Heroes Emerge From Texas Floods; Senators React to Musk’s ‘America Party’

By Jacob Burg
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and Nathan Worcester
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July 11, 2025Updated: July 11, 2025

Our congressional reporter Nathan Worcester asks senators what they think about Elon Musk’s recently launched “America Party.”

Meanwhile, Epoch Times court correspondent Sam Dorman has updates on the latest block against Trump’s birthright citizenship policies, as well as another nuanced trial that is challenging the visa revocations of pro-Palestinian noncitizen student activists.

Finally, our Texas reporter Darlene Sanchez joins host Jacob Burg to share stories from the devastating floods in the Lone Star State.

 

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