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The Las Vegas Strip turned into a war zone.

Hello again, I'm Arnalny, and this is to the point.

At least 58 people were killed and more than 500 wounded when a gunman rained automatic gunfire

onto the crowd at a country music festival last night in Las Vegas. The shooter was high up in the

Mandalay Bay Hotel. Local police say he killed himself just as they blew open the door of his room.

President Trump called for National Unity after an incident he described this way.

It was an act of pure evil.

The shooter was 64, a Nevada resident with no criminal record.

It's believed he acted alone.

We'll hear much more.

Later on today's talking point, President Trump lowers the cap on refugees coming into the country.

Are they a risk to national security?

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President Trump has lowered the cap on refugees to just 45,000 for 2018.

That's left than half those allowed this year.

We'll talk with a man from Congo who fled genocide a decade ago and became an American citizen.

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