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let anyone know that if they have a boat, get people. >> our coverage of hurricane ian continues now with "anderson cooper 360." >> the sheriff here in lee county told reporters about the afternoon destruction that is everywhere tonight. no words to describe what we saw and are seeing in the present tense, which is important to note, because this is an ongoing disaster in florida and potentially in coastal carolina. hurricane in -- yes, it is a hurricane again taste is taking ada. this is what it did to fort myers beach. is the most impressive storm ever to hit this part of florida. ...

Did is serious, but likely i'm going to vote for him anyway. >> exactly. we spent a chunk of our at the ajc calling poll respondents who said that. they are worried about these charges. they think he did wrong when he called raffensperger and urged him to find exactly the amount of votes to overturn the defeat. at the same time, they're willing to support donald trump in the primary. that is going to be the difference here in be georgia. >> "the atlanta journal constitution's" greg bluestein, always plugged in. great to talk to you. we appreciate it. ken, let's put the calendar back up. put yo...

Indications are that it will be trump again as the republican nominee. so in that hypothetical, let's say those poll numbers hold and trump sweeps through georgia and he is the gop standard bearer again. what do you think then happens for, like, governor kemp and secretary of state raffensperger who have opposed trump every step of the way in the last two odd years. would they fall in line and be good republican soldiers again, or would they try to keep him, as best they can, at arm's distance? >> that's an important question. not only have they opposed donald trump and rejected his efforts to...

Guilty. not yet on the calendar, the election interference case in fulton county, georgia, where his former chief of staff mark meadows testified about this call from then president trump to georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we won the state. >> reporter: meadows is pushing to move his case to federal court, which would mean jurors from outside atlanta, not just heavily democratic fulton county. all of it is spilling from the courtroom to the campaign trail, where the trump campaign says it's raised mor...

Might make one list. if you're talking about cases with very serious crimes, you might make another list. but let me assure you, i wouldn't want to be a defendant in any case, state or federal, compelling or otherwise. i mean, he is facing four separate criminal indictments. all of them, elise, all of them carry the potential for jail time if he is convicted. you know, not a good day to wake up on the wrong side of a state or federal criminal case. >> chuck, as we look at this calendar that we've been showing this morning, it is just extraordinary. if we can put it up here. you just see what h...