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President Joe Biden ventured out to Florida on Saturday to see the aftermath from the Typhoon Idalia and solace survivors of the storm. This was heart wrenching to watch as mother nature caused such a huge destruction to everything in its path.

Biden took a flight and met with neighborhood authorities and specialists on call in Live Oak, a town that was hit hard by the storm. There were houses with fallen trees toppled on them.

The president, who has addressed DeSantis on numerous occasions this week, had said on Friday they would meet face to face. Sadly the representative did not show. Asked as to whether he was disheartened DeSantis didn't come, Biden response was no, as he might have had other reasons. Mr. DeSantis assisted them with arranging the tour. He had a meeting with FEMA and chose where they ought to visit.

Biden said he was satisfied that Congressperson Rick Scott, a conservative previous legislative leader of Florida, had come in spite of their conflicts on many issues. Scott is an ally of the previous President Donald Trump.

DeSantis is running for the 2024 conservative official assignment to expel Biden from the White House.

It might have been politically hazardous for DeSantis to be captured with Biden ignoring storm harm now as the essential race strengthens.

At the point when Biden visited Florida after Typhoon Ian, a photograph of DeSantis standing clumsily to the side as Biden talked with a neighborhood couple went viral, featuring the difference between the two legislators' styles of public interaction.

Head of FEMA, Deanne Criswell shared that the relevant authorities were presently centered around reestablishing a sense of comfort to the impacted areas. Under 1% of Floridians were without power as of Saturday, she said, however that figure was essentially higher in certain areas straightforwardly affected by the typhoon.

Biden visited Hawaii last week because of the destructive fires spreading rapidly there.

In the wake of finishing up the Florida trip, he is scheduled to go to his home territory of Delaware for the end of the week.