Hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the United States and all around the world, i am rosemary church. We begin this hour here in the u. S. State of georgia where a grand jury has indicted donald trump for a historic fourth time for allegedly trying to overturn the States Election results in 2020. The grand jury approved every indictment presented by Fulton County district attorney, fani willis, on monday. The former u. S. President has been charged with 13 counts in the indictment, including a Racketeering Charge, 18 others have also been charged under the states racketeering laws for allegedly joining, quote, a conspiracy to unlawfully change the outcome in favor of donald trump. Now, those names include several highprofile individuals from trumps time in office including former white house Chief Of Staff mark meadows, Former Trump Attorneys Drew Giuliani and john eastman, and Top Justice Department official jeffrey clark, among others. Here is what Fulton Countys dist
florida and will meeting with governor desantis to put their differences to help hurricane ian victims get back on their feet. we have you covered with a void in fort myers with the latest on that meeting. steve, the recovery is just beginning. the white house john kirby and where these recovery efforts are going. welcome, everybody, a very, very busy news day and something rare you seek cooperation from both sides of the aisle because the people in florida demanded it but more to the point, the leaders offered it. momentarily. let s go to nate boyd in fort myers with more. good afternoon, neil a cordial vision cor to mike visit between president biden and governor ron desantis and over s over into fort myers beach. they were there recently and the president just left under an hour ago at this point and you mentioned it was cordial. the president said he has done a good job responding to this hurricane but governor desantis is very thankful of the government assistance he r
disaster management coordinator for the office of the homeland government. thank you so much for joining us at this difficult time. yes ma am, good evening for the opportunity to be. here i want to start with those questions being asked about the states readiness and response. in the midst of this devastating and deadly wildfire, many criticizing the lack of warnings. how do you respond to that? right now governor greene has a number of priorities that are focusing on life safety, our media concern at this point in time is trying to take care of those disaster survivors and get any amount of shelters and transitional housing. we are making some progress, we had about 300 individuals who moved out of shelters in the past two days. i want to talk about that in a moment, but i think we do need to address this because a lot of people, a lot of survivors have said that they knew nothing about this fire.
prosecutorial emphasis. what you want to emphasize and care about most, and that can trickle down to the attorney general and others. also they will weigh in on lots of other things that have nothing to do with the federal government on local issues, why not this one? and then you have the very real issue than americans are showing concern about crime in the top five issues that they are worried about. and when you have over a third, just a third of the country saying that the white house understands problems they are worried about, that becomes untenable from a political standpoint, because republicans are going to talk about crime, because that s what people cares about them because it needs to be talked about. it s untenable that the democrats will say, this is a local issue and walk away, because everybody can draw a straight line from democratic donors to these progressive district attorney in s and everyone is starting to get a real clear sense as to what the outcome is of that.
all have a biden hangover. i m as confused as i am after that happened. the big mistake was they thought going long, going long would address the questions of mental fitness, but instead it revealed the fogginess has jones pointed out and the crankiness later that you pointed out. it s like again, another analogy is like a classic car that has been sitting in the garage. you don t immediately drive it across the state. you drive it down to the diner . but i have to defend him. it s not his fault. he did not make himself president, the democratic party did. it s 2022 and i still can t believe joe biden s president. he has been around my entire lifetime and he is president now after running i don t know, 13 times. the bottom line is if there was very little time spent on american concern, it was spent on media concern. and that was the bogus bogus