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Hurricane Ian, one of the most powerful storms recorded in the US, made landfall on the Florida coast on Wednesday. Visuals from the hurricane show reporters getting swept away and sharks swimming in the streets.

Hurricane Ian Tracker: See the latest forecast graphics including spaghetti models and the storm's predicted path.

Hurricane Ian Tracker: See the latest forecast graphics including spaghetti models and the storm's predicted path. Ian is currently on a track to hit the west central coast of Florida.

Get the latest updates on Hurricane Ian including NHC forecast models and key messages from the National Hurricane Center.

Get the latest updates on Tropical Storm Ian including spaghetti models and key messages from the National Hurricane Center.

Tropical Storm Ian is forecast to become a major hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico next week.

Worst-case scenario with the florida west coast with storm surge. this isnt a huge hurricane, but even for a tropical storm, its going to have significant impact. we just got the new information in from the national hurricane center. with very tropical storm warnings that go all the way from the west coast to the florida keyes, naples, sarasota, tampa bay area, all the way toward cedar key, and the newest information, they have 60-mile-an-hour winds. thats the maximum sustained. you notice that ...

Belonging into an exclusive behind a person they really care about, and it helps reinforce the narrative that the president is trying to set right now. and it is reinforcing that the president of the united states is determining if a hurricane path is moving to the state or not. this is part of a more emotional campaign to get people riled up ahead of the election and it is bigger than products being sold. >> what will democrats do on the other side? >> i dont know, any functioning adult in 2020...

About whether or not people believe in government institutions or whether or not people believe in fact-based . evidence. i talked to a union representative from the national weather service organization yesterday which represents a bunch of hurricane forecasters and meteorologists that work for the government and there was concern among the ranks of those people that the president continuing to double down on alabama, for instance, sent a very mixed message to people, lets say, in the carolinas...

Area. we have a lot of experts coming up. well be running things. its sort of a control center. well be running things. were going up with people -- we have a lot of people coming up to camp david. ill be kmcoming back on sunday morning where im going directly to fema and i think senator rubio and senator scott and i dont think the governor should be there. i think he wants to be in florida. the governor is doing a fantastic job, by the way, doing a fantastic job. >> how concerned are you about ...