The recovery from Hurricane Helene is now a focus on the campaign trail with former President Donald Trump criticizing the Biden administration and spreading falsehoods about the federal response.

Our Lisa Desjardin has more on that and other controversies the Trump campaign is facing.

Against the backdrop of a shattered furniture store,

former President Trump stopped in hard hit Valdosta Georgia today saying it was no time to campaign.

As you know our country is in the final weeks of a hard fought national election,

but in a time like this when a crisis hits when our fellow

citizens cry out in need none of that matters we're not talking about politics now

but just an hour earlier as he arrived in the area

Trump accused the Biden Harris administration of mishandling Hurricane

Helene. They're not being responsive, the federal government is not being responsive, but they're having a very hard time getting the,

getting the president or the party won't get on and of course the vice president she's out someplace campaigning looking for money. That was not

true. Georgia Governor Brian Kemp this morning thanked President Biden for

calling him yesterday about the storm.

He just said, hey, what do you need?

He offered that if there's another things we need

just to call him directly, which I appreciate that.

And as for the Vice President,

she actually cut short a campaign and fundraising trip,

canceling events in Nevada to attend a hurricane briefing at FEMA headquarters in DC.

We will continue to do everything we can to help you recover and to help you rebuild

no matter how long it takes. As the hurricane reshapes the campaign trail this week

former President Trump is under fire for controversy. Hurricane reshapes the campaign trail this week.

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