roofs. when the winds are that powerful and right out of category 50, 5e come in and tarp and if we don t do that, the mold comes from the top down. that s the worst. when the flooding happens, you can cut the drywall back and get it dried quick. it s when the roofs get destroyed that s the problem and we ll quickly tarp the roofs and thousands of roofs you ll see with blue samaritan s purse tarps out there and we do this and respond because we want people to know that jesus has not fore saken them. we immediate their immediate needs first and want to love our neighbor and know that jesus christ loves them even more. rachel: that s what i love about your organization. you re not just on the ground helping and not afraid to pray with the people you re helping and giving them the home of christ. good bless all of you at samaritan s purse. go to samaritanspurse.org to learn how to help. pete: thank you, edward. thank you. pete: we re continuing to track
they re missing so many, you know, inputs into what they need to to put roofs on on people s homes. that s prior to this hurricane. have you been thinking about that, that part of the situation? we have edward on from, edward graham from samaritan s purse saying one of the things that has been remarkable to him is how much roof damage he s seeing in florida. yeah. i mean, everybody s going to have roof damage in this area,s and my entire district was impacted by this. st going to take a long time for us to pull out. i mean, i just came out cell phone on cell service, we don t have power where i m at, just north of the myaka river, manatee county has a little bit more power, but the majority of my district is still over 50-60% without power. some residents don t have water. communicated with some residents on casey key this morning, they just got their water back on. so we re going to be dealing with this for a significant period of time. fort myers probably isn t going
be days without them and that could be a problem if you have high blood pressure a lung condition. always make sure you have a ready to go kit that will include your id, some money, your charger, your cell phone, dry clothes, snacks and water, these are things you can do to prepare in advance and if it is recommended to evacuate you want to do that but beautiful to see the community coming together, supporting one another, you see these incredible organizations, the cajun navy, fema, the army corps helping out, the red cross, samaritan s purse, these organizations coming together to provide food, shelter, medical and mental support as well. pete: don t be hasty if you don t have to and allow time to make a rational decision. will: you have been at these natural disasters. rachel: and hydrate. hydration is important.
georgia governor brian kemp is next plus south carolina senator tim scott. florida s first lady casey desantis samaritan s purse president franklin graham and beth anthony frankel will all join us live.
water that we have to figure out where to-what to do with it and it s going to take a while to drain. ainsley, back to you. ainsley: absolutely. thanks so much, adam. ian s destruction has left thousands of floridians just struggling today. samaritan s purse is here to help. the christian relief organization has already deployed teams down to elder flow. ready to help clean out the flooded homes. tut down trees and do a lot more. samaritan s purse president and billy graham franklin graham joins us now. good morning to you. good morning, thank you, ainsley. ainsley: you are welcome. thanks for coming on and thank you all for what y all do. i was on your website and i saw a video. already loading up 18 wheelers. taking supplies down there. how can we help and exactly what are y all doing? well two locations ainsley. these are this area was really hit hard. it s the hardest hit area of florida. this is going to take a long time. we have got two disaster relief units on site. we