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When tragedy strikes, our response reveals our humanity. In this heartfelt bonus episode, I take a moment away from my regular programming to address something deeply troubling – the way some people have responded to the devastating floods in Texas.

With family and friends in the affected regions, I've been closely following the disaster's impact. What I've witnessed on social media has left me disturbed and disappointed. Between those turning others' suffering into comedy and individuals attempting to frame this natural disaster through a racial lens, I felt compelled to speak out against such heartless behavior. Houses floating away aren't fodder for jokes – they represent families who have lost everything.

"Your day is coming," I caution those who mock from behind their keyboards. The safety and security we take for granted can vanish in an instant. Natural disasters don't discriminate based on race, status, or circumstance. The floods in Texas, like all tragedies, should unite us in compassion rather than divide us with cruelty or political posturing. I extend my heartfelt prayers to everyone affected by these floods and other recent disasters, including tornadoes that have devastated communities across the country.

While I'll continue bringing you interviews like my recent conversation with Jerri Clay Hays from Rescue Cats Incorporated, I believe we must sometimes pause to acknowledge the suffering around us and encourage a more compassionate response. Have you witnessed similar insensitivity online? How do you think we should respond to those affected by natural disasters? Share your thoughts and remember – the way we treat others during their darkest moments defines who we truly are.

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