FEMA's Leadership Failures: A Historical Perspective

This chapter examines the historical mismanagement of FEMA during Hurricane Katrina, particularly focusing on the controversial appointment of Michael Brown by President George W. Bush. It critiques the government's ineffective response to the disaster and draws parallels to recent leadership issues, including the handling of a significant flood in Texas. The discussion also touches on broader political dynamics, including a senator's rally, criticisms of the Trump administration, and the implications of adopting AI within the military.