top of the hour, we will take you back to the fema directors that are going on right now. this news conference and we will listen to the very latest from winter park, florida, and get an update on recovery and rescue operations there. fema back to flood insurance. what kind of turnaround or how long until you expect people to be able to receive to face what s needed in their homes? how long do the inspections and claims take? yeah, one of the very first things that everybody should do is contact their insurance company to see what is going to be eligible. this includes flood insurance, which is by fema and also some of the other insurances they have for wind damage, et cetera. they are going to have to file that claim. one of the first thing that s going to have to happen is an inspection of that home, so they can determine the extent of damages. that will depend on the availability to access the homes. we know that there are still many homes that might be underwa
even whether it s classified or not, whether or not it goes to any subject of our investigation. this is standard government practice. when they execute a search warrant, they want as much as they can and who knows. there might be evidentiary value in the knick-knacks and things that they seized. whether it be a time magazine cover or some memos, or some post it notes. anything could bear back to those classified documents, like a post-it that i m just making something up, says, hey, take classified documents and stick them in a closet. that would be an extreme example, but the governments arguing, look, who knows. we need to take a look at everything because everything could be potentially relevant. can t blame them for trying. they want to look at everything they seized. yeah, absolutely. danny, i apologize. i said it was going to be quicker than all the breaking news out of florida, a thank you so much for joining me. that s going to do it for me on this edition of alex smith repo