With the official start of hurricane season less than a week away, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is facing a storm of its own.

HOUSTON — The Federal Emergency Management Agency faces an uncertain future as the Trump administration signals potential elimination of the disaster response agency, while Congress pursues competing reform efforts and internal reviews reveal the agency is unprepared for the upcoming hurricane season.

Concerns over severe weather are growing from coast to coast amid the Trump administration making cuts to FEMA's staffing and funding. Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) joins Chris Jansing to share his level of confidence in the government's emergency management response.