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Hunkered down here already. >> we are prepared for the long haul. >> reporter: they are stocked. they are hunk -- they sometimes their family. >> disaster expert lars anderson now joins us by phone -- excuse me, by video. it was going to be one or the other, mr. anderson. hi. you know how these things work and you understand the nuances, easy to judge from afar, we had folks talk about who is staying. we saw for some vulnerable communities it doesn't make sense to leave. walk us through your view on

What do you think you're going to get? the brownie moment or the -- >> how did brown get his job done? he gave a $10,000 check to t campai campaigning. >> i hear you but still think there's insufficient attention from the obama administration on this question, but the fema head is an actual disaster expert, not like some guy -- >> that is an improvement. >> that's a learning moment for the government. >> they are stepping it back up to where it was under president clinton. >> i'm sorry. >> i was just going to say i don't think president bush doesn't like black people, but what president bush w...

He had the good -- >> no, don't -- >> -- wisdom to leave and become a private consultant. >> the interesting thing -- >> great job, brownie. >> the guys that rick perry picked up, a lot of them worked for rick scott, the governor of florida. now, remember, rick scott was head of a company that was charged $1.7 billion in fines and damages for defrauding medicare. and they got that guy elected governor. so if i were mitt romney, or somebody else, and saw these guys coming into rick perry's camp, i would say, maybe this guy does have a second chance here. we ought to be worried about a perry bou...