FEMA Chief's Teleportation Tales Raise Eyebrows

0:00Greg Phillips, the new head of FEMA's response and recovery office under President Trump, has sparked buzz with some outlandish claims about. Teleportation A point at last December after a background in conservative politics, the former Montgomery resident shared these stories in a podcast episode from, Blast year. He described driving when his car suddenly got lifted up and dropped 40 miles away in a ditch near a church. Later in the same talk, Phillips said he ended up another 50 miles from there. Right at a waffle house in Rome, Georgia, the tales come, as Phillips was chatting with his boys about grabbing food at a waffle house, only to mysteriously arrive at one far from home. He even called the experience no fun during another appearance. Public reaction has been a mix of amusement and concern, especially since he's now overseeing disaster relief efforts nationwide. Critics question if such stories fit a leader in charge of really emergencies like hurricanes and floods. As this story gains traction through reports from outlets like CNN, it raises eyebrows about

1:03who steering FEMA forward in the Trump era. We'll keep watching for any official response from his office. That's your update from Birmingham News Today, powered by AI.