Brown says "hyperventilation" about violence in New Orleans stalled rescue efforts in the aftermath of Katrina.
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Surviving Katrina: Michael Brown: The Media
Brown says "hyperventilation" about violence in New Orleans stalled rescue efforts in the aftermath of Katrina.
Added: Aug 11, 2006
Views: 12254 Views
Runtime: 03:04
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