Former President Trump and Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp are set to make a joint appearance for the first time in four years as they receive a briefing on recovery and relief efforts following the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in the southeast United States. The two will be briefed on storm damage and address the press during their visit to Evans, Georgia, a town in the northeast part of the state. This event is not being labeled as a campaign stop.
Trump's visit to Georgia marks his second trip this week, with the state, along with North and South Carolina, and Tennessee, being directly impacted by Hurricane Helene. The storm has resulted in a death toll exceeding 220, with hundreds still missing, over 800,000 people without power or running water, and damage estimates in the billions.
