his republican caucus will not vote to raise the debt ceiling. because democrats have put both of these measures together, it seems likely this bill does not have a very certain future. democrats are also facing an internal struggle, push and pull between progressives and moderates. break down what s going on with the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the $3.5 trillion budget plan. reporter: you ll remember that in just six days the house speaker nancy pelosi had