With Hurricane Katrina, some of the things we saw were Senator Trent Lott's house was wiped away, with nothing left.
Emanuel Cleaver: “With Hurricane Katrina, some of the things we saw were Senator Trent Lott's house was wiped away, with nothing left.”
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Cleaver highlights the destruction caused by Hurricane Katrina, affecting prominent politicians and the poor.
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