President Biden tore previous President Donald Trump Wednesday for his analysis of the government reaction to Typhoon Helene—as Classification 3 Tropical Storm Milton moved toward the west shore of Florida as what Biden said could be the "tempest of the hundred years."
The president, 81, zeroed in over and over on Trump-drove analysis of recuperation endeavors to Helene at a noontime White House preparation on Milton—prior to giving a practically indistinguishable condemnation of the conservative official candidate in a night address.
"The most recent couple of weeks, there's been a wild, flighty, and steady advancement of disinformation and out-and-out lies that are upsetting individuals," Biden said at the instructions with VP Kamala Harris, FEMA Chairman Deanne Criswell, and different authorities. It's subverting trust in the mind-boggling chance and recuperation work that has previously been taken and will keep on being taken.
It's destructive to the individuals who need assistance the most. There's basically a bad situation for this to occur," he added. President Biden went after previous President Donald Trump Wednesday for an "invasion of lies" about the government reaction to Tropical Storm Helene. AP Biden said that the approaching Typhoon Milton could be the "tempest of the 100 years."
AP "Previous President Trump has driven the assault of falsehoods. Affirmations have been made that property is being seized. That is basically false. They're saying individuals influenced by these tempests get $750 of money and no more. That is just false. They're saying the necessary cash for this emergency is being redirected to travelers. What ludicrous comment. It's false." Biden added:
"Presently the cases are getting much more odd. Senator Marjorie Taylor Greene—a representative from Georgia—is presently saying the central government is in a real sense controlling the climate. We're controlling the climate now. Absurd. It must stop. In minutes like this, there are no red or blue states. There's one US of America." In his nightly comments from the White House Roosevelt Room, Biden destroyed Trump's analysis of the government reaction to Helene as "unpatriotic" and referred to Greene's comments as "so idiotic."
Trump has made various cases about the government reaction to Typhoon Helene, which has killed somewhere around 232 individuals across six states, making it the deadliest American storm since Katrina in 2005—including saying that authorities were "making a special effort to not assist with peopling in conservative regions." Biden has searched out a hotter relationship with conservative lead representatives in the locale—llauding Florida's Ron DeSantis as "helpful" and "working effectively."
Tuesday—regardless of Harris, the vote-based official chosen one, going after DeSantis for not accepting her call one day earlier. The president said Wednesday night that DeSantis "has been extremely generous" toward him and "expressed gratitude toward me for all we've done"—and tweeted a challenge to call, assuming more was required. "Lead representative DeSantis and city hall leader [Jane] Castor [of Tampa]—in the event that you really want any extra assets as we plan for Storm Milton to make landfall, you call me," Biden posted on X. "We're hanging around for you as long as it takes."
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