Texas Hill Country Floods

Tuesday morning’s Kerr County, Texas press conference on last week’s apocalyptic floods flew off the rails because of the showboating antics of ABC and CNN’s reporters on scene — ABC with Matt Gutman and CNN with both Shimon Prokupecz and Isabelle Rosales — shouting at local officials (and, at one point, each other) and demanding heads roll for the death toll that crossed north of 100 people…

Lefty billionaire Michael Bloomberg is back in the spotlight exploiting the disastrous Texas floods to blow a gasket over arguably his most obsessive political issue — you guessed it — climate change.

It’s rare that one of the liberal ladies of ABC’s The View would voice a sensible political position, especially during a crisis that involved the mass loss of life. But on Tuesday’s episode, moderator Whoopi Goldberg bucked the rest of the liberal media’s narrative and openly refused to blame President Trump for the freak flash flood that devastated part of Kerr County, Texas,…

For their Tuesday podcast, CNN/PBS anchor Christiane Amanpour and ex-husband/former Clinton official Jamie Rubin warned that Trump’s budget cuts, both foreign and domestic, will get people killed.

We regret to inform you that Univision joined the race to the bottom to attempt to blame the catastrophic Texas floods on the Trump administration and on DOGE. An exchange on the network’s morning Despierta América suggested to viewers that the alleged cuts “had an effect” on the deaths in Texas Hill Country.

On Sunday, ABC featured a Democrat citing an estimate from the "Yale Policy Lab" that Trump's "big beautiful bill" would kill 100,000 people over ten years. Last week, NBC promoted a report claiming 14 million people would die from Trump's cuts to the U.S. Agency for International Development. Reporters hinted that adorable little girls drowned in a Texas flood because of Trump's cuts to the…

Having been thoroughly lambasted on X over the weekend for her takes speculating with a rhetorical wink and nudge that Donald Trump and his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) caused the deaths of nearly 100 people (as of this blog) in Texas floods, CNN senior national security analyst and former Obama official Juliette Kayyem used appearances on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday to double…

Former President Barack Obama’s National Economic Council director has slipped from being the voice of reason on inflation to going full Cocaine Bear by screeching that President Trump was killing people with his economic agenda.

Throughout Saturday, CNN senior White House reporter Betsy Klein couldn’t help but work into her live shots blatant speculation about whether cuts to the National Weather Service by President Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) played a role in the deaths of what was then 50 known dead in catastrophic flooding that struck Texas’s Hill Country.

The devastating floods in Kerr County, Texas were breaking news on Sunday morning, and with it came desperate spin that somehow the human lives lost in the flood could be blamed on Trump budget cuts. Both ABC's George Stephanopoulos and CNN's Dana Bash claimed there were "staffing shortfalls" in the National Weather Service, but AP found the NWS was staffed up in Texas for the flooding.