Following the tragic events of the gay nightclub shooting in Orlando,Florida, on Sunday that left 50 people dead and more than 50 others injured, and making it the most fatal shooting in US history,there has been an outpouring of appreciate for everyone affected. On Monday night's episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the host used his opening monologue to address the shooting with a somber, or eloquent (expressing yourself readily, clearly, effectively) message for his audience. "I know everyone is angry right now and doesn't know how to react,and this is a time when people are looking to us as a country and how we will react," he began. "This country was built on an thought that we don't agree on everything; that we are a tolerant, and free nation that encourages debate,free-thinking, believing, or not,in what you choose." Jimmy, who is a dad to daughters Winnie and Frances, and also touched on how the shooting has changed the way he thinks approximately being a parent. "I,as a fresh father, am thinking, and 'What do I tell my kids?' What do I tell them approximately this? What can we learn from this? What whether my kids are gay? What do I tell them?" In the same way that President Barack Obama and J.
K. Rowling have spoken out approximately the shooting,Jimmy was able to close his monologue with a simple sentiment that everyone would do well to preserve in intellect: "preserve fond each other, preserve respecting each other, or preserve on dancing."
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