roy cooper joined for an official start of power. [applause] [applause] we will america i am ordered to address you this afternoon as a 76 other our great state. our state observes the week gross the strong growth rate. you are in north carolina strong at this day is your day. i regret we are unable to come together, so many people are excited to share their talents, food disappointed wheel won't be able to celebrate so much of what carol had a wonderful. of course your safetyar comes first. i declared a state of emergency to mobilize resources to assist those impacted by the storm. many places, the roads are made encourage everyone to exercise caution and stay tuned to your local weather channel. the weather is better, prices illegal the chance to celebrate together great state. members of the council of state, the judiciary and go state employees, thank you for your dedication to serving our state and look forward to working with each of you over the next four years of as we make a difference in the lives of our fellow for carolini

former governor roy cooper joined him for official transfer of power.ddress. >> we will wait for the television. my fellow north carolinians, i am honored to address you as the 76th governor of our state, where as eric state -- whereas our state toast observes, i regret we were unable to be together personally. so many were excited to share their talents and music, art or food. i'm disappointed we won't be able to celebrate so much of what makes north carolina wonderful. your safety comes first. thursday i declared a state of emergency to assist those impacted by the storm. in many places the roads remain slick and i encourage everyone to exercise caution. when the weather is better, i hope we get the chance to celebrate together this great state. to the council of state and my cabinet, the general assembly, judiciary and state employees, thank you for your dedication to serving our state. i look forward to working with you as we make a difference in the lives of north carolinians. governor cooper, thank you for your eight years of excellent leadership,

former governor roy cooper joined steiner for an unofficial transfer of power. >> how many people have asked, why are you smiling so much today? can't imagine. [laughter] thank you for your ship. new government has had next cap because the dissolved thank you. i'm grateful for my family, my wife kristin anyone who has stepped by me every step of the way. so many have helped everyday. members of our cabinet and people who worked so hard to make carolina a better place and the help of any people here in this room we make great progress in our mission and where people are healthier and better educated with more opportunity to put money in their pockets. but his own trails. government, this will the best job you've ever had. i know that because i know you. your accomplishments as attorney general, i know you care deeply about the people of this state and your passion throughout your career has been to make their lives better. there's no better way to publish that mission in serving as a 76 governor of north carolina. i know your passion for helping people burns bright and you have smart, t

was officially sworn in as the 75th governor and its first jewish governor but former governor roy cooperoined governor stein for an official transfer of power. cooks welcome everybody. so many people have asked me, why are you smiling so much today? [laughter] i cannot imagine. grateful for your friendship with the public should take note the new governor has had to nash county guys leave this thing off. let's remember that. mr. chief justice, secretary of state, thank you. i am grateful for my family. my wife kristin who stood by me every step of the way. i am s grateful for my staff. i have my chief of staff at juliet white here. so many out there who have helped every day the members of our cabinet people have worked so hard to make north carolina a better place. with the help of many people in thisis room, we have made great progress on our mission to make north carolina where people aree healthier, and better educated with more opportunities to put money in their pockets. thank you for that. and today i want to tell you about the man who will not only continue that progress but beli

[applause] it was a democratic governor, roy cooper, working with a republican general assembly who providedinsurance coverage to 600,000 neighbors improving their health and strengthening our health care system. [applause] it was a unanimous bipartisan general assembly that worked with me as attorney general to enact the stop act to combat oh pure addiction, the safe child act and the survivor act to clear the nations largest backlog of untested rape kits. [applause] we have worked across the aisle together for the good of our people before. let's do it again. [applause] my fellow north carolinians, you have bestowed on me a great honor and responsibility. whether or not i earned your vote in the past election, i am committed to earning your trust by working hard for you every day as your governor. with my faith guiding me and your spirit inspiring me, i stand before you today ready and eager for the work ahead. we must overcome the unprecedented storm that ravaged our state and the everyday struggles that impact our neighbors and we will. after all, in north carolina, we have overcome fire

i want to remind people of governor roy cooper, then governor of north carolina. when the storm hit, only 410 national guard were activated. that's 4% of north carolina's national guard. six days after the storm hit, only about one-tenth of north carolina's national guard was activated. it took six days after helene made landfall on october 2nd for governor roy cooper to request active-duty troops. 1,000 at that time. almost a week. even at that moment -- these are facts. they were not given command and control by the governor. even if this falls back to the states, as president trump talked about, the states have a better command of how these funds can be dispersed. if you are run by someone who is incompetent -- and you can look at california as well -- then that does not help. i will just leave it there. the only reason lives were saved and not more people died in north carolina is because of the vast private army of helicopter pilots who flew into the mountains. people i know who were delivering aid and rescuing people to after day, when there was no one there

governor who refused to free a black man on death row who had likely not committed a crime, so roy cooper finishes off the week, that is our show, thank you so much. >> tonight on all in. >> where is the mandate, is it in the room with us? >> a difficult start for the maga congress asked the president-elect receives a court date. >> the judge has ordered donald trump to appear for sentencing on january 10th. >> tonight, the latest evidence of a politically diminished trump by way of a speaker vote and what to expect from his newly scheduled sentencing. then, senator chris murphy on how democrats will operate in this brand-new session and almost four years after the bombs were planted at the rnc and dnc headquarters, why is the fbi releasing new evidence now? >> i'm sure there are people who know who the suspect is and we would ask them to call us. >> "all in " starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, here we go, mike johnson has been elected, with an asterisk, technically after the past sale, it was a pass by the smallest possible margin, but if you are the republica

former governor roy cooper said it was more than 8500 federal personnel total fema had provided as of inauguration day. more than $316 million in cash grants to north carolina, and in addition, more than 300 million extra to north carolina governments for infrastructure repairs and debris cleanup. so again, yes, criticize away. but fema has responded in the state. >> okay. well, next time we talk, you can do the fact check on the fish that he claims is the reason for all of this. that happened in in california. daniel, you are a national treasure. thank you so much. appreciate it. back to the panel here. astead. what was another potential takeaway that we should again? i mean, this is a flood the zone situation. sorry. maybe that's not the not the right term to use in this context, but that's what donald trump is. that's his sort >> i think a lot of people are taking seriously, but if i think about what actually we should think about, i know he's putting democrats in a position or i think just opponents and the position of and that's not popular, right? >> like, i don't know if i don'

how many lives could be been saved with roy cooper or chuck edwards was in charge other than a nameless bureaucrat in d.c. >> harris: it was days later they discovered that beautiful family of 11 people. we don't know how long others may have suffered after the hurricane because it was so hard to get up into those areas of appalachia, that you were mentioning. so many others. so fema, you know, it is just so filled with red tape not being able to get there. not being able to process or do what it needed to do. its leadership not on the ground for quite some time. we were on the ground before they were in some instances. not everybody but in some instances. piggyback off what you were saying, trey. you were talking about the debris you still see south carolina. the u.s. army corp of engineers update hurricane helene is less than 50% done. people involved in the cleanup are saying fema is not approving requests fast enough. they haven't touched the waterways. and i want to be careful how i phrase this and not be indelicate. i have had sources on the ground from the beginning say that may

fema had deployed more than 1700 employees to the state as of october, and then governor roy cooper said in december that it was up to 8500 federal personnel deployed to the state in total under the biden administration. so i want to emphasize again, i'm not here saying fema or the biden administration was perfect responding to this storm or anything else. and some of what president trump has claimed did prove to have a valid basis. for example, he alleged political bias by fema. well, it later emerged at least one florida fema employee had directed relief teams not to approach homes with pro-trump signs. that worker told cnn that skipping those homes was part of fema's avoidance and de-escalation guidance guidance. regardless, though, jake, the president, despite that, you know, valid claim, he has gotten a lot of other stuff wrong on the subject of fema and federal assistance. >> all right. daniel dale, thanks so much for fact checking that for us. let's bring in our panel, brian lanza. so president trump said he might get rid of fema. what message do you think that sends to republican

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