Parts of President Joe Biden's Tuesday briefing on Hurricane Ida were lost, and the definition of a tornado was left unclear.
Biden visited New York City and New Jersey to see the destruction caused by Hurricane Ida. Biden discussed the effects of Hurricane Ida, as well other severe weather events across the country and their relationship to climate change.
Biden stated that he must ensure that no community is left behind at a New Jersey press conference.
Biden started to describe tornado damage to communities in the middle-of-the-country.
BIDEN VISITS LOUISIANA IN ORDER TO RECALL HURRICANE IDA DAMAGE
"The members know from their colleagues in Congress that the tornado that struck the crops and wetlands in the middle part of the country in Iowa and Nevada looked like a tornado. It happens across the board.
He spoke out about how the administration could assist in rebuilding communities after the storm.
"One of the questions that I want to ask you today is about how we build back. We're going back to building back realizing the current status of the climate and the trajectory of it. And we know we can't just rebuild to the past.
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The administration requested $24 Billion in aid to help with the aftermath of Ida, and other natural disasters. Congress is currently considering Biden's $1 Trillion infrastructure plan.
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