We have one job, and only one job, and that's to make sure the people in Florida get everything

that they need to fully, thoroughly recover. We're one of the few nations in the world that

on a basis of a crisis we face, we're the only nation that comes out of it better than we've

went into it. And that's what we're going to do this time around.

Come out of it better.

President Biden and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis put politics aside, at least for one day,

as the president tours more hurricane damage and promises full support for the victims.

Meanwhile, there's a new claim from the woman who says

Herschel Walker paid for her abortion,

and it comes as Walker doubles down on his defense.

And what a dramatic cut in oil production overseas

could mean for the price we pay at the pump here at home.

Music could mean for the price we pay at the pump here at home. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Thursday, October 6th.

I'm Jonathan Lemire.

Thanks for starting your day with us. One week after

Hurricane Ian May made landfall in Florida, President Biden is warning that, quote,

more is coming. The president visited the battered state yesterday, just days after surveying storm

damage in Puerto Rico. In Florida, the president and Governor Ron DeSantis temporarily put politics aside

as they met with residents in the Fort Myers area.

We were very fortunate to have good coordination with White House and with FEMA.

I think one of the things that you're seeing in this response, we are cutting through the bureaucracy.

We are cutting through the red tape, and that's from local government, state government,

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