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Trump Calls CBS Texas Reporter 'Evil Person' For Asking About Flood Warning Alerts

CENTRAL TEXAS, JUL 14 – Tony Gonzales urges urgent reforms after floods killed 132 and left 160 missing in central Texas, highlighting gaps in disaster readiness and emergency response, officials said.

  • On July 11, 2025, President Donald Trump toured Central Texas amid severe flooding that claimed over 130 lives and left dozens missing.
  • The devastating floods followed extreme river surges and heavy rains, exposing gaps in flood warning systems and prompting urgent calls for accountability.
  • Rescuers saved several hundred people trapped in vehicles, homes, and trees while search efforts paused briefly due to new flash flooding in Kerr County.
  • Trump condemned a reporter's question on flood warning alerts as from "a very evil person" while praising responders' heroism and the communities' resilience.
  • The high death toll and missing persons highlight an ongoing crisis that demands reform and improvements in emergency preparedness and communication.
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Rep. Gonzales Demands Answers as Texas Braces for More Floods

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