As Hurricane Ian pummel's Florida, members of the media rush to blame climate change,

Joe Biden thinks a dead person is alive, and his press secretary gives the world's worst defense.

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It's been downgraded to a category two or a category one as it moves further inland over the coast of Florida.

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