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dependent and cannot be without power for a couple days, you will need to do an evacuation and seek shelter somewhere else, whether that's a friend or family or a hotel or a shelter, and many other shelters will open up across the impacted area. enact your plan, and if you have not made preparations, start move into action and find out where you are going to go, and do that today. thank you. >> melissa? >> the staff is getting ready for the arrival of idalia. i want to bringing in a hurricane specialist. these are very difficult circumstances we are seeing. what are you seeing here? give us your update? >> i am seeing yet another hurricane gaining strength with the risk of rapid intensification, and it's something we have been seeing more often around the world, and
>> again, you know, electrical companies in this area, you know, melissa already said that she will be more than happy to help out again. the governor has committed to making sure that gets done as well from a financial standpoint. we want to make sure if you need help call us. anything that is infrastructure communications, cell phones, again, as the governor mentioned we will be out there working most likely tomorrow night as the storm passes and doing the rescues that need to happen overnight, we will be doing that. it's not going to be terribly safe. it will be dangerous working with trees and power lines that are down, but we know we will get the 911 calls and we are getting to a point where we are prepared to do that. i don't have a whole lot of prepared remarks for this because i did an audible right there at the very beginning, but the takeaway there is, if you need power, if you are power
appreciates everybody, particularly those that came from out of state to help the people of florida. i know the floridians very much appreciate it as well. thank you and god bless you. okay, we will hear from kevin guthrie. >> thank you, governor, and thank you for your leadership and thank you, cfo, for patrolling this. i want to start by picking up where the governor was going with. electrical companies accepting assistance from each other. this governor was able to pull it off with his leadership, and i will tell duke energy and melissa's team, 60 million plus dollars is the work they did for lee county, and that got the power back on in days versus what was going to be a total restoration of weeks and potentially months. melissa, your team, thank you, guys. thank you very much for what you did. [ applause ]
publicly identified, katie. they will not be forgotten. that is something, of course, as we learn more, we will share that here. it is so important. of, course we want to learn about what happened, what the motives were, how this happens, but we want to learn and understand about the victims as well. katie. >> melissa, pardons for getting us started. joining me now is jacksonville mayor, donna deegan. mayor, thank you for joining us on such a difficult day for your community. i first want to get your initial reaction to this hate filled attack. >> well, obviously i'm heartbroken for my city. this is something that we have seen far too often. these mass shootings happen over and over again in jacksonville. certainly we have an issue with gun violence. this is a community that has been harmed over and over again. it's just heartbreaking to see it affect our community once again. >> police are saying, mayor, that the shooter was involved in the 2016 domestic violence incidents, and was actually wants involuntarily committed under florida's baker act in 2017. apparently, he was still able to get his hands on a
they weren't advancing any interest of the united states. they were only advancing interest of donald trump as a candidate. so i think for the same reasons that mark meadows is going to have an uphill climb, i think these fake electors are going to have the same uphill climb. now, they could be that some of them prevail, we see a split. some of the defendants are tried in federal court, others are tried in state court. but for ease of efficiency, it may be that a bulk of them go to federal court, then they will. although i still think it's an uphill battle. especially in light of the fact that the defendant, mark meadows here, had the burden of persuading the judge that this case belongs in federal court. >> joyce, putting issues of removal to federal court aside for a moment, trump has indicated that he wants to sever his case from the other 18 codefendants. perhaps we will see that just as a result of what melissa was saying about the speedy trial motions from people like kenneth chesebro, and sidney powell. do you see him succeeding with
interest of the united states. they were only advancing interest of donald trump as a candidate. so i think for the same reasons that mark meadows is going to have an uphill climb, i think these fake electors are going to have the same uphill climb. now, it could be that if some of them prevail, we see a split. some of the defendants are tried in federal court, others are tried in state court. but for ease of efficiency, it may be that a bulk of them go to federal court, then they will all go. i still think it's an uphill battle. especially in light of the fact that the defendant, mark meadows here, had the burden of persuading the judge that this case belongs in federal court. >> joyce, putting issues of removal to federal court aside for a moment, trump has indicated that he wants to sever his case from the other 18 codefendants. perhaps we will see that just as a result of what melissa was saying about the speedy trial motions from people like kenneth chesebro and sidney powell. do you see him succeeding with them being able to sever his trial from the others?
the midwest and wisconsin is going to be a pivotal state to winning back the white house for republicans. >> martha: so of course wisconsin has proven to be a key state winning the white house. former president trump narrowly beat hillary clinton and four years later, biden won it by less than 1% over then president trump. joining me now, our wisconsin republican voters on what they are going to be watching for tomorrow night. melissa is joining me. she's a wisconsin voter. bill is here as well. lou ann and helario is also here. melissa, you're a pilot and you're from wisconsin. you voted in the last election for president trump, right? >> right. >> martha: who are you really watching tomorrow night? who do you hope does well? >> i'm looking at ron desantis. that's who i'm leaning towards. i love donald trump. i think going into this next election, it's all about kind of
not only that, it's not the american way. that's not the spirit the american people to be throwing and lobbing paper towels at us as if we were animals. >> laura: when melissa went along to offer support, she was portrayed as heartless as well, not for anything she said or did, but for what she wore. >> i mean, i don't think she could spell it out any more clearly. to say me, it's not a hidden message. this is as overt as it gets. >> nothing the first lady does is an accident. especially when you have a giant sign on the back of your coat that you know people are going to be seeing. >> maybe it's a moment of true candor from her. this administration doesn't care about these kids. >> laura: so the calculated hysteria lasted for days on both of those stories, nonstories. yesterday, when joe biden finally took a pause from his lake tahoe vacation staying at