FEMA Response to Hurricanes and Conspiracy Theories
Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi questions FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell about conspiracy theories regarding weather control and hurricanes. Fired FEMA employee claims she was following orders by avoiding Trump houses during Hurricane Milton recovery. House Oversight and Accountability Committee holds hearing on FEMA's response to hurricanes.
Key Points
- Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi questions FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell about conspiracy theories related to weather control.
- House Oversight and Accountability Committee holds hearing on FEMA's response to hurricanes.
- Fired FEMA employee claims to have followed orders when instructing workers to avoid Trump houses during Hurricane Milton recovery.
Pros
- FEMA Administrator denies controlling the weather or using secret machines to direct hurricanes based on political considerations.
- FEMA provided disaster relief to over 35,000 households during Hurricanes Leon and Milton.
Cons
- Fired FEMA employee dismissed for instructing workers to avoid Trump houses during Hurricane Milton recovery.
- Relief work during Hurricane Helen delayed due to armed militia hunting FEMA workers.