General Russel Honoré joins He's Not Wrong for a wide-angle look at leadership when everything is on the line. We revisit his command of Joint Task Force Katrina, how he cut through confusion to move people, supplies, and information, and what the public still gets wrong about those weeks on the Gulf Coast.

He shares hard lessons on chain of command, clear communication, and speed of execution, then connects them to today’s risks from stronger storms, aging infrastructure, and industrial corridors that place families near toxic sites.

We talk about why preparedness starts at the neighborhood level, how officials can simplify plans so they actually work, and what businesses, schools, and households should do before the next siren sounds.

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