On the recordAugust 28, 2005
The state today has suffered a grievous blow on the coast and we're not through. It's a major disaster and there's much left to happen.
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Haley Barbour
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transcripts.cnn.comHaley Barbour: “The state today has suffered a grievous blow on the coast and we're not through. It's a major disaster and there's much…”
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Governor Haley Barbour describes the impact of Hurricane Katrina on Mississippi.
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