Here's a man who is in charge - speaking out loud. Clear, coherent, concise, cohesive, communication. This is what you want in a leader. This is what you want in a president. Listen to this man do his job.
😂 Between banning books & abortions, DeSantis is a real leader… Oh, and for banning the use of the words “ climate change “ in all state government publications…And by refusing to take calls from federal leaders… Exemplary leadership skills! 🤣😆 RD will never be POTUS.
Yeah, what he said. You don't need to go on the interstate. Please stay off the interstate. I live and work in Florida, I drive a fuel tanker, trying to deliver fuel to the gas stations, it took me over 5 1/2 hours to drive 75 miles from Tampa to Ocala, that's ridiculous. Please, stay off the interstates if you don't need to be on them.
Listen to Ron DeSantis do his job. He must not be drinking. He must have done his homework. This man came prepared to handle the situation. Bravo Ron thank you very much.
Does he know that when the power goes out for weeks he's gonna be trying to sleep in 90 degree temps with 90% humidity while his balls are sweating off...
Ron DeSantis you are magnificent. Thank you for taking the situation by the horns. It's so nice to see somebody do their job and do it well. Thank you very much.
DeSantis needs to get the hell off of Fox tv, out from behind his podium, put on his grubby clothes, order his hundreds of desk sitting bureaucratic appointees in Tallahassee to get out, work up a sweat and help either pick up trash from our last terrible storm or stack sand bags, nail up window and door storm blocking materials and personally drive folks to safety in anticipation of our next disaster. We should be seeing hundreds of Governor’s appointees hustling around at our most at risk coastal areas. We need help Ron, not MORE tv shows and media alerts from you wearing a suit. You can talk while you lift, nail or drive….just get the hell out here and actually help!
Hurricane Milton weakened slightly Tuesday but remained a ferocious storm that could land a once-in-a-century direct hit on the populous Tampa Bay region with towering storm surges and turn debris from Helene's devastation 12 days ago into projectiles. Almost the entirety of Florida's west coast was under a hurricane or tropical storm warning as the storm and its 145 mph (230 kph) winds spun just off Mexico's Yucatan peninsula, creeping toward the state at 12 mph (19 kph) and sucking energy from the Gulf of Mexico's warm waters.
I'm a Texan, but I'd be damned if I say DeSantis isn't a good leader. He is a good, principled man who has done much for Florida. It makes me proud to be an American when I see politicians like this.
During Hurricane Rita, the fatalities cane from all of the pandemonium caused by blindly evacuating! I was in Houston, walking down Westheimer, was like a ghost town. Storm never ever came.
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DeSantis said that the state has helped evacuate over 200 health care facilities in Milton’s path and that 36 county-run shelters are open. The state has also been scrambling to remove debris from recent Hurricane Helene, lest the messes become projectiles when Milton strikes. He said the state has deployed over 300 dump trucks that are working around the clock and have removed of 1,200 loads of debris. Lifeguards on the peninsula that forms Tampa Bay removed beach chairs and other items that could take flight in strong winds. Elsewhere, stoves, chairs, refrigerators and kitchen tables waited in heaps to be picked up. Sarah Steslicki, who lives in Belleair Beach, said she was frustrated that more debris had not been collected sooner. The National Hurricane Center downgraded Milton early Tuesday to a Category 4 hurricane, but forecasters said it still posed “ an extremely serious threat to Florida.” Milton had intensified quickly Monday, becoming a Category 5 storm at midday with maximum sustained winds of 180 mph (285 kph) before being downgraded. Forecasters warned that Milton could bring a 10- to 15-foot (3- to 4.5-meter) storm surge to Tampa Bay, leading to evacuation orders being issued for beach communities all along the Gulf coast. In Florida, that means anyone who stays is on their own and first responders are not expected to risk their lives to rescue them at the height of the storm. Milton is forecast to remain an extremely dangerous hurricane through landfall and as it makes its way across central Florida toward the Atlantic Ocean with rainfall totals as high as 18 inches (20 centimeters) possible, according to the hurricane center. Parts of the state’s eastern coast were put under hurricane and tropical storm warnings early Tuesday. That path would largely spare other states ravaged by Helene, which killed at least 230 people on its path from Florida to the Appalachian Mountains. Tampa Bay has not been hit directly by a major hurricane since 1921, and authorities fear luck is about to run out. President Joe Biden approved an emergency declaration for Florida, and U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor said 7,000 federal workers were mobilized to help in one of the largest mobilizations of federal personnel in history. The Tampa Bay area is still rebounding from Helene and its powerful surge - a wall of water up to 8 feet (2.4 meters) it created even though its eye was 100 miles (160 kilometers) offshore. Twelve people died there, with the worst damage along a string of barrier islands from St. Petersburg to Clearwater. Stragglers were a problem during Helene and 2022's Ian. Many residents failed to heed ample warnings, saying they evacuated during previous storms only to have major surges not materialize. But there was evidence Monday that people were getting out before Milton arrives. A steady stream of vehicles headed north toward the Florida Panhandle on Interstate 75 as residents heeded evacuation orders. Traffic clogged the southbound lanes of the highway for miles as other residents headed for the relative safety of Fort Lauderdale and Miami on the other side of the state. About 150 miles (240 kilometers) south of Tampa, Fort Myers Beach was nearly a ghost town Monday afternoon as an evacuation order took effect. Ian devastated the 5,000-resident community two years ago, its 15-foot (4.5-meter) storm surge destroying or severely damaging 400 homes and businesses. Fourteen people died there as they tried to ride out the storm, and dozens had to be rescued. On Monday, the few residents who could be found were racing against the clock to safeguard their buildings and belongings. None said they were staying. The signs of Ian's devastation remain visible everywhere. Rebuilt homes stand next to others in various states of construction. There are numerous vacant lots, which were once rare. Nearby, Don Girard and his son Dominic worked to batten down the family’s three-story combination rental and vacation home that’s about 100 feet (30.5 meters) from the water. Its first-floor garage and entranceway were flooded by Helene last month, Hurricane Debby in August, and a tide brought by a recent supermoon. Ian was by far the worst. Its waves crashed into the 14-year-old home’s second floor, destroying the flooring. Girard repaired the damage, and his aqua-blue and white home stands in contrast to the older, single-story house across the street. It was submerged by Ian, never repaired and remains vacant. Its once-off-white walls are now tinged with brown. Plywood covers the holes that once contained windows and doors. Girard, who owns a banner and flag company in Texas, said that while his feelings about owning his home are mostly positive, they are becoming mixed. He said every December, his extended family gathers there for the holidays. At that time of year, temperatures in southwest Florida are usually in the 70s (low 20s Celsius) with little rain or humidity. The area and its beaches fill with tourists.
Praying for everyone! Please stay safe.
Praying for everyone.
Wonderful coverage.❤
Here's a man who is in charge - speaking out loud. Clear, coherent, concise, cohesive, communication. This is what you want in a leader. This is what you want in a president.
Listen to this man do his job.
Unlike Joe Biden.
😂 Between banning books & abortions, DeSantis is a real leader… Oh, and for banning the use of the words “ climate change “ in all state government publications…And by refusing to take calls from federal leaders… Exemplary leadership skills! 🤣😆
RD will never be POTUS.
Yeah, what he said. You don't need to go on the interstate. Please stay off the interstate. I live and work in Florida, I drive a fuel tanker, trying to deliver fuel to the gas stations, it took me over 5 1/2 hours to drive 75 miles from Tampa to Ocala, that's ridiculous. Please, stay off the interstates if you don't need to be on them.
PRAY People PRAY!!! God please bless them all. A miracle God. Break this storm. Through Jesus. Amen
Amen !
Awesome job preparing Florida!
We have a Governor- he’s is iconic- a generational example of how good governance operates !!!🎉🎉🎉
I agree!!! Fellow Floridian here ❤
DeSantis is a real leader.
🙏🏻
Best governor ever, always on top of everything and organized.
God bless you , praying for Florida.🙏🙏🙏
Listen to Ron DeSantis do his job. He must not be drinking. He must have done his homework. This man came prepared to handle the situation. Bravo Ron thank you very much.
De Santis is the best governor. All my prayers are with all Floridians.
Be safe Floridians!!
My best friend lives in Tampa, Florida. Says he’ll be just fine. Hope that’s true.
Same here. Wish they'd leave but there you go.
That’s so scary. Prayers for your friend. I know nothing about hurricanes but I’d be terrified and out of there. Probably another state.
Does he know that when the power goes out for weeks he's gonna be trying to sleep in 90 degree temps with 90% humidity while his balls are sweating off...
@@Chad_MaxHe could take a swim with the fishies if it’s too hot tho.
He is a fool
Ron DeSantis you are magnificent. Thank you for taking the situation by the horns. It's so nice to see somebody do their job and do it well. Thank you very much.
Great governor praying for him and everyone and pets
Wish he stayed in the race for President. He wouldve gotten my vote🇺🇸🙏
NEXT TIME
Great job Governor my prayers are with your community be safe and strong
DeSantis needs to get the hell off of Fox tv, out from behind his podium, put on his grubby clothes, order his hundreds of desk sitting bureaucratic appointees in Tallahassee to get out, work up a sweat and help either pick up trash from our last terrible storm or stack sand bags, nail up window and door storm blocking materials and personally drive folks to safety in anticipation of our next disaster. We should be seeing hundreds of Governor’s appointees hustling around at our most at risk coastal areas. We need help Ron, not MORE tv shows and media alerts from you wearing a suit. You can talk while you lift, nail or drive….just get the hell out here and actually help!
That’s how u handle this shit ! Kawackala Femahhhh
Just get out. Don't put the lives of first responders at risk..
Hurricane Milton weakened slightly Tuesday but remained a ferocious storm that could land a once-in-a-century direct hit on the populous Tampa Bay region with towering storm surges and turn debris from Helene's devastation 12 days ago into projectiles.
Almost the entirety of Florida's west coast was under a hurricane or tropical storm warning as the storm and its 145 mph (230 kph) winds spun just off Mexico's Yucatan peninsula, creeping toward the state at 12 mph (19 kph) and sucking energy from the Gulf of Mexico's warm waters.
Winds plus water surge this is going to be deadly.
This is a great Governor that really cares
I'm a Texan, but I'd be damned if I say DeSantis isn't a good leader. He is a good, principled man who has done much for Florida. It makes me proud to be an American when I see politicians like this.
We spent hours on i75 in traffic yesterday I can’t imagine today’s traffic. We came from Cape Coral evacuation zone A.
During Hurricane Rita, the fatalities cane from all of the pandemonium caused by blindly evacuating! I was in Houston, walking down Westheimer, was like a ghost town. Storm never ever came.
Ron DeSantis 是一个聪明，智慧，勇敢，全心为佛洲人民服务的全美第一洲长👍，是佛洲人民的福音和希望❤️🇺🇸🌹🙏💪✌️
KARMALA Harris Motorcade hurt a police officer fighting for his life in GEORGIA 🙏 🙏
God bless you all in florida.May god spare every living soul
Desantis is an amazing governor!
Build houses with 3 Ft. Thick Cement walls and you will have no problems. Stop using Toothpick Lumber and Paper Sheetrock to build your homes.
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best governance in USA
Dump sand on the debris to keep it buried sand will be wet and heavy and should keep debris in place
If debris is too much to move now
Keep up the excellent work Gov. Desantis! ❤️🙏
Great content, as always! Just a quick off-topic question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?
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DeSantis said that the state has helped evacuate over 200 health care facilities in Milton’s path and that 36 county-run shelters are open. The state has also been scrambling to remove debris from recent Hurricane Helene, lest the messes become projectiles when Milton strikes. He said the state has deployed over 300 dump trucks that are working around the clock and have removed of 1,200 loads of debris.
Lifeguards on the peninsula that forms Tampa Bay removed beach chairs and other items that could take flight in strong winds. Elsewhere, stoves, chairs, refrigerators and kitchen tables waited in heaps to be picked up. Sarah Steslicki, who lives in Belleair Beach, said she was frustrated that more debris had not been collected sooner.
The National Hurricane Center downgraded Milton early Tuesday to a Category 4 hurricane, but forecasters said it still posed “ an extremely serious threat to Florida.” Milton had intensified quickly Monday, becoming a Category 5 storm at midday with maximum sustained winds of 180 mph (285 kph) before being downgraded.
Forecasters warned that Milton could bring a 10- to 15-foot (3- to 4.5-meter) storm surge to Tampa Bay, leading to evacuation orders being issued for beach communities all along the Gulf coast. In Florida, that means anyone who stays is on their own and first responders are not expected to risk their lives to rescue them at the height of the storm.
Milton is forecast to remain an extremely dangerous hurricane through landfall and as it makes its way across central Florida toward the Atlantic Ocean with rainfall totals as high as 18 inches (20 centimeters) possible, according to the hurricane center. Parts of the state’s eastern coast were put under hurricane and tropical storm warnings early Tuesday.
That path would largely spare other states ravaged by Helene, which killed at least 230 people on its path from Florida to the Appalachian Mountains.
Tampa Bay has not been hit directly by a major hurricane since 1921, and authorities fear luck is about to run out.
President Joe Biden approved an emergency declaration for Florida, and U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor said 7,000 federal workers were mobilized to help in one of the largest mobilizations of federal personnel in history.
The Tampa Bay area is still rebounding from Helene and its powerful surge - a wall of water up to 8 feet (2.4 meters) it created even though its eye was 100 miles (160 kilometers) offshore. Twelve people died there, with the worst damage along a string of barrier islands from St. Petersburg to Clearwater.
Stragglers were a problem during Helene and 2022's Ian. Many residents failed to heed ample warnings, saying they evacuated during previous storms only to have major surges not materialize. But there was evidence Monday that people were getting out before Milton arrives.
A steady stream of vehicles headed north toward the Florida Panhandle on Interstate 75 as residents heeded evacuation orders. Traffic clogged the southbound lanes of the highway for miles as other residents headed for the relative safety of Fort Lauderdale and Miami on the other side of the state.
About 150 miles (240 kilometers) south of Tampa, Fort Myers Beach was nearly a ghost town Monday afternoon as an evacuation order took effect. Ian devastated the 5,000-resident community two years ago, its 15-foot (4.5-meter) storm surge destroying or severely damaging 400 homes and businesses. Fourteen people died there as they tried to ride out the storm, and dozens had to be rescued.
On Monday, the few residents who could be found were racing against the clock to safeguard their buildings and belongings. None said they were staying.
The signs of Ian's devastation remain visible everywhere. Rebuilt homes stand next to others in various states of construction. There are numerous vacant lots, which were once rare.
Nearby, Don Girard and his son Dominic worked to batten down the family’s three-story combination rental and vacation home that’s about 100 feet (30.5 meters) from the water. Its first-floor garage and entranceway were flooded by Helene last month, Hurricane Debby in August, and a tide brought by a recent supermoon.
Ian was by far the worst. Its waves crashed into the 14-year-old home’s second floor, destroying the flooring. Girard repaired the damage, and his aqua-blue and white home stands in contrast to the older, single-story house across the street. It was submerged by Ian, never repaired and remains vacant. Its once-off-white walls are now tinged with brown. Plywood covers the holes that once contained windows and doors.
Girard, who owns a banner and flag company in Texas, said that while his feelings about owning his home are mostly positive, they are becoming mixed. He said every December, his extended family gathers there for the holidays. At that time of year, temperatures in southwest Florida are usually in the 70s (low 20s Celsius) with little rain or humidity. The area and its beaches fill with tourists.
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You better open the boarder. Someone responsible and hardworking to take charge, clean up and rebuild.
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God lobbing hurricanes into America 😂😂😂.
You can buy a book on how to survive a hurricane. WAIT! DeSantis had them burned, to much in them about climate change. 😂😂😂😂
Grow up.
God is rooting for Kamala.
She don’t believe in God !
🤣
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But he believes in her.
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