Hurricane Harvey hits Houston and the fallout is pretty devastating.

We'll talk about that.

Plus, Antifa goes back to Berkeley and we'll talk about that as well.

Plus, the VMAs decide to hit Trump because, of course, they do.

I'm Ben Shapiro. This is the Ben Shapiro show.

All right, so lots of news breaking over the weekend.

Most of it from Houston, where Hurricane Harvey has hit incredibly hard.

Apparently there's 50 inches of rain in Houston, which is just an astonishing amount of rain.

And these pictures are just amazing.

I'll show you some pictures in just a second

of what the hurricane actually looks like, what the conditions on the ground have been. But first,

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Really incredible.

So this is what certain parts of Texas now look like.

You can see the entire town is covered in water.

There are a few cars on the street, but you can see that the cars are covered all the way up to the windshield.

So this water is three, four feet deep.

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