an official, a diplomat in this position, can t ask to target or identify certain individuals and follow them. there really are rules of the road in how this proceeds. tucker: it doesn t seem like it. just to be totally clear, and contrast with you, samantha power, not a career diplomat. a very low-level journalist, a freelancer, then an obama staffer, and at some point she worked at harvard as an academic. so she is a political person. don t you think we should be a little uncomfortable that she put in a request of more than one a day for unmasking as a political person? that doesn t bother you? if her role was a political person, i could see your point. but she was the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. cabinet level position. strong bipartisan support. she has to be looking out for a national security at the u.n. and there are bad guys at the u.n. y o there are bad guys at the u.n. there is north korea, iran, russia, china, saudi arabia.
what s your biggest concern right now? is it widespread power outages? that s certainly one of the concerns. you never know what the storm may do. there s going to be a lot of rain, wind. the main concern though is getting the people out of harm s way. when you see a hurricane coming you know it can be life threatening when there is an adverse event oftentimes that is coupled with human recklessness. we ask people to pay attention to the threats of this storm, heed the warnings, take advantage of the evacuation routes and those people who are there to help them. they know what they are doing and they will get you to safety. let me ask you a question if i can based on your hard earned experience. as u.n. yo, north carolina is the only state among those that are under a state of emergency that really has a large number of residents with any experience at all with hurricanes. so the folks up north, what would you say to them? heed the warnings. don t take this lightly at all. i don