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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170912:00:01:00

[ laughter ] and steve bannon unleashed. you couldn t be more dead wrong. america was built on her citizens. what we learn from the man who was trump s chief strategist. did steve bannon warn the president that firing james comey would be the biggest political mistake in modern history? when all in starts right now. good evening from naples, florida. i m chris hayes. irma may have been downgraded to a tropical storm, but it continued to wreak havoc as it crawled up the gulf coast of florida today. bringing flash floods to downtown jacksonville, florida, where storm surge and high tide pushed the st. john s river to record levels. but most of florida bore the brunt of the storm yesterday as irma came ashore with triple-digit winds and torrential rainfall, knocking out power to 6.5 million customers across the state, around a third of the state s population. here on the west coast of

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category 4 hurricane. and where today residents remained largely cut off from help. we have no water, no power, no electricity, no internet. and i have land lines especially for this. and the land lines went down. damage reports are still coming in from across the caribbean where irma had the strongest impact. cuba was especially hard hit with catastrophic flooding expected to last into tomorrow. as of today, 38 people in total have died as a result of this storm. a number that s expected to keep rising as relief efforts progress. let s go to nbc s catie beck who is up in jacksonville, florida. catie, what s it look like there? well, i am actually in a low-lying neighborhood where obviously all of the storm surge has collected. the entire neighborhood is basically under water at this point. but what s interesting about this is the water levels keep

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170912:00:05:00

champion joins us live from miami. and sam, it s interesting talking to catie up there in jacksonville and you down in miami, which are two areas when you look at the path of the storm you don t think are going to get it the worst. but when you look at flooding implications. yeah. it does seem like those are the two spots that did get it the worst. yeah. and chris, the one thing, even though this storm certainly did wobble from one side to other, the thing that was true, that was forecast to be true is that this is an all florida storm. every bit of florida was impacted by this storm. from the tip of miami with the very strong winds and the tough wind damage here and the heavy rain and the flooding, right off our shoulder here in base skein boulevard, to the actual hit on the southwestern tip to that flooding that goes on in north florida. we wanted to give you a shot of downtown miami tonight, the normally bright lights because about, well, the largest percentage of those, more

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170912:00:02:00

florida, where we are, the damage thankfully fell short of the worst forecasts, but it s still expected to take months, if not years for the area to recover fully. up in washington, white house homeland security adviser tom bossert lloyd out the relief efforts. what we have now is a large scale area of operations. what we re trying to do is marshall the resources where they are needed. it s a prioritization effort. we are worried about flooding, housing, debris, and power restoration. well will have to clear debris from roadways so people can gain reentry. right now we re not rushing reentry there are still dangerous conditions, downed electric lines, flood conditions, problems that would be compounded by your reentry. listen to your local officials not about evacuation, but when and how to stagger your reentry. well, mainland florida largely spared the worst, the same cannot be said for the florida keys where irma made landfall yesterday morning as a

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170912:00:21:15

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