Earlier today the House passed a critical $8 billion disaster relief package that is intended to fund the immediate needs for Federal disaster relief. Similar to Hurricane Harvey, a year ago, eastern North Carolina was devastated by Hurricane Matthew. Our State suffered $4.8 billion in damage, including 98,000 homes and 19,000 businesses. 82,000 people have made applications to FEMA. Mr. Chairman, although the package passed by the House this morning was for Hurricane Harvey relief, can you please explain how it will be also helpful for Hurricane Matthew victims? I would like to be able to assure my constituents that Congress will continue to support their long-term disaster relief needs.
Robert Pittenger: “Earlier today the House passed a critical $8 billion disaster relief package that is intended to fund the immediate…”
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