Mr. President, Madam Governor you two have to get in sync. If you don't get in sync, more people are going to die. It didn't happen. More people died.
Ray Nagin: “Mr. President, Madam Governor you two have to get in sync. If you don't get in sync, more people are going to die. It…”
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Ray Nagin emphasizes the need for coordination between the President and the Governor to prevent further loss of life.
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