I think it was--the incident was the 11th. The 24th is--was that the date that you finalized the shelter-in-place program?
Most disturbing to me is--and again, we went through this fiasco with the trailers that had formaldehyde, but we knew we had to have shelter...
We need to have templates for each type of disaster.
That policy should have been eradicated from the very beginning.
They're trying to exclude, instead of include.
They've got to know the status, they've got to get an answer.
That's not an acceptable response from FEMA.
This is a pitiful Federal response by any measure.
Well, again, when I go to FEMA, they say: Well, we have to wait on the State to have their plan.
Unfortunately, many of them are sitting in the Senate, but we have not neglected trying to change laws.
We've got to change the paradigm, the San Bernardinos, the Orlandos, the Chattanoogas, the Bostons. They aren't done with us.