leon county. there s the proximity, look at the power lines. that s going to be an issue as these emergency crews start to fan out and assess the damage. but we have some good news to report from a county not far away. i spoke spoke to a person in st. mary s. las it s low to the water. they expected it to be flooded. this official told me they think they ve come out of it with minimal flooding and right now they re just kind of starting to assess it. maybe some good news for the town of st. marks, john. yeah, that is good news. so much depends on the topography, so much depends on where the storm makes landfall. in steinhatchee, in cedar key, the situation is quite dire and not necessarily improving very quickly. on the other end of tallahassee,
to pass it, you know, to the floor, get to it the floor, okay, that s different. well can start a different conversation there. that s all i can say on that. but for me, it s not about trusting two people. it s about thinking about every single person in st. louis that has reached out saying that you know what? that $300, that child tax credit, how much that changed my household. it s thinking about when i was a teacher, when i worked in child care for ten years. and at one point, i was a 3 and 4-year-old teacher, and i remember when i became the administrator, i would have to turn away parents saying you know what? it s monday morning. if you don t have your full tuition, you child can t stay for the week. so they would have to take off work if they did didn t have the money to pay so they could go to work. we are cutting that. and i will not think about just and what we re talking about, if we re only talking about the bipartisan infrastructure package, we re going to make sure tha