CAMEROTA: All right, today, it is being called map-gate or Sharpie- gate. Call it whatever you want, but it has been theater of the absurd at the White House this week as the deadly hurricane has threatened the southeast. I'm sure by now you've seen this doctored map that the President tried to pass off as official from the Oval Office. I don't think I'm the only one who can see that black magic marker drawn on that map in a circle there. That circle was not part of the original official projection. And we now know that that is because, well, you can see, the very same map there on the split screen. That's the real map that was used last Thursday during the briefing for President Trump, then for some reason, after his official briefing, President Trump wanted to include Alabama in the danger zone. But since it was not in the danger zone, someone in the White House decided to simply pretend it could have been. President Trump has given that incorrect warning about Alabama on at least five separate occasions starting Sunday.</s>DONALD TRUMP (R), PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: It may get to a little piece of a great place, it is called Alabama and Alabama could even be in for at least some very strong winds.</s>CAMEROTA: The National Weather Service in Alabama tried to set the record straight and calm any fears stating Alabama.
President Trump Gives Incorrect Warning About Alabama.