The size and scope of this tornado and 
the devastation around it, you really 

have to see it to appreciate it. Block 
after Block after block after block, 

houses gone, vehicles up ended. 
I'm seeing it now, several weeks after 

the event. A lot of progress already 
made and maybe that's the most hopeful 

thing is to see debris removal happening, 
lots being cleared, commitments to 

rebuild the schools, rebuild the 
hospital, that's what going to being to 

being jobs back.

 Hi, Janet, nice to me you...
 
Doctors and nurses here are remarkable. 
I was hearing some tales of what 

happened the night of the storm. 
Being patients down, no power, 

you know, trying to get them some 
emergency medical care where necessary, 

a doctor holding a flashlight in his 
mouth so that he could insert a chest 

tube into a young man who was dying 
from his injuries. I mean, those kind 

of things really stick with you. 
 
They were up and running one week 
after the storm in their mobile 

facility, but these mobile facilities 
can handle a lot of medical care. 

So their performing virtually 100% of 
the services they were performing 

before. 
  
Hearing what the community is doing, 
what the state has done with the 

community, it's a very impressive 
performance. But again, the massive 

storm and it's going to be a massive 
rebuild. But it will get done. 

I'm very confident it will get done.