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US is 'in mourning,' says Trump after Vegas massacre

US is 'in mourning,' says Trump after Vegas massacre
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By Emma Beswick
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The US president said that in the depths of horror, the country "will always find hope"

US President Donald Trump today made a speech after meeting police and medical staff in Las Vegas following Monday’s massacre in which a gunman killed 59 and 525 were injured at a country music concert.

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Addressing a crowd and the media at Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, Trump called Nevada a “special place”.

Trump said America was “a nation in mourning” and said that in the depths of horror, the country “will always find hope”.

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The US president made a special mention of a number of individuals including Charleston Hartfield, a police officer who lost his life, as well as many who helped others in the wake of the attack.

Absent from his speech was any mention of US gun laws – a topic on many people’s lips after Monday’s events.

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