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And donate some money and get involved, whatever you want to do. We want to thank everybody so much for having us here tonight. Tomorrow night paul ryan in washington, tonight, say goodbye, everybody goodbye tucker good evening and welcome to Tucker Carlson tonight. Hurricane armand is one of the strongest terms ever measured in the Atlantic Ocean and now its making its way through the caribbean. South florida residents have already been ordered to evacuate, governor rick scott a ford it is warming storm is more powerful in 1992s Hurricane Andrew that devastated parts of that state. Rick reich...

Harmlessly after it gets by turks and caicos, it's harmlessly off the coast of the united states and weakening down to a category 1. i want to show you that yes, it has been unusually active right through areas from puerto rico. there was the track of harvey. harvey was weak through the caribbean. then there was irma and jose. these were three monster storms. harvey didn't get strong until it was off the coast of texas. this is the path of maria. it's about to cross where maria went as a strong category 5. that's crisscrossing off the coast of the dominican republic, not over land. >> and it's...

Break that bill karins was going to update his maps. i would love to just take that first map tracking irma. can we just dwell on this? this is clouds associated with one storm. it is conceivable that from the tip cape may, new jersey, the chesapeake bay, very shortly you will be in clouds associated from this storm. that's unbelievable. >> i did a distance tracker on here. it didn't work. the elevations are a little messed up. if i go from west virginia and extend cloud shield to the north coast of cuba that is 1,100 miles of solid clouds from this storm. i was able to throw it together. the ...

Out west. president trump signed the disaster declaration last week, but it's almost certain more funds will be needed after irma. joining me now is jeh johnson, former secretary of homeland security for president obama. secretary, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me on . good to have you. looking from the destruction from hurricane harvey and irma and wildfires from a homeland security perspective what should you happening now? >> important to remember response to natural disasters is a collective effort, state, local and first responders and a time when we really do see, a...

We still have a lot to do. >> so the water could rise four to six feet according to our estimates. if it does rise at that level, are you concerned that there's going to be a number of people who are on the first floors of buildings who will be in desperate need of evacuation? >> we actually, katy, have a couple of neighborhoods on the low end -- did i lose you? >> no, you're still there. we got you. >> okay. we have two neighborhoods where they're pretty low areas near our waterway. and during hurricane matthew last year they flooded to four feet inside their homes. that's my biggest concern ...