moving storm but they should not keep waiting for an update on the forecast to see if it s making its turn because if it doesn t, they re going to run out of time, and it will be too late. you are as familiar as anybody could be with how fema runs, how fema operates. a little bit has been made of the fact that fema right now has an acting director. there are a lot of acting folks in the trump administration. does that make a difference in a moment like this, acting vs fully appoint sed. no, during government transitions between presidents, we appoint a person to act as the acting administer has all the authority under the law as the confirmed, senate confirmed administrator, so there s no lack of authority. and in a response, this is really not an issue. i know a lot of the folks are
we re in a warned away, but it really won t impact us, but they did. that s the whole thing about the warnings. it s the areas that the center has identified the greatest risk of possibly getting hurricane conditions within 24 hours or less. that s where the decision-making takes place for the local officials. not where the storm cone looks, but where are the warnings up, and how much time does it take people tout out? people do have time. this is an advantage of a slow-moving storm, but they should not waiting for the forecast. if it doesn t, they ll run out time. you are familiar with how fema runs, how fema operates. a little bit has been made of the fact that fema right now has an acting director, a lot of interim folks, acting folks within the trump administration. does that make a difference in a moment like this, acting versus