You wonder like people in Texas, it's like, is this a wake-up moment to say, hey, those oil companies, those fossil fuel companies in Houston are creating the environment that is fueling these more intense weather systems that are creating these kinds of disasters in our state.

Coming up on more to the story, as rescuers continue searching for bodies following the devastating floods in Texas,

I sit down with journalists and former Democratic advisor David Serota. We discuss our persistent inability to address climate change,

the long shadow of Trump's quote,

big beautiful bill,

and why many Democrats still don't know how to respond

to Zoran Mamdani's upset win in New York City.

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