I need you to hear my words when I say this. Donald Trump made the decision to gut the NWH, the National Weather Service.

I need you to hear my words when I say this. Donald Trump made the decision to cut funding to the National Weather Service, to cut funding to the NOAA, to gut these federal agencies, rip apart the federal government with these doge cuts, basically just take a

chainsaw to all these different things. And now we're seeing the result of some of that. As right

now in Texas, there are dozens of missing and dead children, dozens of missing and dead adults,

families who cannot find their loved ones.

And Texas officials coming out and saying,

frankly, the National Weather Service,

the reports we got about how much rain was supposed to come,

they got it wrong.

And we're asking, why do we get it wrong?

Probably because the National Weather Service was already

underfunded, was already struggling to keep up with employment, fill some of these slots,

focus on weather and accurate predictions for things like tornadoes and flooding, being able to

get alerts to communities as fast as possible. We were already struggling with that, and then

Donald Trump came in and started

making cuts. And so I want to show you this video of this official talking about this and update you with where we're at. Listen, before I do, my name's Chris Maui. I'm filling in for Adam Mochler on the Adam Mochler channel. If you enjoy this type of content, the link to my YouTube channel will be in the description down below. And if you haven't already, please subscribe and hit like on this video subscribe to this channel that a mockler channel we're trying to build something big

to punch back against maga media if you want to already, please subscribe and hit like on this video. Subscribe to this channel, that Amacular Channel. We're trying to build something big to punch back against MAGA Media. If you want to be a part of the community, it would really mean a lot if you hit subscribe. All right, I want to get into this. Before I show you this video, let me show you quickly as I record this where we're at. Rescuers search for over 20 girls from Texas camp as flooding death toll rises to 32.

Authorities say more than 20 girls are still unaccounted for at Camp Mystic in Kerr County, Texas,

where the Guadalupe River rose more than 20 feet in less than two hours during torrential

rains that triggered flash flooding in parts of the state yesterday.

The death toll has risen.

At least 32 people as I record this,

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