All right. We are starting today with Hurricane Ian in Florida and they don't call it a disaster

for nothing. This is not really a weather show, but there's been a lot of political stuff revolving

around the hurricane to get everybody up to speed. Many trapped in Florida as Ian heads towards

South Carolina reported by the Associated Press. There are rescue crews 2.5 million Florida

homes per the Associated Press without power 2.7 million homes without power. According to

other reports, Florida, Governor Ron DeSantis told a news conference. We've never seen

storm surge of this magnitude. It is basically a 500 year flooding event when it comes to

casualties. Hundreds are feared dead. Now it takes a while to officially get those numbers,

but we now have heard from multiple political leaders who are saying, listen, we're being told

about dozens if not hundreds just in our municipality. So you start adding that up and unless

everybody's wrong, you're talking about at least hundreds dead. The Daily Beast reporting that

as well as millions more were plunged into darkness in one of the most powerful storms in

American history. And then AFP and Yahoo News reporting floods devastation after Hurricane Ian

Hammers, Florida. So there's a couple different things. I think that are important to mention here

for a show like ours. First of all, we see a completely different Ron DeSantis that I sort of

knew existed in the sense that I've told you all before. DeSantis is not a stupid guy. His

incredible violent partisanship, maybe acute partisanship is a better phrase for it is sort of

a calculated decision. I'm not saying he's not a right winger, but he can get along with everybody

when he chooses to and he has said Joe Biden's been good, helping and everybody's getting along

and this is not the time for petting us. And again, it's just another reminder that

it could be like this all the time if people just wanted to be more reasonable because that's

all that's happening. DeSantis is just being more reasonable in part because he knows that his

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