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(eery music)

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(news clips and voices overlap)

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- [Announcer] The residents
are now bracing for the worst,

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Florence.

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- [Female Voice] Are now feeling the wrath

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of Hurricane Florence.

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- [Announcer] War states
20 nuclear reactors prepare

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to go off.

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- [Male Voice] Will leave tens
of thousands without power...

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- [Roy Cooper] To anyone
still unwilling to take

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this storm seriously.

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Let me be clear, you need to get yourself

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to a safe place now.

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- [Male Voice] I've
activated more national guard

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soldiers.

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By this evening, 2800 will
have reported for duty.

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- [Man] Once again, we're calling upon

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all of the members of the
North Carolina national guard

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to fulfill their commitment
to this selfless service,

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and I realize this is a very trying time

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for each and every one of you.

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Particularly as the storm approaches.

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(soft rock music) I think
we're all gonna find this to be

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an unprecedented storm.

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One that probably never occurred
in our lifetimes before,

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and we can only hope and pray
that we'll never experience

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anything like this again in the future.

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[drums Intensify]

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[Guitar Intensifies]

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- [Man] (inaudible)

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(music fades)

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- [Man] Over the last 24
hours, our highway patrol,

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our national guard, our
first responders have surged

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into the impacted areas
to assist with the local

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response efforts.

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(soft trap music)

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- [Man] Extended the air
mission request...Goods, water,

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food, whatever they need.

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- [Man] Some point we had 60+
helicopters working out there,

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we have soldiers and
airmen who can just go out

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and do manual labor.

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The engineers, if you
go out and clear roads,

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brief clearance, do
some hasty road repairs.

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We have supply specialists, they are able

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to work through clients for mass feedings

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or shelter locations.

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And we can just go through
high water with the

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MTV's field-esque type trucks.

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These large high aqua trucks so we can get

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to those locations that
not many others can get to.

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- [Older Man] The national
guard, provided a tremendous

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capability to us.

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Our admittance there,
the boots on the ground,

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indispensable, we couldn't
have done it without them.

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(rock music fades out)