Summary
Mississippi is still recovering from Hurricane Katrina, which hit 20 years ago, causing significant damage and loss of life. Former Governor Haley Barbour discusses the state's recovery efforts and the lessons learned from both the people's resilience and the government's response.
Key Facts
- Hurricane Katrina struck Mississippi and caused severe damage 20 years ago.
- The hurricane resulted in the deaths of 238 people in Mississippi.
- Former Governor Haley Barbour shared insights on recovery and lessons learned.
- Recovery has been a long process for affected regions in Mississippi.
- Discussions focus on the resilience of local communities and government actions.
- Hurricane Katrina is considered one of the most devastating natural disasters in U.S. history.