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I agree, when you're talking about 26 feet of water in 45 minutes, there is simply no way to prepare for that.

It is a tragedy, and those politicizing it ought to be ashamed of themselves.

And Joe, again, we cannot tame Mother Nature at all.

This is a 47 morning update special edition with Ben Ferguson. And Joe, again, we cannot tame Mother Nature at all.

This is a 47 morning update special edition with Ben Ferguson.

Good Tuesday morning. It is nice to have you with us on the 47 morning update.

It is a tough morning, a sad morning.

As we look at the horrific flooding and the loss of life in Texas, I'm going to give you personal details of what has happened and give you the full story of exactly what the left is now trying to do and use

this tragedy to push their own climate agenda and also blaming Donald Trump. We'll give you

the details on that in a moment. It's the 47 morning update, and it starts right now.

Story number one.

I want to first start by saying that this is a very tough show to do this morning.

I know people that have lost loved ones.

I know people that are going to funerals over the next couple days who lost their children

at camp right there on the Guadalupe River where the flooding happened.

I know this area because it is where my family goes to spend time throughout the year,

right there in Kerrville.

It is an area that I know incredibly well

as I've spent days and days there with my family. The thought of having to deal with the flooding

and the way that happened there, I want you to understand no one could prepare for what I would

describe as a once-in-a-lifetime 100-year flood.

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