watching as you are what is unfolding on the house side. and it will be interesting to reveal all the participants involved. really? that sounds like the mitch mcconnell, who after voting to acquit donald trump, basically referred him for criminal prosecution. who on 1/6 knew there was no voter fraud and knew who was responsible. which one are you looking for these days? i was really intrigued by that answer for all the reasons you lay out as a student of mitch mcconnell and the way he talks to the press. that answer was so interesting to me for a bunch of reasons. to the first part of his answer, he hasn t spoken to trump now in about a year in any capacity so it s not surprising he didn t speak to him on january 6th. here s what you need to know about mcconnell and how he answers questions from
reporters. first of all, there is no politician in either party who is as comfortable saying nothing or refusing to acknowledge your question or say something like i ve said all i have to say about that subject on a question he doesn t want to answer. so the fact he engaged on that question is noteworthy to me. and when he s faced with questions about trump, he says he s looking forward, focused on fighting the current president, joe biden. the fact he s engaged in anything backward looking and pointing to the work of the january 6 committee in any way is fascinating to me. only wish i could better explain why he was doing it. whether it might be something as someone like a mo brooks house member who s running for a senate seat in alabama. a trump ally, who could very well be one of the authors of one of these text messages that we could find out. maybe getting someone like him off mcconnell s plate would be good news for him. but i think big picture, mcconnell wants a republican party
post-traumatic stress on the battlefields. i traveled through afghanistan and iraq. guess what. there is a lot of post-traumatic stress that comes from lying in your house and all of a sudden the roof goes blowing off and you wonder whether your kids are around. i really mean it. the shosk losing a home, and a business, the grief of losing someone, it is happening right before the holidays, i said, and we are going to make sure that you have all the help you need including the kinds of mental help that s needed to help people through difficult times. folks, you know, the fema has opened mobile disaster recovery centers in mayfield and in dawson springs, and it has disaster survivor assistance teams on the grounds here in kentucky to help people register for assistance. as i said when i talked to the governor, not only are we going to get you what you need, we are going to make sure everything is available. you don t always know all that is available. that s what we are going to to. fol
here in a helicopter, you can look down and you see a house. 20 yards away from a house that s devastated a house is in good shape. tornadoes are such devastating storms. back where i am from we are used to hurricanes, and floods, and high water. but these tornados are just something totally different. it devoured everything in its path, your homes, your business, your houses of worship, your dreams, your lives. the governor confirmed or i think you said 74 fatalities so far, governor, in kentucky making these the deadliest tornados to ever strike this state. 14 are confirmed dead in other states, and dozens are still we are fearful for where they are. i met one couple on the way up what said they are still looking for four of their friends. they don t know where they are. those who have lost someone,