The Megyn Kelly Show Ghouls Blame Texas Flooding on Trump, Shock Epstein Announcement, and Assassination Attempt Secrets, with Andrew Klavan and Salena Zito | Ep. 1102
The Tragic Texas Flooding Exposes Media's Moral Decay and Misplaced Blame
The devastating Texas floods that killed more than 80 people, including young girls at Camp Mystic, revealed not only nature’s destructive power but also the disturbing politicization of tragedy. Despite substantial warnings from the National Weather Service, many victims were caught off guard, partly due to the sudden, overnight escalation and "warning fatigue" in the region.
Andrew Klavan condemns the left-leaning media and social commentators for using the disaster to attack President Trump and accused agencies falsely, highlighting sickening remarks celebrating the deaths of children. He stresses this behavior reflects a deep moral and ideological sickness, contrasting it with the heroism of rescuers risking their lives to save flood victims.
Klavan calls for mourning, faith, and decency instead of political exploitation, urging the media and individuals to prioritize empathy over ideology.
Nature's Power Overwhelms Warnings
- Flash floods are extremely dangerous because dry ground in places like Texas absorbs little water, causing sudden river surges.
- Even with warnings and extra staffing, the natural power overwhelmed safety measures, showing limits of prediction and prevention.
Political Hatred Erodes Empathy
- Some left-wing figures celebrated the deaths in Texas floods, exposing deep political and moral divisions.
- This behavior highlights a troubling ideological sickness where hate overrides basic human empathy.
