Cavuto: Our leaders seem like they are living in a bubble

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Finally I don't blame President Obama for all the problems folks are having -- their arguments and it.

But I do blame -- Obama for all but taking -- are supposedly.

Addressing those problems ahead Americans -- And -- -- get out that helped quick officials who didn't remotely get out felt great since those problems with our gain since.

I want to thank Howard Glaser in -- -- emergency team here as well as all our colleagues the federal officials FEMA etc.

and the local officials have been working as one coordinated effort I'd like to thank the governor and his whole team.

For the great job they have done we're making progress and we have been making progress every day since the storms today -- nothing but good things about him.

Everybody sitting on the table as.

Maybe this is number one priority in this continues to be my number one priority.

Yeah.

-- take it all in this big old bubble.

Giving each other -- high five when the folks are supposed to be helping would sooner give them a raise finger.

We need an AMBER Alert for a clue something smells editing expose sewer water and Staten Island.

This isn't about boots on the ground -- about a slap upside these idiots -- its.

Because you can't be praising your folks for helping out -- when they're not helping out folks -- -- nearly as many folks would not nearly as much help.

Most galling in this -- sandy now -- nor'easter aftermath is -- heck of a job alleluia chorus coming from.

Government officials officials who insists that there on top of a problem but are not.

Who insist in New York Staten Island boots -- on the ground.

But for days shipments of -- is bottled -- simple bottle water.

We're not.

Who -- -- senators are up and running but storm victims are having a very tough time simply -- It's will be estimate because I seen -- for myself people are hurting and the government officials assembly line.

Telling -- even more -- was bureaucratic bosses today are on top of things let me tell you something.

They're on top of squat.

It's like that's more -- diet work I think every company has -- usually if you who relentlessly sucks up to the boss saying everything's done a good -- -- chief.

And that everything there overseeing its fine and any divorce sixes and as beleaguered workers just wanna -- their -- when he's not beleaguered workers aren't.

These are sick -- -- human beings without homes without power.

Without direction without hope people who are not easily -- out simply because data -- -- helicopters in to say all is fine when it is.

Then helicopters.

Out promising more help is coming when it is not.

-- when the president brags about a fifteen minute rule yes about getting folks back.

Finance.

That he flies off to campaign event clearly without a -- somehow incredibly the president got very high marks for his handling of a storm but he didn't.

And a bipartisan promise to avoid a modern day Katrina that he hasn't.

The election is over.

But I'm telling these folks pain is not I guess they were pawns campaign big on imagery but not much uncivil out you know it's amazing to -- That officials are still Stifel patting themselves on the back.

When so many of their average still hurting folks there's supposed any service.

Would sooner kick then in the -- And who could blame them who could going.

-- about it I am not comparing this to the magnitude of Katrina but I -- good parent to Katrina.

Is the insular arrogance and indifference.

And seizing on the notion.

That a promise or step in front of a microphone saying you're doing something or making a speech promising he will do something.

Is doing some.

-- of these poor bastards who have no power no open that one lady who now.

Will not be able to have Thanksgiving and our home tell it to them.

And like the it would --

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