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>> we are dying here. fema asks for documentation. i think we've given them enough documentation. and they have the gall this morning, look at this, look at this, they think that weighs enough? they have the gall this morning of asking me, what are your priorities, mayor? i am begging. begging anyone that can hear us to save us from dying. if we don't get the food and water into people's hands, what we are going to see is something close to a genocide. the world will see how we are treated, not as second-class citizens, but as animals that can be disposed of. >> she'll be on later tonight. joi...

How we are treated not as second-class citizens, but as animals that can be disposed of. enough is enough. [ speaking in foreign language ] [ speaking in foreign language ] okay. that is an emotional mayor of san juan saying something very different than what the president just said. a remarkable impromptu press conference the president held on the lawn of the white house saying among other things, incredible success with the loss of life in puerto rico. he said many, many times what an

United states that has constantly treated puerto ricans as less than, sub par, second class citizens. and i felt that the president's delayed response just persons fied that. bring out the planes, send in the troops immediately. that should have been done on day one. puerto ricans take care of puerto ricans. and americans take care of americans. isn't that how it should be? >> last thing before we go tonight. that was rose eperez talking about the disaster and the dire need in puerto rico. she appeared this afternoon with nicolle wallace. again, it's been seven days, yet so many homes and fami...

You know there is this constant history here in the united states that has constantly treated puerto ricans less than sub par, second class citizens and i felt that the president's delayed response just personified that, bring out the planes, send in the troops immediately that should have been done day one. puerto ricans take care of puerto ricans and americans take care of americans. >> that was rosie perez talking about the dire situation in puerto rico. it's been seven days yet so many homes and families and communities in puerto rico have seen no relief yet. here is a portion of the repor...

83% try to eat healthy, yet up to 90% fall short on getting key nutrients. let's do more. one-a-day 50 plus. complete with 100% daily value of more than 15 key nutrients. one-a-day 50 plus. you know there is this constant history here in the united states that has constantly treated puerto rico ans less than sub par, second class citizens and i felt that the president's delayed response just personified that, bring out the planes, send in the troops immediately that should have been done day one. puerto ricans take care of