“Normally, you would think right there on the coast would be the worst. Here, you see that go inland,”
Ron DeSantis: ““Normally, you would think right there on the coast would be the worst. Here, you see that go inland,””
On the recordOctober 11, 2026
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Discussing the impact of Hurricane Isaias on inland areas.
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