Texans are, of course, still wheeling from this weekend's devastating Guadalupe River flood.

And as more time passes, the hope of finding the missing people alive has begun to dim.

Details about what went wrong are starting to come to light.

And it is clear that Donald and many, many people in the Trump

regime made bad decisions or no decisions at all that cost lives that should not have been lost.

Last night, CNN dropped a bombshell report that

Secretary of Homeland Security, puppy murderer, Christy Knoem, waited three days after the flooding

began to authorize federal aid. Watch this. So according to four officials inside FEMA,

that federal response may not have been as fast as it might have been.

They say that a new rule that any expenditure over $100,000 needed sign-off from Secretary Nome slowed the federal response.

These sources tell us that FEMA's deployment of urban search and rescue teams, which are typically deployed in anticipation they might be needed, instead was delayed until Monday, three days after the flood.

Now, a source also tells us that a request Texas made for FEMA aerial imagery to aid in the search

was also delayed, waiting for Secretary Nome's approval.

Additionally, multiple FEMA officials say that they were taken aback by the agency's relatively

limited response in the immediate aftermath of the disaster.

CNN has reached out to FEMA for comments.

So far, no reply from the agency.

However, a DHS spokeswoman more generally told CNN that FEMA is, in her words, quote,

shifting from bloated DC-centric dead weight to a lean deployable disaster

force that empowers state actors to provide relief for their citizens.

Well, that doesn't sound like that's working out very well, does it?

And if they weren't ready with that plan before this latest catastrophe, then somebody has a lot to answer for.

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