Full transcript of "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," Aug. 30, 2026
Summary
A massive glacier collapse in Nepal caused severe flooding, killing 788 people and leaving thousands missing, including about 90 Americans. Rescue teams are working hard to find survivors despite difficult weather, while concerns rise about ongoing flood risks. The program also discussed U.S. foreign policy regarding Ukraine and Afghanistan, and President Donald Trump’s election campaign efforts.Key Facts
- A glacier collapse in Nepal triggered deadly floods that destroyed neighborhoods.
- At least 788 people died, and nearly 3,000 remain missing in the disaster area.
- About 90 Americans are among the missing, mostly near the Tibetan border.
- Nepali army rescued over 7,500 people so far and is conducting frequent helicopter search missions.
- Bad weather has forced some flights to be canceled, slowing rescue work.
- The Gyirong immigration checkpoint on the Tibetan side was buried in the flood.
- The possibility of more flooding remains because of unstable glacier conditions.
- The program also covers U.S. political and international issues, including Ukraine and Afghanistan.
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