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We spoke yesterday about how it appears as though the director of FEMA didn't know

that there is a thing called the hurricane season in the United States, where it's from between

June into the end of summer, early fall, where we see way more hurricanes. It's that simple.

It's a hurricane season. And now people are arguing, oh, is that a joke?

Is that not a joke?

Whatever the case may be.

We now are starting to see the real world repercussions aside from whether the FEMA director

knows about hurricane season.

We are starting to see the real world repercussions of the funding cuts, not just to FEMA,

but also to the National Weather Service because

veteran Florida meteorologist John Morales issued a warning about hurricane season.

He is saying he's in Florida because of the budget cuts federally to the National Weather

Service and to NOAA, the national oceanographic, I forget what Noah stands for.

I'm sure you can Google it.

No need to email me.

Okay.

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