Video: No Tornadoes – Biden Seems To Think There Was A Hurricane In Kentucky Last Night

At least 100 people were feared dead in Kentucky after a swarm of tornadoes tore a 200-mile path through the U.S. Midwest and South, demolishing homes, leveling businesses, and setting off a scramble to find survivors beneath the rubble.

Over 200,000 people across the region remained without power in their homes. 137,599 outages were reported in Tennessee and 71,982 customers experienced outages in Kentucky.

The epicenter of the destruction was the town of Mayfield, a small city of about 10,000 people in the far western part of Kentucky, where the Bluegrass State borders Illinois, Missouri, and Arkansas. Entire blocks were flattened, with the courthouse tower shredded, houses and buildings ripped apart, and twisted metal, shattered tree limbs, and bricks scattered across streets.

President Biden, speaking from Wilmington, Delaware, promised to get federal help to the areas affected as soon as possible after declaring an emergency and ordering assistance to the commonwealth.

The president noted that he felt climate change was responsible for the tornado and all recent disasters.

But, as always Biden was lost again. He seems to think there was a hurricane in Kentucky last night.

You can watch the video below:

“This tornado event may surpass the 1974 super outbreak as one of the most deadly in Kentucky’s history,” Kentucky Emergency Management Director Michael Dossett said during the news conference.

Biden promised that he would visit Kentucky but at a point where he and his team wouldn’t be ‘in the way.’