It depends on how long the vehicle was in the water and the depth.
Greta: What's your advice.
Hillary: I'm here in part because AMericans were so generous to NY after 9/11. We had lots of help - everyone chipped in. Our recover ywas more possible.
Now the dimensions of this disaster are much larger. We're in it for the long term. I'm going to do everything I can to make sure that everyone who has been affected gets the help they deserve from America.
H Clinton: Media has done a good job. Stay with it. Don't get diverted. This will take months and years. There's been a seriousness and purpose that gives the media the chance to turn away from celebrity stories of the moment.
Let's look at the challenges that people face and follow the individuals who will be so drastically transformed from this.
I've been to NO a lot and know those people have lots and lots of friends. I just want to be sure that Americans know we're going to need help for months and years to come.
And the media has to help.
Greta: How do we avoid getting disaster fatigue.
H. Clinton: By staying on it. And oing what has been done - the human aspects of this story. Lets follow people who have been dislocated. Lets see if they do get help. The medical care they need. The housing. The jobs.
From a civic and moral perspective, Americans don't get fatigued. Texas has done really well.
Greta: It's an inspiration when people show up - celebrities - helps people.
My words -- Hillary is going to push Congress to forget about getting rid of the Estate Tax. She wants that tax $$ for these people.