Emergency Preparedness: Food, Water and Power for Your Home

There have been, um, some warnings put out by the UK government

and elsewhere

about 30 days of preparedness and have food ready and

power.

You know I am a firm, committed believer in

the don't hit the bed theory,

hit with an S in front

of it. In other words, when we were young agents,

if you

panicked on a security detail with the Secret Service, you were out.

You were-- You-- That was it. They

would never take you on a protection

assignment

again. Panic kills.

I have never-- I was not in the military.

I haven't been in combat, but ask your heroes who have been.

They will tell you,

you,

you can't panic.

It--

I can't even imagine what that scenario's like.

However,

the way to reduce an- anxiety and panic in, in

tumultuous times is to be prepared.

Have yourself an emergency radio, have yourself some batteries,

get yourself some

emergency food, get yourself a rain

collection and water filtration, some filtration tablets.

The best day of your life,

you don't need them, and in 10 years,

you're like, "Ah,

I wasted 1,000 bucks," or whatever, and you throw it out.

The worst day of your life is, God

forbid, something were to happen.

The worst day of your

life is your kids are looking you in the face

like,

"Hey, Dad, Mom, you know, where's the water?" And, well,

we don't have any.

There's nothing wrong with being prepared.

It's not panicking or anything like that.

The Pentagon is

preparing, is preparing every major US military base

to

survive 90 days without outside support, without civilian power, no

global supply chains, and

no outside fuel or water.

That's good.

Pentagon's doing its job to keep our

national security safe and make fortress

America. You have to make fortress my house,

fortress my apartment. Please do it for everyone.

Your neighbors are not gonna have any extra food.

They're gonna be taking care of their kids