We're not going to solve that with a snap of a finger. But little by little, we'll get back to where it's tolerable. And then we'll rebuild. And the coast will be better than it ever was.
Haley Barbour: “We're not going to solve that with a snap of a finger. But little by little, we'll get back to where it's tolerable. And…”
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Governor Haley Barbour discusses the recovery efforts in Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina.
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