Understanding National Crisis Management

The transcript discusses societal issues and unpreparedness, followed by President Obama's call for resource rationing amid riots. The federal government is managing food, gas, and water supplies, prioritizing emergency services. FEMA assures the public of quick distribution, while police express concerns over armed civilians. The speaker plans to explore the situation personally.

What is a significant issue faced by people during the crisis?

• Lack of entertainment

• Unpreparedness and bad actors

• Excessive food supply

• Overabundance of resources

What action did President Obama take in response to the crisis?

• He ordered a nationwide curfew

• He increased taxes

• He called for rationing and fair allocation of resources

• He declared a national holiday

What priority is given to emergency services and armed forces?

• They are only prioritized for water

• They are given the highest priority for resources

• They receive no priority

• They are prioritized after civilians

Which organization is responsible for distributing food and water to the public?

• The Red Cross

• The local police

• FEMA

• The National Guard

What concern did police chiefs express to the public?

• The lack of entertainment options

• The increase in traffic violations

• The shortage of police officers

• The number of civilians who are now armed

What assurance did FEMA provide to the public?

• That all schools will remain open

• That food and water are being distributed quickly

• That there will be no more riots

• That the internet will remain stable