Brian Williams ripped Rush Limbaugh and former FEMA director Michael Brown for their comments in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy on Thursday.
Williams, a native New Jerseyan, devoted the full hour of "Rock Center" to the devastation wrought by the hurricane. In his monologue, he turned his attention to Brown, who was in charge of FEMA during Hurricane Katrina. Brown has advised people to "chill out" in the wake of Sandy.
"Something we intend to pass along to these homeowners in Mantaloking, New Jersey, as soon as the embers from their homes have thoroughly cooled," Williams said in response on Thursday, adding that Brown was responsible for the "largest domestic human rights outrage of the modern era."
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