Former law enforcement officers, military vets step up to save stranded hurricane survivors without FEMA

Americans with backgrounds in the military and law enforcement have stepped up to help save hurricane survivors in North Carolina without the assistance of the federal government.

"FEMA's out of money. They just announced it. … We've got money to put everywhere else on the globe — this administration does — but we don't have the money inside of FEMA, a federal emergency management, to help our citizens here in the United States," Aaron Negherbon, founder and CEO of Cops Direct, told Fox News Digital.