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‘Believe me, not good’: Trump delivers stunningly inarticulate warning about Hurricane Irma

David Edwards

06 Sep 2017 at 11:54 ET                   
Donald Trump speaks from the Oval Office (screen grab/CNN)

President Donald Trump summed up Hurricane Irma, a powerful storm heading for Florida, by calling it “not good.”

During remarks at the White House on Wednesday, Trump said that the storm could be “record breaking.”

“There’s a new and seems to be record-breaking hurricane heading right toward Florida, Puerto Rico and other places,” the president warned. “We’ll see what happens, we’ll know in a short period of time.”

Trump added: “It’s looks like it could be something that would be not good. Believe me, not good.”

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About the Author
David Edwards has served as an editor at Raw Story since 2006. His work can also be found at Crooks & Liars, and he's also been published at The BRAD BLOG. He came to Raw Story after working as a network manager for the state of North Carolina and as as engineer developing enterprise resource planning software. Follow him on Twitter at @DavidEdwards.
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