there is a lot of uncertainty and not a clear understanding about how the new flood maps are done.
As you pointed out, what you are always looking to do is figure out where you can spend money to mitigate potential risk...
it has outlived its purpose and that you should be given the same tools as the Secretary had previously asked us.
Maybe I am asking that of the wrong person, but I am the Chair of the Aviation Committee.
Yes, and it is like heroin on steroids, basically.
I also recognize how critical FEMA's activities are when States have emergencies.
We can't continue just to make investments in rebuilding after an event occurs.
I think cutting funding is wrong, for two reasons.
Those grants have made a huge difference in New Hampshire.
This is certainly a public health epidemic.
We would very much like to see that. Thank you.
In my State we are seeing a heroin epidemic, and I know a lot of that is coming over the Southern Border.
Especially since it is between two governments that have a friendly relationship.
So I get all that, just thinking about how do we drive up the price of heroin?
Disaster types are also more varied and complex.
Yes, we have to do a better job overall with that.
I am really worried about, we have these foreign fighters that have gone to obviously Syria, Iraq, Yemen.
I think that will be important.
