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President Trump was in Central Texas today where he surveyed the destruction left behind by catastrophic flooding there.
Steve Futterman reports.
The president said the extent of the loss here is overwhelming.
Dozens and dozens of precious children taken from us with such,
I looked at the pictures of almost all of them and it's terrible.
But he got angry when a reporter asked whether earlier alerts might have saved lives.
Only a bad person would ask a question like that.
It's easy to sit back and say, oh, what could have happened here or there, you know?
Maybe we could have done something differently.
This was a thing that has never happened before.
Later, however,
Trump did acknowledge that an alert system needs to be put in place to make sure a similar tragedy doesn't happen again.
For NPR News, I'm Steve Futterman in Kerrville, Texas.