Live from everywhere USA.

It's Fox Across America with Jimmy Fala.

Oh, yes, it sure is.

We are coming to you live from the greatest country in the world,

broadcasting from the tippy top of the world famous Fox News headquarters in New York City.

It is Fox Across America with Jimmy Fala, a man who does not speak to dead people.

Joe Biden auditioning for a role in the Sixth Sense at the White House yesterday.

And Corrine Jean-Pierre putting on the goalie pads because she took a lot of shots from the press.

But either way you slice it.

We have a president that is clearly not all there.

Of course, that is not the top news story.

It is not top of mind, as KJP might say, so much as the hurricane damage down in Florida from

Hurricane Ian, which has rocked the great state of Florida.

We're going to be joined at the tippy top of the show today by superstar Congressman

Byron Donalds from the 19th Congressional District of Florida if you'd like to get in before

him in BBD's opening act, 888-78-919.

The rules are always the same every day, but especially emphasizing them after something like a hurricane that has left 2.5 million people without power. Hey, hey, hey, be a Republican, be a Democrat. If you want to call in, all we ever ask is just don't be a that is all. Okay, if you've been watching the images on the news overnight,

it is very powerful stuff. I mean, it's really heavy to watch. We're being told 2.5 million

people are without power. We've seen dueling estimates on what the death toll could be. We don't

actually have an accurate one for you right now. The earlier reports that were making the rounds were not

about people that had actually died. We cannot confirm that, and we're obviously praying

for the lowest fatality count imaginable. But in the aftermath of a historic storm like that,

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