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15:49Now PlayingPeter Welch is DONE staying silent. In a powerful congressional hearing, he confronts Governor Kristi Noem’s catastrophic leadership—accusing her of endangering American lives by gutting FEMA and blocking disaster relief funding. Welch demands accountability and calls for her resignation.
This isn’t just political theater—it’s a dire warning about what happens when ideology replaces governance, when cruelty is masked as cost-cutting, and when our disaster response system is turned into a partisan battleground.
Watch as Welch lays out the horrifying real-world consequences of Noem’s actions: families left homeless, communities stranded during floods, and a FEMA system on the brink of collapse. Instead of helping rebuild, Noem and the Trump administration are tearing down the very agencies designed to protect us.
📌 Learn how the FEMA defunding plan is part of a larger pattern of sabotage.
📌 Discover why lawmakers are urgently calling for Noem to step down.
📌 Find out how you can help protect disaster relief and demand a government that works for the people—not against them.
This moment is bigger than politics—it’s about our safety, our future, and the soul of public service.
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