President Joe Biden faced criticism from former President Donald Trump regarding the federal response to Hurricane Helene, which has resulted in over 100 deaths and extensive damage in several states. Biden dismissed Trump's accusations as 'lies' and reaffirmed his administration's commitment to disaster relief, announcing plans to visit North Carolina and potentially request additional funding from Congress. He emphasized the importance of accurate information, particularly regarding the role of climate change in exacerbating the storm's impact. Meanwhile, Biden's response has drawn scrutiny, with critics highlighting perceived delays in action and contrasting his approach with Trump's visit to affected areas. The administration is coordinating relief efforts with state officials, including deploying over 3,600 personnel to assist in recovery operations. As the situation unfolds, Biden remains focused on providing support and addressing the broader implications of climate change on future disasters.