From Kerrville, Texas: Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico expressed concerns about storm warnings, FEMA, and data centers. He discussed these issues before traveling to San Antonio.
James Talarico had a conversation with FOX San Antonio's Yami Virg, during which he raised these concerns.
Further details about his discussion are available from the source, including the context and specifics of his concerns about storm warnings, FEMA, and data centers.
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