state senators kevin corbin, warren daniel. thank you very much, kevin and warren. and county commissioner jennifer best. thank you, jennifer. thank you. so hurricane helene was one of the worst natural disasters in american history. it was far worse than it was even billed. i have never seen such water damage, largely water damage, wind damage but water damage no one has ever seen. i've been here numerous times but now i'm here in a position where we can do something, meaning i've been in office for four days, and i wanted to come sooner but actually they had a little problem with getting logistically in here but i would have been here even sooner. 104, 104 north carolinians have at least lost their lives. is that now a fairly firm number or are they still finding people, do you know? what do you think? are they still finding people? pretty much ok? it's a lot of people. 104 people lost their lives. 73,000 homes were severely damaged or destroyed. i'll tell you, i've been to a lot of them, and this was like lots of hurricanes. i've never seen such damage done by wa

kevin corbin, warren daniel. thank you very much kevin and warren. county commissioner jennifer best. thank you, jennifer, thank you. so hurricane helene was one of the worst natural disasters in american history. it was far worse than billed. i have never seen such water damage, largely water damage. nobody has ever seen. i've been here numerous times but now i'm here in a position where we can do something, meaning i've been in office for four days and i wanted to come sooner but actually they had a little problem with getting logistically in here. i would have been here even sooner. 104 north carolinians have lost their lives. is that now a fairly firm number or are they still finding people? what do you think? still finding people? pretty much okay? a lot of people. 104 people lost their lives. 73,000 homes were severely damaged or destroyed. and i will tell you, i've been to a lot of them and this was like lots of hurricanes -- i've never seen such damage done by water. and the water came. it was violent, left and nothing left. it was pretty ama

state senators kevin corbin warren daniel, thank you. thank you very much, kevin warren and county commissioner jennifer best. thank you. jennifer. thank you. so hurricane helene was one of the worst natural disasters in american history. it was far worse than it was even built. i have never seen such water damage. it was largely water damage. wind damage, but water damage nobody's ever seen. i've been here, as you know, numerous times. but now i'm here in a position where we can do something. meaning, i've been in office for four days and i wanted to come sooner, but actually, they had a little problem with getting logistically in here. but i would have been here even sooner. uh, 104 104 north carolinians have at least have lost their lives. is that now a fairly firm number, or are they still finding people? you know, what do you think? they're still finding people? pretty much. okay, it's a lot of people. 104 people lost their lives, 73,000 homes were severely damaged or destroyed. and i'll tell you, i've been to a lot of them. and thi

daniel in a way, warren rudman, lee hamilton and -- cheney were hair and ranking members of this committee where the house and senate treated the same. well, i would say. so, i mean, they were they were on an equal footing when it came to their institutional role here. but the house and the senate have very different cultures. and in many instances, the polity x and in the house tend to be, you know, obviously as the people's house, as the house that is up for reelection every two years. ten, you know, the the thinking is usually in the house is a little bit more sensitive to the political currents. and so that's often reflected in their being a bit more of a, you know, a visceral partizanship. and i think that was reflected. but in terms of their standing and their and their their role, they were really on equal footing and and pursuing this investigation and then coming together in these hearings during the summer of 1987, what were some of the committee's challenges? well, it was really difficult to operate in this situation where they were not the only entity ndting investigations. you

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