It to. Us hello, im alicia menendez. As we come on the air tonight we are closely monitoring the second deadliest wildfire in u. S. History in hawaii on the island of maui. 80 people are now confirmed dead. Sadly, the kit mayor tonight wanting the death toll could go up as more damages are assessed. From the air, the toll of these fires, well, look at it, it is hard to take in. Homes reduced to rubble. This as half a dozen fires are still burning in maui and on the big island. Officials say fire in the Historic Town of a hyena is now 85 contained the governor saying he believes these fires could be the largest Natural Disaster in the states history. , tonight residents either working to evacuate maui, if they can returning home or in cases they are finding nothing. There are also air quality concerns to talk. About we will over the next two hours with live updates from maui we will also speak to a 911 First Responder who is there on the ground working to help fellow americans displace.
obviously. it is for him and appeal to voters when that general comes. that is exactly right, i mean, people seem to forget, i know that trump is the sun that blocks out all of the other activity politically in the united states and politics. but this 2024 election is a referendum, not on donald trump. it is a referendum on the past four years of joe biden s administration. and whether or not he should be rehired for another four years. which is exactly why, to your point, he is very jointly focused, laser beam like, on a selling the accomplishments of what he has done thus far. that is why bidenomics you come the catchphrase of the country. and by all economic indicators, the unemployment rate, the jobs creation rate, the dropping of inflation, the stock market inching again at an all-time high. every indicator suggests the country has moved substantially forward. when you look at that narrative, alicia, compared to countries around the world, in the midst of the post covid pandemic