KEILAR: Puerto Rico's governor has fired two more officials after angry residents discovered a stash of untouched emergency supplies in a warehouse that they believe were from Hurricane Maria, which means they've been sitting there for more than two years. I want to bring in CNN's Rafael Romo in Puerto Rico. Rafael, you have been speaking to officials there and they are trying to pin down the facts on all of this, right?</s>RAFAEL ROMO, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, that's right, Brianna. There has been a lot of speculation flying around as to what happened at this warehouse behind me, whether this was a case of corruption and mismanagement or a big misunderstanding. I have had an opportunity to talk to the man in charge now after what happened over the weekend and I asked him specifically what happened here, and this was his answer.</s>ROMO: Do you know for a fact there was mismanagement or corruption here in this warehouse?</s>ADJUTANT GEN. JOSE J. REYES, COMMANDING OFFICER, PUERTO RICO NATIONAL GUARD: I would be speculating if I answered that question. Certainly I received a directive to assume control of all of the response efforts from the state. And that's what we call incident commander, and that's what I am securing since yesterday morning. I tasked my units to come here and conduct a full inventory.</s>ROMO: Brianna, the question on whether the emergency aid here in this warehouse goes all the way back to Hurricane Maria, he said they are building an inventory right now and they don't have the answer yet. There's an investigation and it's supposed to be completed within 48 hours. So until then, they won't be able to say much more than that. Brianna, back to you.</s>KEILAR: You see the pictures, Rafael, it just water for days, basically. Rafael, thank you for that report from Puerto Rico. We have more of our breaking news this hour. The president and his legal team releasing their trial brief, laying out their defense to Senators, blasting the process as a charade. We will have more on their arguments and how Democrats are responding.
More Fired in Puerto Rico over Misplaced Aid.