People die in the buses. If you make the decision to voluntary evacuate, folks are going to die.

[He described the efforts the Manganos and their children made to rescue patients after the nursing home flooded, getting them onto mattresses to float out through broken windows, and then into boats.] They saved 52...

They’re heroes, not criminals, … Somebody ought to be giving them medals.

The state had a responsibility under the emergency operations plan to evacuate these folks.

What people have to understand is, you’re presented with a horrible choice. You take people who are on feeder tubes, who are on oxygen, who are on medications and you put them on a bus...

At the end of the day, what my folks did to try to rescue these folks was nothing short of 100% heroic. The idea that the owners abandoned these folks is absolutely not true.

To me it makes the timing of what he’s done and the manner in which he’s done it highly suspect.

They saved 52 lives. And their reward . . . is an arrest warrant.

They’re ridiculous. They’re absurd. They’re really mean-spirited without any findings.