We were ready for this, so we had a search and rescue team stage, National Guard.

We had 5,500 National Guard.

We had 1.2 million gallons of gasoline in the event of fuel shortages.

We had over 30,000 linemen to restore power.

And so as soon as the storm passed, our first responders were on the scene checking on

people.

Governor Rhonda Santos, after the dumbly named hurricane that blew through there yesterday.

And of course, Rhonda Santos is being attacked by the left-wing media because, you know,

global warming, climate change, something like that.

We're going to need a lot of mental health professionals going forward.

I can tell you that much.

So welcome back and happy Thursday once again, Labor Day weekend coming up.

Hopefully a three-day weekend for you, your family, normal people, and I have but one hour

left to give to my country and so much stuff to get to.

So much stuff.

Let me go to New York City.

New York, New York, the city that never sweeps.

And the New York Post has this story.

There is a Republican congresswoman who is great.

She's from Staten Island, which is one of the five burrows of New York City.

And the only one that votes Republican, but they do reliably vote Republican on Staten

Island.

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