Henry Brady

In general, most of the Congress doesn't probably want this to happen because if this starts, where does it lead eventually? In the Midwest, if you have tornadoes, you have to change your laws to have basements that are safe. If you are in New Orleans and you have a hurricane, you've got to stop building houses on floodplains and on and on and on.

In general, most of the Congress doesn't probably want this to happen because if this starts, where does it lead eventually? In the Midwest, if you have tornadoes, you have to change your laws to have basements that are safe. If you are in New Orleans and you have a hurricane, you've got to stop building houses on floodplains and on and on and on.

In general, most of the Congress doesn't probably want this to happen because if this starts, where does it lead eventually? In the Midwest, if you have tornadoes, you have to change your laws to have basements that are safe. If you are in New Orleans and you have a hurricane, you've got to stop building houses on floodplains and on and on and on.