Jansing and Co | May 21, 2013
Inhofe: Getting relief funds for Oklahoma will be 'totally different' from Hurricane Sandy
MSNBC's Chris Jansing asks Sen James Inhofe about his vote on the Hurricane Sandy Relief Fund, and whether it will be different with the Oklahoma tornado.
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This content comes from Closed Captioning that was broadcast along with this program.
>> the president is going to speak in about 60 seconds , but i'd like to get a brief comment. there are a number of people on the east coast shore who were unhappy about your vote on hurricane sandy. in fact, you said the request for funding was a slush fund . with all due respect, is there money to help the people here in your home state rebuild?
>> well, let's look at that. that was totally different. they were getting things, for instance, that was supposed to be in new jersey. they had things in the virgin islands . they were fixing roads there, putting roofs on houses in washington, d.c. everybody was getting in and exploiting the tragedy that took place. that won't happen in oklahoma.