The Hurricanes and the Race

James B. Meigs, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and former editor of Popular Mechanics, shares insights on hurricane politics and media narratives. He outlines the dynamics between local and federal responses during disasters, emphasizing the crucial role of local officials. The conversation also critiques Kamala Harris's media presence and explores economic strategies from key political figures leading up to the presidential election. Misinformation's impact on public trust during crises is discussed, revealing a landscape of resilience amid challenges.