a short time ago i talked to a pilot, greg scott, whose chopper carried a camera crew and the prime minister over the path of destruction. you're seeing now. here's our conversation. greg, the prime minister is saying barbuda is barely inhabitable, 90% destruction according to him. what did you see with him flying over there today? >> exactly, i agree with the number there. it was absolutely shocking and emotional for all of us on the helicopter because we just couldn't believe what we were seeing. just -- buildings gone or just a pile of rubble. rooftops gone. water everywhere. it's a flat island and the water's not running away. there's water everywhere. people are wading through water to walk down the road. it's just unbelievable. really is. >> i know you've been flying for some 18 years. i mean, have you ever seen anything like this? >> no, i haven't. when i first got here, i saw damage from hurricane jose. it was kind of shocking. but nothing like this. this was unbelievable. and the prime minister said the same thing. he's never seen anything like it. it's unbelievable. >> looks from t

greg scott joins me again tonight.escribed last night the destruction that you saw, just the extent of it. i think the prime minister said as much as 95% of the structures were damaged or destroyed. today what was it like flying there? >> today much better. the weather was better. although we still had clouds and rain showers passing through from outer bands at the back of the storm. so we had to dodge a few rain showers there. but the flights were fine. you know, mostly your normal caribbean weather. just a little bit breezier. >> you talked yesterday about the damage to the runway. which you said could be easily repaired. i'm wondering, has that begun? so at least aircraft can start landing at the runway? and what sort of relief is being brought in at this point? >> yeah, i think we've got a couple of guys got some concrete from an tiga, and patched a few holes. and a team patching a couple of holes in the runway and it will be ready to go, probably tomorrow afternoon. and we flew people from red cross, the national

greg abbott and his government, rick scott and his. it has to be uplifting to those who have taken a gut shot here by these in dealing with these two storms having to fight through it all. so that's a wonderful thing to watch for all of america to see and experience. i want to turn, too, to 9/11. and this somber disper iting anniversary. i know some can make it seem otherwise for me, it remains an infuriating remind defend all that we haven't done in 16 years. further sacrifice of the lives we lost on september 11 and war that's been carried out against radical is lambists. the president make it clear this planet no matter how large, there will be no sanctuary for those who intends this country and indeed western civilization to both harm and destruction. kellyanne: this is a president who won in large part because he is tough on take terrorism. hillary clinton referred to them as our quotes determined enemies. donald trump mass always been willing to call them who are who they are and he remained vigilant as commander-in-chief. his du

greg scott, i appreciate talking to you. thank you. >> not a problem. take care. >>> more on the storm next including the view from 45,000 feet. what a noaa hurricane chasing director told me about the data coming from inside the massive weather system late today, why he says it's growing stronger. >>> later, politics. did the man who had someone ghost write a book called "the art of the deal" for him get rolled by the democrats? how some say president trump gave away the story in the debt ceiling talks today and the fallout from it tonight. like new nashville hot shrimp drizzled with sweet amber honey, and new grilled mediterranean shrimp finished with a savory blend of green onions, tomatoes, and herbs. feeling hungry yet? good, cuz there's plenty more where these came from. like garlic shrimp scampi, and other classics you love. as much as you want, however you want 'em. but hurry, endless shrimp won't be here long. to make something original... ...has grown into an enterprise. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. now, i'm e

government officials as we have in texas and louisiana, and in florida, as you know, from governor scott, gregt, great governors. this morning, the governor made incredible statements about how well we're doing. we understand it's a disaster that just happened. the grid was in bad shape before the storm. puerto rico got hit by two hurricanes. jane: despite those glowing -- those great reviews, many are complaining that aid isn't getting through. for a better sense of what is happening on the ground, katty kay spoke earlier with a cbs correspondent. that it is more dire today than when the hurricane made landfall six days ago. the mayor of san juan walked up to me in a hotel today and said "mayday." people are dying. they are running out of diesel fuel here. the power grid is decimated. when it comes to fuel, it means life on this island. the mayor says, i told you five days ago that people might die. today, i'm telling you that people are dying. peoplecal hospital, two that were on life support died. right now, the mayor and her staff are out knocking on doors, checking on elderly people. some

earlier greg scott spoke to a resident of one of the areas hit by the hurricane.o badly affected, but the reality is just so different? yes. we were hoping that it wasn't going to be too bad. the helicopters in front of us with the police, the pilot came on saying that it was really bad and we both shook our heads and said, no, that's not what we wanted to hear. the first thing that we saw was a resort that was just completely blown apart. we knew we were in for a bad scene when we got over the village. give us a sense of how large the area is and how long it took you to fly over and what you saw? the flight fly over and what you saw? the flight is only about 20 minutes from antigua in a helicopter. initially, looking at the water, it was really interesting, the water is usually a nice dark rich blue colour and it had all this silt bubbling up so the hurricane really stirred up the water even though it's over a hundred feet deep between the two islands, it was weird seeing that. as we approached the island, the island was brown. the island is very flat and covered

lets talk to some people who have been affected, greg scott flew across with the antiguan prime ministerigua would not be badly affected, the reality is different? we were hoping it would not be too bad. the helicopter with the police, five minutes ahead of us, the pilot came on and said that it was really bad and we shook our heads and said, that is not what we wa nted our heads and said, that is not what we wanted to hear. the first thing that we saw was a resort that was just completely levelled. most of the buildings were completely blown apart. we knew that we were in for a bad scene when we got over the village. give us a sense of how large the area is and how long it took you to fly over, and what you saw. the flight is only about 20 minutes from antigua in a helicopter. initially, looking at the water, it was really interesting. it is usually a nice dark, rich blue colour. it had all of this silt bubbling up. it had really stood at the water, even though it is well over 100 feet deep between the islands. it was weird to see that. as we approached, the island was brown. it is 80 s

as you know from governor scott. and greg abbott. great governors. this morning the governor made incredible statements about how well we're doing. we understand it's a disaster. it's a disaster. that just happened. the grid was in bad shape before the storm. and puerto rico didn't get hit by one hurricane. it got hit by two hurricanes. and they were among the biggest we've ever seen. with the second one being even worse. i mean, the second one hit puerto rico as a category 5. i don't believe anybody's ever seen that happen before. hit land with that kind of velocity. the governor has been extremely generous and i appreciated it. we right now have our top people from fema, and they have been there. we are unloading on an hourly basis massive loads of water and food and supplies for puerto rico. and this isn't like florida where we can go right up the spine or like texas where we go right down the middle and we distribute. this is, you know, think of the atlantic ocean. this is tough stuff. the governor has been so incredible in his statements about t

as you know from governor scott. and greg abbott. great governors. this morning the governor made incredible statements about how well we're doing. we understand it's a disaster. it's a disaster. that just happened. the grid was in bad shape before the storm. and puerto rico didn't get hit by one hurricane. it got hit by two hurricanes. and they were among the biggest we've ever seen. with the second one being even worse. i mean, the second one hit puerto rico as a category five. i don't believe anybody's ever seen that happen before. hit land with that kind of velocity. the governor has been extremely generous and i appreciated it. we right now have our top people from fema, and they have been there. we are unloading on an hourly basis massive loads of water and food and supplies for puerto rico. and this isn't like florida where we can go right up the spine or like texas where we go right down the middle and we distribute. this is, you know, think of the atlantic ocean. this is tough stuff. the governor has been so incredible in his statements abou

florida from governor scott and greg abbott. great governors. and this morning, the governor made incredible statements about how well we're doing. we understand it's a disaster. it's a disaster that just happened. the grid was in bad shape before the storm. and puerto rico didn't get hit by one hurricane. got hit by two hurricanes. and they were among the biggest we've ever seen. with the second one being even worse. i mean, the second one hit puerto rico as a category 5. i don't belief anybody's ever seen that happen before. hit land with that kind of velocity. the governor has been extremely generous and i appreciated it. we right now have our top people from fema and they have been there. we are unloading on an hourly basis massive loads of water and food and supplies for puerto rico. and this isn't like florida where we can go right up the spine or like texas where we go right down the middle and we distribute. this is, you know, a thing called the atlantic ocean. this is tough stuff. the governor has been so incredible in his statements ab

as you know, from governor scott greg abbott, great governors. this morning the governor made incredible statements how well we're doing. we understand it is a disaster. it's a disaster. that just happened. the grid was in bad shape before the storm. and puerto rico didn't get hit by one hurricane. it got hit by two hurricanes. they were among the biggest we've ever seen, with the second one being even worse. the second one hit puerto rico as a category 5. i don't believe anybody has seen that happen before, hit land with that kind of velocity. the governor has been extremely generous and i appreciated it. we right now have the top people from fema and they have been there. we are unloading an hourly basis massive loads of water and food and supplies for puerto rico. and this isn't like florida where we can go right up the spine or texas where we go right down the middle and we distribute. this is, you know, think of all over the atlantic ocean. this is tough stuff. the governor has been so incredible in his statements about the job we're doing.

officials, as we have in texas and louisiana and as we have in florida, as you know, from governor scott, greg abbott. great governors. this morning the governor made incredible statements about how well we're doing. we understand it's a disaster, a disaster, that just happened. the grid was in bad shape before the storm. puerto rico didn't get hit by one hurricane. it got hit by two hurricanesand they were among the biggest we have ever seen w the second one being even worse. the second one hit puerto rico as a category 5. i don't believe anybody has ever seen that happen before. it landed with that velocity. the governor has been extremely generous. i appreciate it. we right now have our top people from fema, and they have been there. we are unloading on an hourly basis massive loads of water and food and supplies for puerto rico. this isn't like florida, where we can go right up the spine, or like texas where we go right down the middle and we distribute. this is in the atlantic ocean. this is tough stuff. the governor has been so incredible in his statements about the job we're doing. we'r

government officials, as we have in texas and louisiana and as we have in florida from governor scott and greg abbott. great governors. and this morning, the governor made incredible statements about how with we're doing. we understand it is a disaster that just happened. the grid was in bad shape before the storm. and puerto rico got hit by two hurricanes. and they were among biggest we've ever seen with the second one being even worse. the second one hit puerto rico as a category 5. i don't believe anybody has ever seen that happen before. hit land with that kind of velocity. the governor has been extremely generous and i appreciated it. we right now have our top people from fema. we are unloading on an hourly basis massive loads of water and food and supplies for puerto rico. and this isn't like florida where we can go right up the spine, or like texas, just down the line and distribute. we have a thing called the atlantic ocean, tough stuff. the governor has been so incredible in his sfwamts the job we're doing. don't forget, the police force have been decimated. many of the police have lo

officials, as we have in texas and louisiana, and as we have in florida, as you know from governor scott. greg abbott. great governors. this morning, the governor made incredible statements about how well we are doing. we understand it is a disaster. it is a disaster that just happened. the grid was in bad shape before the storm. puerto rico did not get hit by one hurricane. it got hit i two -- by two hurricanes, among the biggest we have ever seen, with the second being even worse. the second hit puerto rico as a category 5. i do not believe anybody has , it landappen before with that kind of velocity. the governor was generous, and i appreciated it. our top people have been there. >> president donald trump speaking in that press conference with the spanish prime minister, mariano rajoy. in d c after the gop lunch, they are talking about graham cassidy and the decision not to vote. senator graham: the opinion of republicans has been, we know what we do not like. obamacare is not working. we have made that case effectively. but we have had a hard time articulating what we are for, until now. n

reviews from government officials as we have in texas and louisiana and florida from governor scott and gregade incredible state m e nts the governor made incredible statements about how well we're doing. we understand it is a disaster that just happened. the good was in bad shape before the storm and puerto rico didn't get hit by one hurricane, it got hit by two hurricanes. i spoke with our correspondent in puerto rico. you've been there since hurricane maria hit, so tell us, six days on, is getting worse or better finally? the mayor told us it is more dire today than it was when the hurricane made landfall 16 days ago for the mayor what up to me at the hotel today and said may day. she described a situation where people are dying. they are running out of diesel fuel here today and because of the communications structure on this island, when it comes to fuel, it means life on this island. the mayor said i told you five days ago that people might die and today i telling you that people are dying. two people on life support died because the hospital ran out of diesel fuel. right now the mayor

officials as we have in texas and louisiana and as we have in florida as you know from governor scott and greg abbott. great governors. and this morning the governor made incredible statements about how well we are doing. we understand it's a disaster. it's a disaster that just happened. the grid was in bad shape before the storm. and puerto rico didn't get hit by one hurricane. it got hit by two hurricanes and they were among the biggest we have ever seen with the second one being even worst. the second one hit puerto rico as a category 5. i don't believe anybody has seen that happen before, hit land with that kind of velocity. the governor has been extremely generous and i appreciated it. we right now have our top people from fema and they have been there. we are unloading on an hourly basis massive loads of water and food and supplies for puerto rico. and this isn't like florida where we can go right up the spine or like texas where we go right down the middle and distribute. this is a thing called the atlantic ocean. this is tough stuff. the governor has been so incredible in his statement

for the worst to the one that is recovering from a huge hit, texas governor greg abbott joins me know. you and governor scotte a lot in common and you are bookends in this incredibly difficult time in america for your two states, governor. give me a sense of your reaction to the bill that was passed today, at least to the house as it builds its way through. you said you will need $100 billion from the federal government. >> martha, first, welcome to texas, we are glad to have you here. second, my best to governor rick scott. i hope spoke to him a couple of days ago about what looks to be a catastrophe headed his way. we hope it pushes east and they are able to avoid it but i know that the governor and the state of florida are getting prepared for this. and, as a concern as to what washington did today, we greatly appreciate, and i've already publicly applauded what congress did today as they articulated. it's a down payment on the enormous expense that the state of texas and our fellow texans will incur. the population, as well as the geography impacted was far graded and what happened in hurricane katrina.

>> greg, the latest news that came in, governor rick scott in florida has ordered all schools, universities, junior colleges, high schools, elementary schools, all schools closed in the entire state tomorrow as they prepare for this massive storm, basically the size of texas, heading this way. the storm so concerning that people here in this area have gotten out. the reason people left a couple days ago in some cases was the video and pictures coming out of the caribbean in the last couple times. every time we see the new video, it's unbelievable the destruction taking place. right now in fact the destruction taking place in turks and caicos, we expect a video from there tomorrow morning when the sun comes up. everybody is worried about that island area, basically because there are no mountains there as well.ta it very flat. the storm surge, winds, the massive storm heading over it as we speak. a strong concern for so many people. if you're on the roads here today, roughly a day and a half before irma is expected to reach the florida keys, in key largo, the roads were empty. people were alr

>> greg, the latest news that came in, governor rick scott in florida has ordered all schools, universitiesleges, high schools, elementary schools, all schools closed in the entire state tomorrow as they prepare for this massive

and he does exactly what he tells them to do, he has a great relationship with both rick scott and obviously with gregr of texas, and he seems to embrace that role as the commander in chief, the comforter in chief. he's relatively strong made for tv moments, his weakness is being i would say the comforter in chief and showing empathy in a big moments like this. that's where we have seen him struggle and plays to the cameras and does relatively good job and what people tend to miss in these things, the president can't do all of that much, these are really, the president is going to florida or to texas earlier, they really are television moments and reassurances to the state and to the country that he's active and present, but they're not all that much more than that. >> well, also a chance for him to see devastation firsthand and for him to show support for first responders, for him to have the moment that is we saw with those kids and interact with people as well. thank you very much for insights, a lot of more political reporting. now we have the deal on hurricane harvey relief, we will see if there'

. >> greg: she cannot come up with one example of homophobia. she is exactly like michael scottf the "office." oblivious to the flaws that are on display for everybody, when he walks through "the office" he thinks he hasn't made, and so resistible, she is so resistible, but she -- her entire life is a blind spot. she cannot see -- and the men that she chose in her life from bill clinton, to keeping in ine new interim round. you see this coming ago, okay okay, go away? >> jesse: i guess that makes tim kaine dwight schrute. i want to get kimberly's reaction, because hillary is at ouit again. a sameness about the inauguration. >> writing the book about how really strange it was to sit there and listen to that kind of speech that was so divisive, the rhetoric was hot. i call it a cry from the white nationalist god. instead of taking a moment to say, you know what, i went to reach out and be the president for everybody. he did not win the popular vote, he sweeps through the electoral college. he had a chance to fill the role, andd that did not happen that day. >> jesse: not trying to

he has benefited, we should point out, by a very accomplished governor in greg abbott's in texas and rick scottperation on the ground. something that many argue did not happen in louisiana at hurricane katrina. >> jon: both of those states got the word out very quickly that these storms were not to be trifled with. and that obviously, i think we will find out has saved a lot of lives. as he pointed out, the president is benefiting from that. >> clearly, and then messages, the statements that he have made have helped the local and state officials and their efforts. also the quick disaster funding efforts to sign on sunday to enable the counties to get to the federal funds quickly. i think that there is more to be said as we go on here and what the follow-up is on the federal government side. but so far getting good marks across the board. >> jon: he wants to make a trip to florida, says that he will be visiting very soon. that does not sound like days. the entire state has been ravaged by the storm, still is being ravaged by the storm. and the amount of work that goes into the presidential visit

scott in london. he's gotten a bit sour. he has the skepticism about him, we will change that on this friday and fox news anchor greg jared joiningw in the old days you start talking about testing h-bombs in the pacific, now so what, right? >> we have gotten way too used to it. there's been research that came out recently, we've been in one of the quiet stock market periods in a very long time. i guess that's the only real worry here. not that we haven't gone down the 200. when we start to see the market do things that it doesn't normally do those are the times you raise the caution flag. yes, this is serious and in the old days you're right, and now we have seen it almost every weekend, you don't wanting to home because you're worried about what happened with north korea, but you still should be but there's so much money out there. folks have gotten too comfortable. behaviors have changed because of central banks and ultimately that's not going to be good. ashley: being come -- complasant says scott from london. telling banking institutions stop doing business with north korea. victory for the president but do we believe the chi

>> greg: it looks like fun but i don't know if that's the message you want to send. >> dana: the think rick scott and the mayor demanding the evacuation early so people had enough time to get out was smart. they had a little problem with the storm going -- they thought it would go up the east coast and ended up going west. they all tried to get north after that. it looks like aside from the debris. it will be tough to deal with and heartbreaking for a lot of people when they realize their possessions have to be replaced but i do think local government did a very good job and smart to demand it and i also saw today they were cautioning people not to try to return home too quickly because there are no power and no sewer. so we know that gutfeld would definitely want to go back home in that. we did not have reporters for this show in two places that were really hit hard and maybe didn't expect it to be as bad. that is in jacksonville, florida and also incredible flooding in charleston, south carolina which is sort of used to it but it is so beautiful and historic it is a shame it has to keep going t

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other republican governors, although greg abbott is very much against daca and wants it ended has made a hard stand in texas. other republican governors like rick scott florida where there are a lot of dreamers says this is harsh, too harsh, not the fault of the children. and i think you should defer it and leave that program alone. >> and tom bossert of homeland security adviser yesterday franco did not say -- if there are illegal immigrants in shelters once any get pout they're on their own. but to her point many of the people many been here since kids. many of whom have gotten an education if any commit a federal crime they cannot renew the two-year cycle. there are a lot of people who say this is not a bad plan. senator tom tillis tweeted tonight immigration policy should be set through legislation. it's the responsibility of congress to determine the undocumented minors. i'll be conserving the the rack act. the rack act requires undocumented adults to came to u.s. as minors to be employed pursue higher education or serve in the military. now, franco there are a lot of people who will say that's unfair, unduly rig rouse but at least it sounds lik

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republican governors, although greg abbott is very much against daca and wants to end it and has made a hard stand on this in texas, other republican governors like rick scott in florida, where there are a lot of dreamers, said, hey, this is harsh, too harsh. this is not the fault of these children and i think you should defer it and leave the program alone. >> the homeland security adviser yesterday did not say -- if there are illegal undocumented immigrants in shelters, once they get out, they're on their own. 800,000 of these people. many of them have been here since they were kids. 45% of whom either are in school or have gotten an education. if they commit a federal crime, they cannot renew their two-year cycle. there are a lot of people who say, this is actually not a bad plan. one tweet, immigration policy should be sent through congress, not presidential orders. it is up to congress to face the uncertainty of undocumented minors. i'll be introducing a conservative solution that provides a fair but rigorous path to legal status. it requires young, undocumented adults to be employed, pursue higher education or serve in the military. frankly, a lot of

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greg abbott. the media sniped at melania's shoes. pathetic. marshalled resources for florida and backed up the strong performance of governor rick scott.spiring volunteer spirit. they lose. trump's winning. and don't forget the president's shock deal with the democrats over the debt and hurricane relief. that was a repudiation of republican leaders. they couldn't get it done. it turned to the democrats who did. now he's courting moderate democrats on a big white house dinner tonight and sets off to walk 13 states, barnstorming for tax cuts. you're seeing a political realignment of sorts. the president's leading it and gaining strength politically. if it works, and it gets things done, and the economy really starts to grow, watch out left and right. the center is about to have its day. the third hour of "varney & co." is about to begin. it is a rally all across the board. dow is up 45 points. rlier we saw the s&p hit an all-time high. left-hand side of the screen, the remnants of irma, now moving north after dropping a lot of rain on georgia overnight. the next storm that we're watching hurricane jose. we'll get an update where that sto

greg abbott and president trump both get high marks for their response. now, the left has sniped at the president, but they've only been nipping at his heels. in florida, governor scottwere a test of republican leaders, they passed. what effect on the economy? very good question. unknown, actually. but it is troubling. who will provide the hundreds of billions of dollars needed for recovery? who pays for the hundreds of thousands of homeowners without insurance? who will offer insurance against wind and flood in the future? we don't know the bottom line yet because irma is still two days away and, frankly, we've run out of superlatives. yes, houston's flood was biblical. yes, irma is the biggest storm ever in the atlantic. none of this is hype. it's not hyperbole, it is reality. and it's unfolding on live television. we often say we are all about politics and money. well, we are now all about politics, money, natural disaster and that remarkable american spirit. the third hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ stuart: a very modest gain, 15 points up for the dow industrials, but there's still about an even split winners and losers for the dow 230. now, loo