Well, howdy there, internet people it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about the Trump administration's plan to eliminate FEMA as we know it.

Y'all aren't going to believe this.

In a new cycle that can only exist under this administration.

Yesterday, we talked about Trump trying to politicize FEMA as a key agency the Democrats are blocking funding for, while highlighting a situation he ignored for a month.

And today, we're talking about the Trump administration's draft plan to, quote,

eliminate FEMA as we know it. You can't make this stuff up. Okay. So a while back,

Trump put together a council to make recommendations on how to best gut the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

The draft with the preliminary recommendations is an 89-page document.

The final report comes out next month, so this is a heads-up, and I guess it could change between

now and then, but we'll go over where we are now.

Trump has already slashed the number of FEMA employees,

and while he tries his political spin on talking about it being a key agency,

his administration is preparing recommendations to cut the number of remaining employees in half.

That's right, in half.

The draft says, quote,

The majority of this reduction is expected to come from its disaster workforce,

which includes temporary, on-call, and permanent personnel deployed to disaster areas.

Remember when Trump campaigned on bizarre and wildly inaccurate claims of FEMA abandoning North

Carolina? Yeah, you only thought it was hard to get in touch with someone then.

The people who show up are the people that would be shown the door.

It would take Americans much longer to get assistance.

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