I dont have to tell anyone viewing this program that our and the world are facing an unprecedented series of crises. We are dealing with the coronavirus, which is spreading throughout this country and throughout the world. We are dealing with a growing economic meltdown, which will impact tens of millions of workers in this country. We are dealing with a political crisis as well. I think the main point to be thistonight is that in moment of crisis, it is imperative that we stand , understand that right now, throughout this country, there are so many of our people wondering what is going to happen to me tomorrow. In my own city, burlington, vermont, bars and restaurants have been shut down. Schools have been shut down. What happens to all of the people that lose their jobs . What happens to all of the people who tonight worry they may have the coronavirus but not the resources to get the test they need or the treatment they need . This is a moment that we have together andking Going For
Sacrificial land, look how deep this water is, jackie and heather. Fire trucks can be the get et out and they will come out and understand what is happening overnight with controlled release of attics and reservoirs. They are worried the dams will break, if dams break houston, downtown floods, thats a better option than to flood the southwest and some other neighborhoods intentionally on top of the expected rain that is going to add more downpour and further flooding with thousands of people being rescued just blocks from here, if i could just reach over for one second, monica, i think i know youre a resident and live tv, have you heard the news that theyre going to release, theyve already bebegan to release water out of the dam and more rain is coming, have you decided what youre going to do and are you frightened this morning . Actually i went to my friends house that lives few blocks from here and the water is to my waist and i went over there because theres no power and to drop a p
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my, pleasure, heather. heather: overwhelmingly people that i have spoken to, mayors in different cities in houston have had positive things to say about the president s response so far. absolutely, president trump has great compassion and great leadership and executive qualities and he has put superb people in place, of course, at homeland security and of course, general kelly who is his chief of staff. heather: even prior to the devastation and the hurricane hitting you think the decisions he made were beneficial? yes, because it s all about logistics and making sure that there are clear lines of direction and execution. they have replaced resources all around the southeast where they ll be able to mobilize them and they ve also coordinated with hhs, emergency medical teams, the coast guard, national