He and first lady Melania Trump met with affected families and later spoke about how difficult it was to find the right words, when condolences didn’t seem enough.
“I mean, look, they’ve been devastated. They lost their child or two children, and just hard to believe … a little narrow river that becomes a monster,” he said.
At least 173 people are known to be missing after widespread flash flooding tore through Central Texas last weekend, killing at least 36 children as rising waters in some cases ripped through summer camps while they slept.
“Unfortunately, they’re still looking. They’re still looking. There’s a lot of missing children,” Trump said, pledging that search teams would find everybody. “But it’s not an easy thing. You would think it would be easy. It’s very tough.”
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