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‘They Don’t Know Where To Go’: Ali Velshi On Stalled Hurricane Ian Relief Efforts
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October 1, 2022
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11:17Now PlayingHurricane Ian leaves millions in Florida without power as rescue and relief efforts continue, Ali Velshi reporting on some people having difficulty accessing assistance. These shrimpers are saying they don't have power, they don't have cell signal, they aren't that familiar with the Internet,” Velshi tells Joy Reid. “Nobody's come to see them except reporters. They haven't got any help."
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