Florida State Guard member Jonathan Howard tells 'One Nation' his account of trying to help rescue North Carolinians in the wake of Hurricane Helene and thanks Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Rep. Anna Paulina Luna for support.
Everything is not as it seems, Florida State Guardsman Jonathan Howard told Fox News viewers of Hurricane Helene recovery efforts, accusing many in the mainstream media and a number of politicians, particularly President Biden , of painting a rosier picture of the government's response than reality. "He can take his $750, it's a joke..
." Howard said Saturday, referencing rumors that FEMA will provide storm victims with no more than $750 to support their recovery, as he responded to a recent video of Biden claiming those displaced by Helene are "getting everything they need, and they're very happy across the board." "These people are trapped in the mountains.
What are they going to do? Order something? There's no way for it to even be delivered to their house...
[it's a] complete failure of leadership. Everything comes down to leadership, and there is no leadership here. There is no command and control.
No one has a clue what's going on," he continued. FEMA denies claims that storm victims will be limited to $750 in aid. SPEAKER JOHNSON RIPS ‘LACK OF LEADERSHIP’ IN BIDEN ADMIN'S HELENE RESPONSE: ‘ALARMED AND DISAPPOINTED’ A destroyed home in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene on September 30, 2024, near Fairview, North Carolina.
Local residents say.