Trump to visit Texas

President Donald Trump ‘It is expected that the 25th week in the oval office in the second term to include a trip to Texas for examination of the tragedy and damage imposed after the floods devastated the hill, the third meeting of the White House with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and permanent tariff talks.

After damaging the flood in Johnstown, Texas, after Flash Flaods on July 4, 2025. (Brian Preston/Fox News Digital)

Flash Floods Destantate Central Texas

Trump announced on Sunday that he signed an emergency order to assist the Count Count, Texas, which was devastated by July to Flash -Raids having They led to dozens of deaths and other missing in the area.

Texas floods that survived on the flood

“I just signed a serious Declaration of the Carr County, Texas, to make sure that our brave respondents immediately have the necessary resources,” Trump said on Sunday Truth. “These families carry the incredible tragedy, and many lives, and many are still missing. Trump administration continues to cooperate closely with state and local leaders.”

Strong floods devastated Central Texas since July 4, 2025. (Brian Preston/Fox News Digital)

“Home Security Secretary Christie NOM was yesterday with Governor Guber Ebott, who is working hard to help people of their great state,” he added. “Our incredible Coast Guard in the United States, together with the state first respondents, saved more than 850 lives. God forbid, bless the families, and God bless Texas!”

Trump said the media that he would probably go to Texas and meet with the locals, devastated the floods and evaluate the damage later a week.

“We wanted to leave a little time,” Trump told reporters on Sunday from New Jersey when asked if he plans to visit Texas. “I would do it today, but we would just be on their way. Probably Friday.”

At least 80 people died from a flood that first swept the territory of Independence Day, and at least 41 others are still missing on Monday.

“It was a thing that happened in seconds. Nobody expected it. Nobody saw it. Very talented people and they didn’t see it,” Trump explained. “It’s probably they said that every 100 years they never saw anything like this. I mean people are trying to blame the school. They are trying to blame the camps. It’s just a terrible thing.”

Trump promises full Texas support against catastrophic floods

Trump called the deadly flood a “disaster”.

“I would just say it’s a 100-year-old disaster and it’s just so awful,” Trump said.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to make his third visit to the White House on July 7, 2025. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Netanyahu makes a third trip to the White House in 2025

Israel Netanyahu Later on Monday, visit with Trump at the White House to discuss Israel that reached the ceasefire with gas.

The meeting took place after the Trump administration cooperated with Israel for successful strikes at the Iranian nuclear facilities in June. In mid-June, Israel launched preventive strikes on Iran, launching a “12-day war” between the two countries that ended after the US strokes.

Trump to meet Netanyahu when he pushes to ceasefire between Israel, gas

Trump’s meeting with Netanyahu comes after he expressed his dissatisfaction with Israel, As well as Iran, after the ceasefire between Israel and Iran on June 24, followed by countries that continue to trade. Both countries have charged each other that they violated the ceasefire before Trump slammed his dissatisfaction with the media.

“I’m not satisfied with them,” Trump said at the White House on June 24. “I am also not satisfied with Iran, but I am really unhappy when Israel was coming out this morning.”

The ceasefire was supported.

It is expected that the meeting on Monday focus on a permanent war between Israel and Hamas, which began on October 7, 2023, and continues to rage, despite the previous ceasefire agreement in early 2025.

White House press secretary Caroline Levit told reporters that Trump was seeking a conflict between Israel and gas and ensuring the release of other US hostages.

“It is great to see the images that came out of Israel and gas throughout this war,” Levita said. “And the president wants it to end. He wants to save his life, and, however, the main priority for the president also remains all the hostages home from Gaza. As you know, his tireless efforts have brought home many hostages, including all American hostages who were there.”

President Donald Trump announced the tariffs on the recipe on April 2, 2025 in Washington. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)

Tariff talks continue

The 90-day pause was completed on July 9 after Trump first announced mutual tariffs for foreign countries in April. Trump told reporters on Sunday from New Jersey that his administration would start sending letters on Monday to other people, informing them that higher tariffs would come into force on August 1.

“It can be 12, and maybe 15,” Trump told reporters on Sunday. “And we also made deals, so we will have a combination of letters and some transactions were made.”

Tariffs will return to April level if countries do not make a deal until August 1

Permanent tariff talks follow the Congress, which hosts a “big, beautiful bill” of Trump, which promotes the President’s agenda on tax, immigration, energy, defense and state debt, and Trump signed it to the law on Friday.

Finance Minister Scott Baby joined the Fox News’ Shannon Bream Sunday and explained the new term on August 1, warning that the tariffs would return to April level if there will be trade deals by early August.

“Is it fair that for some of these trading partners there is a small pause on July 9?” the bream asked.

“I don’t think it’s a little pause because I think it happened a lot of overload to the home area, and as part of the trading team, which is great for President Trump on our side to create the maximum lever,” the inflammation replied.

“By telling our trading partner that they can go back to the date of April 2, I think it will really move things over the next few days and weeks,” he added.

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Diana Stancy Digital Digital, Anders Hagstrom and Stepheny Price contributed to this report.