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Hit smithville, mississippi. difficult to survive without a concrete reenforced basement and room. they can tell you all about this in smith roll and in that state. lieutenant governor phil bryant, lieutenant governor of the state of mississippi, are you with us mr. bryant. >> yes, harris. thank you. goch gov bouber and i were in the smithville, mississippi . devastation is a hard word. you are trying to search for something else. because it is just total did destruction of a community. smith roll in northeast, mississippi . 15 dead and perhaps another 15 or more missing. i was with the nation...

Where 35 victims died. the small town of smithville took on a ef-5 tornado, strongest rating of a twister. the winds would have been 205 miles per hour. in tennessee, houses ripped to shreds and lives torn apart and 34 people have died in that state. >> i actually thought we were going to die. that's what went through my head. >> and many people saying they were thinking about the same thing all the way from georgia to virginia, huddling together in hallways and no else to go . tornados devastating infrastructure and emergency service buildings wiped out. authorities left to beg for basics lik...

The missing in the southern part of the country and massive relief underway for 340 people that are confirmed dead from the twister carrying storms this week. alabama with the most victims. 249 people could not escape the weather. in mississippi an ef-5 tornado hit smithville. >> it is refreshing to find members of congress that are focused on solving problems and not just winning battles. solutions for the urgint problems. that is what you are going to find in a best seller, a simple government. you can get an audio graved copy in mikehuckabee.com. on friday, the national average of the price...

Where 35 victims died. the small town of smithville took on a ef-5 tornado, strongest rating of a twister. the winds would have been 205 miles per hour. in tennessee, houses ripped to shreds and lives torn apart and 34 people have died in that state. >> i actually thought we were going to die. that's what went through my head. >> and many people saying they were thinking about the same thing all the way from georgia to virginia, huddling together in hallways and no else to go . tornados devastating infrastructure and emergency service buildings wiped out. authorities left to beg for basics lik...

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