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Welcome back to the Liz Wheeler Show this week on the road.

We're not the only ones on the road this week.

President Trump visited Bel dossa, Georgia in the wake of the landfall of Hurricane Helene.

The devastation down there is almost unimaginable.

We're talking not a hundred-year storm here. We're talking not a hundred year storm here. We're talking a 500 year storm.

They've already said over 100 people are dead and that's only those who have been accounted for yet.

I expect that number to increase probably significantly as rescue

crews make their way into the more remote areas that have been devastated even more.

So a hundred billion dollars is the estimate right now of how much damage has been caused by the storm.

Again, I expect that number to significantly increase.

President Trump's visit to Georgia comes four days after the first landfall of Hurricane

Helene in Florida.

And then, of course, the hurricane made its way across the other southern

states of the United States.

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