Watch the latest video at FoxNews.com NEIL CAVUTO, HOST OF, “YOUR WORLD”: It is all about keeping calm, though. And doesn’t one Jeb Bush know it? As Florida governor, his was, of course, a very reassuring presence on eventually national TV through countless hurricanes and storms. I can still remember his message then, as now: Be on top of things, but don’t get overwhelmed or become crazy by these things. Governor, good to see you. JEB BUSH (R), FORMER FLORIDA GOVERNOR: Good seeing you. It’s where I got my gray hair. (LAUGHTER) BUSH: All these disasters bring back many fond memories.
CAVUTO: I remember many of your pressers well, Governor. And I remember always trying to keep the calm. And you were always in the middle of some pretty big storms, Category 4 and what have you. We have a hurricane to worry about that’s going to hopefully swipe past much of the Eastern coast, although there’s no guarantee of that. But now we have this. How do you advise people when they just get news of this? What do you do?
BUSH: You can’t plan for an earthquake on the East Coast. But once it happens, and then there’s all these uncertainties that can change people’s lives, it’s important to listen to the elected officials, that -- Mayor Bloomberg has got one the best emergency response teams in the country, if not the best. To listen to him and to listen to the governors talk about what this means and what to expect I think is really important. And to have seismologists on that actually know what they’re talking about is kind of important, because if you and I had an opinion, and we were conjecturing about this, it could be pretty ugly and pretty dangerous. So, good information calms people’s nerves. And I think that’s exactly what you’ll see across the East Coast now. Jeb Bush on 'Your World'
TEXT and VIDEO CREDIT: Neil Cavuto “YOUR WORLD”
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