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10:05Now PlayingIn this explosive hearing, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem faces blistering criticism after suggesting FEMA — the Federal Emergency Management Agency — should be eliminated. Congresswoman Julie Johnson doesn't hold back, exposing the catastrophic consequences of dismantling emergency response infrastructure in a time of rising climate disasters.
From Texas floods to deadly wildfires and hurricanes, Americans are depending on FEMA more than ever. So why is Noem pushing to defund it completely? Is this really about fiscal responsibility — or part of a dangerous political crusade to punish federal agencies that dare to help everyone, not just political allies?
This hearing pulls back the curtain on a growing crisis: an administration more focused on revenge than responsibility, gutting the very systems that protect lives during emergencies. With a proposed $545 million cut to disaster response and claims that FEMA is "too political," the stakes couldn’t be higher.
We break it all down — what this means for you, what’s at risk, and why it’s not just about FEMA… it’s about whether the government will still be there when your life is on the line.
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