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emergency resources and thenen these long-term resources that help get that grid back up and running.e >> host: we have of you on twitter who talks about fema i asking if fema is fully staffed or if it is suffering from a lack of experience leadership? >> guest: there's no doubt that fema he did with literally two states and two territories were the disastrous.or so i am sensitive to the fact that they are still helping a flood victims in harvey, still helping out victims of serious wind damage and flooding in florida in the devastation beyond one can imagine both puerto rico and virgin islands as well. there is some talk about whether we have the most experienced personnel in puerto rico because of the fact that we have two states that are also under siege. i know that i can tell you that they are moving things along, but it just seemed like there was an emergency, particularly from the top down to get everything that we need their to more physical situation with an island that just means we come up with solutions that fit that problem. >> host: such as? >> guest: such as getting ship

and thenen you have the presidet of the united states atattacking you.-- first,he quo you the acting out of the department of homeland security talking -- >> saying this is a a good news story.y. i don't know if i can say the word on tv. but it really upset me because this has never been n a good nes story. when devastation hits and people are dying because they don't have d dialysis, appropriate medical care, or food and water, whose mindnd and heart would cal this a good news story? i hahadn't actutually h heard hy that. i have actually met her twice after that.. wewe have had good meetingngs. good things have come from those meetetings. but to me, at that moment, , it was like a total lack of connection with reality. orbe in trumpville mar-a-lago. amy: president trump says the mayor of san juan who is very complementary of only a few days ago, hasas now been told by the democrats you must be nasty to trump. he t teted this s from h his bedminster golf resort in new jersey. and when on n to say -- - and oe "such poor l leadership abilityy ththe mayor o

thenen we look a at the u.s. military presence in africa, and what happened during the ambush of u.s. special forces by militants in niger, in which five nigerian soldiers were killed, along with four u.s. green berets. >> we owe the families as much as information as we can find out about what happened. we owe the american people an explanation of what their men and women were doing at this particular time. amy: we will speak with attorney mark fancher. and we will speak with professor horace campbell am an out of the institute of african studies at the university of ghana. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. joint chiefs of staff chair general joseph dunford monday laid out a timeline of the deadly october 4 ambush in which five soldiers from niger and four u.s. troops were killed while on parole, posing the military -- were on patrol, promising the military would conduct a thorough and transparent investigation. the general's

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