trying to offer their thoughts and prayers. but not once mentioning the word guns. we heard rehab centers, we talked about mental health. everything in the statement except dressing the guns. one of the women that we heard from yesterday, a local resident of texas, she just wants to move out. she does not feel safe anymore in her community. can you blame anyone for saying that? exactly. i think more and more people are sharing those thoughts exactly. mehdi, thank you so much my friend, always great to see you, enjoy the rest of your evening off. , always great t coming up a . tonight, holding up them countable, the environment that we are seeing in texas and their refusal to change it. plus, damning video from the donald trump s deposition in the e. jean carroll case an all in the family, occurrence thomas s ethics scandals are growing by the minute and now involve his wife jeanne. surprise. i m ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. we start tonight with that breaking
we start tonight with that breaking news on the horrific mall shooting in allen, texas. according to two senior law enforcement officials, the suspect gunman, the suspected gunman, excuse me, interacted with neo-nazis and white supremacist content online. one of the officials said that the suspect posted this kind of content himself. the other official said that he consumed such rhetoric online and said that authorities found him with a patch with a right-wing acronym on his chest. we should note that the official said it is too early in the investigation to ascribe a motive, but here s what we do know. eight people, including a five-year-old child, died in that shooting. of course, as we just said, the republican ruffling after massacres like this one is always thoughts and prayers. no action. zero change. that is, undoubtedly, the standard republican party line. but another line is now
the controversies taking place that donald trump would help drive fans away. it hasn t happened. reporter: no, it hasn t. i m a fan of football. you know that. in 2021, ipsos asked this question. 51% said yes, they would consider themselves a fan of professional football. that s the same percentage said they were fans of professional football in 2007. baseball bans, only 38%. that was the next highest fandom. a lot of professional football fans, at least among adults. zero change since 2007. any party split, harry? reporter: no. that s the beautiful thing about all of this. 51% of democrats, 50% republicans, 55% independents. in a country in which things are so partisanly divided, it brings republicans, democrats and independents together. i love it, john.