To the people of Florida, we're so sorry you're going through this.

Some can't watch because no power.

Fortunately, it sounds like those initial reports of hundreds of fatalities may have been way off the mark.

Hopefully it's much, much smaller the numbers, ultimately.

This is Lee County, Florida. Look at that bridge. It's

gone. There was supposed to be a bridge there, and it was taken away. Next, this again is Fort Myers.

I mean, in a way, it feels like Fort Myers was Fort Myers Ground Zero in all of this.

Also in Lee County, a mobile home. Mobile home is always, gosh, they're especially

vulnerable, but some of them just floating away. Look at that. They look like on their side. Some

we did see float away. Horrible fires all over the place. And then I don't think I've ever seen

planes just flipped over like little toys at the airport.

And I also have never seen a traffic light just come down like this.

Have you ever seen that? I know it happens, but bam.

And then in the middle of the storm, this, wow, really tough.

When will life be back to normal? We don't know, but our friend Jack Brewer,

the entrepreneur, friend of Trump, retired NFL player was on the ground at Fort Myers today.

Jack, good to see you. Welcome back. How are you? How's Fort Myers? How's Florida?

Well, you know, it's hard to see. You know, the hand of God is powerful, man. I got first stop was in Naples and as we saw water levels just so high, man, you could see how high they had come onto houses. You also saw so many people who, you know, had lost their property in our cars. And so we tried to help them as much as we could and then we ventured

over uh into fort mires and i just have never seen anything quite like it so much water and

destruction i mean literally boats large yachts slamming into into buildings um and you know you just

saw people that were helpless you know know, you felt so bad.

You know, I did a lot of relief work during Harvey and have done something during Irma and

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