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| We are driving up to Port Lavaca right now and we are dealing with some unbelievable stuff. | |
| First of all, flooding everywhere. | |
| Streetlights down everywhere. | |
| This is going to be an interesting one for us. | |
| In fact, I'm not sure how we're gonna get around this to be honest with you. | |
| Maybe we can go over here and through there. | |
| Again folks, we're probably... | |
| Ten miles south of Port Lavaca right now. | |
| Owen Schroyer and Harrison Smith for InfoWars.com. | |
| We're making our way towards Houston. | |
| Don't expect any reports from Houston. | |
| Our plan isn't to finish in Houston. | |
| We will be... | |
| I think we will be reporting from Houston tomorrow, but right now we're trying to figure out how to manage this intersection. | |
| Yeah, so it looks like we got to go around here. | |
| We've seen a few other people on the road. | |
| Nothing but really trucks on the road. | |
| So we do know that people... | |
| Are getting through this somehow, but it looks like we're gonna have to drive around this. | |
| As you can see, this truck drove through here. | |
| Yeah, watch out because there's also a street light in the middle of the road just dangling. | |
| Very dangerous stuff right now that we're dealing with here. | |
| And we're, you know, driving on the road. | |
| We're trying to look at everything on the road that we could potentially be running over as to not get a flat. | |
| There's a lot of thin wires that are dangling in the middle of the road. | |
| It's tough to see until you get really close to them. | |
| So there's just all kinds of stuff that we're dealing with right now. | |
| You can see that this power line just snapped and is now sitting in the middle of the road. | |
| I mean, this is just some wild stuff. | |
| They're gonna need some serious cleanup crews here as soon as possible. | |
| To take care of all of this debris, but mainly these dangling power lines that are really just dangling for miles. | |
| Here's one that's just dead in the water, just sitting here floating in the water. | |
| Hopefully we don't get electrocuted. | |
| No, it's fine. | |
| Most of these things have already blown up and probably are no longer receiving any electricity, but there's gonna have to be some serious cleanup. | |
| We've seen some houses that are just completely devastated in this area as well. | |
| Maybe you can see that house right there. | |
| Our car is kind of getting a little foggy with the windows and everything, but just absolute devastation. | |
| Again, probably 10 to 15 miles south of Port Lavaca and just documenting all of the devastation as we move along the coastline of Texas. | |
| It does appear, oh my, look at that gas station. | |
| The roof just completely torn apart. | |
| It does appear we have some sort of a crew here. | |
| Have you hit the windshield? | |
| It appears that we have some sort of a crew out here. | |
| I'm not sure exactly what they're doing. | |
| We've got some serious flooding right here. | |
| It looks like this church is totally flooded. | |
| Maybe that's what they're out here dealing with, is this church. | |
| There are some people out here addressing the issues. | |
| Here's a First Lutheran Church just totally flooded. | |
| So those are probably maybe some clergymen that are there trying to make sure that that church is okay and doing whatever they need to do. | |
| Here's another dangling electric wire just dangling here. | |
| I was told that apparently the hurricane now has been dropped down to a tropical storm. | |
| So apparently the intensity has worn off, but the devastating effects, folks, well, we're just documenting them for you here. | |
| I mean, over here, a neighborhood just completely devastated. | |
| And that's pretty much been the case, folks. | |
| You know, we've been driving down the coastline here for a couple hours, and it's just the same thing. | |
| I mean, look at this. | |
| This is what we're dealing with. | |
| All we have to do. | |
| I mean, we could be filming the entire time, and this is all we see. | |
| I mean, just flooded roads, flooding all over the place, wires down in the middle of the road, you know, telephone wires, telephone, you know. | |
| Whole poles being suspended, traffic lights suspended by wires, just absolute flooding everywhere. | |
| That house is now on an island, so now they have their own private island thanks to all the flooding. | |
| But no joke, the devastation is real, and we're just documenting it all right now as we drive down the coast of Texas. | |
| Owen Troyer, Harrison Smith for InfoWars.com. | |
| We're going to continue to document this for you. | |
| So that you can see just the devastation that came from this hurricane. | |
| So far I'm not hearing about many fatalities or casualties. | |
| That is an absolute blessing that that is the case. |
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