Trump unleashes on ‘evil’ journalist after she asks question about Texas floods
**Texas Flash Floods Leave 129 Dead, 150 Missing**
The Texas flash floods have claimed at least 129 lives, with over 150 still missing. Kerr County was hit hardest as devastating floods swept through rural areas during July 4th celebrations, leaving thousands fighting for survival.
**Camp Mystic Tragedy**
Homes and businesses were destroyed, including Camp Mystic on the Guadalupe River, where many young girls were caught in the disaster. Parents are now desperately searching for their children as waters recede.
**Causes of the Disaster**
Experts cite volatile weather, high humidity, and hilly terrain as key factors behind the deadly floods. Rescue efforts continue as the full death toll remains unknown.
**Criticism of Warning Systems**
Many blame President Trump’s budget cuts to the National Weather Service for inadequate flood warnings. A CBS reporter questioned Trump about delayed alerts, sparking a heated response.
**Trump’s Controversial Remarks**
Trump called the reporter “evil” for asking about the lack of warnings, insisting responders did “an incredible job.” He dismissed criticism, calling the floods an unprecedented event.
**Political Backlash**
Conservative Rep. Chip Roy accused the media of finger-pointing, labeling such actions as “for losers.” Meanwhile, officials revealed repeated requests for flood warning funding were denied.
**Late Night Warnings Ignored**
The National Weather Service issued two overnight flood alerts, but Kerrville’s mayor admitted many were unaware until hours later due to the timing. The New York Times reported state rejections of flood system funding requests.
