Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio

the George Washington Broadcast Center Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty

I'm Strong and getting. And now he's Armstrong and Getty.

You even had the Secretary of Homeland Security saying there's not enough money left in the fund.

So it is the case that the administration itself, the Secretary who oversees FEMA, said there's not enough money left in the fund,

and they have been spending billions of dollars for the last four years to move migrants from our border,

to put them up in hotels, and give them room service and maids.

That's simply a fact.

So that's Tom Cotton on Meet the Press yesterday.

We're going to hear a little bit more from him.

So this is around the topic of the hurricane relief. I'm looking up at my CBS, ABC, a look over there, CNN.

Every TV I've got in here is leading with hurricane coverage of one kind, either

Halene in the damage and the recovery or the one that's coming toward Florida Milton,

which has just been upgraded to a category 4 and on the cusp of a 5 as it heads toward

Florida.

So this might end up being the October surprise of the election is hurricanes events some

event you don't see common having an effect on the way people vote and I know in the right leaning social media world the as they

see it poor job the federal government is doing and helping out these people

in North Carolina and Tennessee and Georgia is a huge story.

I mean it's freaking huge. Some of it is about stuff that's not true which you can talk about later but

but plenty of it is. First of all in case you didn't hear this from Friday of

course this didn't get attention. It should have been on the

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