Texas Hill Country Flash Floods, National Weather Service Warning Controversy
Severe flash floods in the Texas Hill Country resulted in over 70 deaths and hundreds of missing persons following massive storms. Corporate media outlets and figures like Rosie O'Donnell claimed Donald Trump cut National Weather Service funding, leading to a lack of warnings. However, official records show the National Weather Service issued flash flood alerts for Kerrville and surrounding areas on July 3, 2024, more than 24 hours before the disaster occurred.
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00:01 If you are receiving this transmission, you are the resistance. Live from the Infowars.com studios, it's Alex Jones. All right, just when you think the Democrat, globalist, deep state hoax machine can't get any worse, it is now the top story, not just in the U.S., but all over the world, that Trump cut funding for the National Weather Service And so the 70 plus dead, and I predicted it'd be hundreds dead on Saturday, and the hundreds and hundreds missing, including many small children, some people have been found living 20 miles away where they were swept away in trees. Incredible rescue work by first responders, the state police, local police, the state guard. They are running the hoax everywhere that no flash flood warnings were issued. Little lie.
01:09 Trump cut the funding from the Green New Deal section of global warming fear-mongering. That's all he cut. Rosie O'Donnell is blaming Trump for deadly floods. I live here. I was born here. I vacationed on the Guadalupe River probably 20 times. I almost this year took off three, four days and rented a cabin very close to the mystic Christian camp where the girls were all swept away. I'm not going to get ahold of him. My lawyer, family law lawyer vacations every year out by that area, and I'm not gonna get ahold of him. Robb do son barely made it out of there. That's where a lot of people go. It's where Willie Nelson used to have his big picnic. When you hear the song about looking back, Texas. That's out there by Kerrville and Fredericksburg and hunt and
02:03 you see the photos of the rivers, it's got some trees that's down to the rivers. But it's basically desert. So when you get these massive storms that come in, this has always happened. The difference is Texas has exploded and you've got millions of people moving there every year and they don't know this. There's warnings everywhere. Don't camp next to the water. Watch for flash flood alerts and Thursday I get alerts on my phone and I got flash flood alerts. I told my wife and the nanny, I said, we need to be really careful on July 4th. I don't think we should go anywhere because we're getting top warnings from the local meteorologist, the National Weather Service. I got the alerts on my phone and you can pull it up. Just go to Google even.
03:04 and just type in National Weather Service issued July 3rd flash flood alerts for Texas Hill Country. I showed it earlier at the start. Let's put it back on the screen, please. So there it is for everybody to see. The National Weather Center flood outlook issued on Thursday. That's before this happened the day before. July 3rd morning indicated, that's 24 hours before, the state of Florida. An expansion of flash flood potential to include Kerrville, Texas surrounding areas. A flood wash was issued by the National Weather Service on Thursday at 1 18. Pacific time. That'd be three PM here. 3 18 in effect through Friday. I was getting alerts on my phone. The day before it was all over the news.
04:00 But I'll show you, you don't need me to show you, it's all over the place. Trump, it's over, my God, no warnings went out, nobody knew. My God, he murdered everybody. He's declared an emergency, sending federal funds. But that shows you how sick these people are. You get two feet of rain between mountains and hills, and there's no dirt to absorb it? Those rivers go up 25 feet an hour. Sunday, July 6 2025. I come to you from our studios in Austin, Texas, on the edge of the Texas Hill country that I know so well, just 25 miles from where I said I have family that lives there. I've hunted their hundreds of times. I vacation there dozens of times. I got blown off the road 18 19 years ago and almost killed by tornado out there.
05:00 that area. Anybody that knows that area knows when those big storms hit those mountains. And run smack dab into him and get stopped. The water all gets dumped out and you got trees down by the rivers. But once you pull back from that, it's scrub brush and desert. And as you go more West, it just turns into desert. Anybody can look at a satellite image of Texas. It's green. In East Texas right through central Texas. But when you hit and when you get huge storms coming in in the summer and the spring, dumping all that water when they hit the balconies of Scarpman, those mountains and hills west of Austin, you get these disasters. Growing up, I was always told, you may see a stream, you're trying to drive across the road, looks like six inches, don't do it because seconds later, there could be five feet of water. And you know you're a teenager, you don't listen.
05:57 you drive out there and also two feet of water hits you. Your truck slide and you barely make it out. That's happened to me twice when I was a Know it all 16 17 year old. Now I turn around and don't drive through it. So you have massive vacationers out of the Texas Hill country again. You're the famous song. and I'm sure you've heard from. Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson about Let's go out to Luke and back Texas. That's right between Fredericksburg and Kerrville that got hit the strongest. And so here's the big news. We've got 70 plus dead. We've got hundreds and hundreds and hundreds missing. We've got debates about was it weather weapons? Well, we know whether weapons exist. We know what's going on, but
06:56 that's what we're going to do. We're going to do it when you have big storms that hit the Texas Hill country, and this was a big one. So we pray for all the little boys and girls that are missing, but I don't think you're gonna be fine. A lot of them as I said Saturday when I shot reports, I said, I believe you'll have hundreds of dead and any time in the summer spring, I've been going out to camp out there. I've done it many times. Family says, Hey, make sure you don't and then the water comes in. Big thunderstorm comes in and dumps a couple feet of water. It goes down those mountains and hills into those streams and rivers, and then. Those suckers rise 10 2030 ft. I used to live in Drippin Springs right on Barton Creek. It's headwaters and our house was up on a hill about 60 ft above it on stilts, and I remember one time the water came all the way up to the
08:04 and tore apart part of the house, but it didn't go high enough to knock it out. So you got a lot of campers. You got a lot of people. I mean, probably millions out there. I mean, it's Texas has exploded. It's a great place to go out 4th of July, but they went to bed having a few cold beers and girls at little Christian camps and things, and they woke up at 2-3 a.m. with a river rising 26 feet, the Guadalupe alone, the Llano River, you name it. But here's the big takeaway. Thousands of articles, top news everywhere. You don't need me to even show it to you. You can just turn on the news. It's there. Go to the Drudge Report front page. Yeah, there's the Llano River. Boy, I've swam in that a lot and hunted some deer on there. Yeah, go back to that Llano River time lapse. That's the Llano River, what it normally looks like versus the time lapse of the flood. Little bitty creek, and then boom, an hour later, that's what you're dealing with. And I've seen it with my own two eyeballs.
09:18 So Morpheus says in the first matrix back in 1999 to Neo, he says, you know, I can't tell you about the matrix. You got to see it. And all I'm offering is the truth. You take the red pill. I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes. Take the blue pill, go back to Wonderland. So knowing about globalists and their lies academically is one thing, but on issues like this where I know the Texas Hill country, where I got family that lives, beautiful place, I love it.
09:56 and then to see CNN, ABC, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, all of them saying Trump cut funding of the National Weather Service as they pre-programmed, knowing disasters always happen. You've heard that in the last six, eight months. Oh God, he cut funding. It's going to cause mass death. the world. Knowing that's always coming number one cause of death from weather is flash floods across the U. S and the world for that matter. Whether you're in Peru or whether you're in Iran, whether you're in Russia, whether you're in China, whether in Mexico, whether you're wherever you're at, everybody knows that, but particularly in the Texas Hill country because the hills the mountains in the narrow areas. It all floods that area because there's nowhere to go.
10:40 So they're everywhere saying no flood alerts were issued. They got flashing signs, they got billboards, they got alerts on your phones. And we know that at 8 something AM July 3rd, 20 something hours before this started, the alert went out and then an official alert all over the place later in the afternoon. that this was a serious situation. And I've learned one thing, National Weather Service and State Weather Service alerts about flash floods in Texas, you better take serious, especially in Central Texas. Because again, you got a valley with mountains and hills on every side, and you get a big ass rain, you're going to have a lot of water down there.
