FEMA Chief's Hurricane Season Ignorance Sparks Katrina 2.0 Fears

Concerns rise about FEMA's preparedness for hurricane season after the appointment of a new chief who reportedly admitted to being unaware of the season. This has sparked criticism, especially among those who lived through past disasters like Hurricane Katrina. "The incompetence is intentional," claims Justin Moore, a social media commentator who survived Katrina, highlighting the potential for a repeat of past failures. Moore's video has gained traction online, prompting calls for greater transparency and accountability from FEMA. Experts are now weighing in on the situation, emphasizing the need for robust disaster preparedness plans. The video's analysis of FEMA's past failures and the current concerns create a compelling news story.