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Panicked GWN host Dana Bash told her baby relations “don’t watch the show” as a bloodbath unfolded in the metropolis of Minneapolis.

Bash suggested her brother to stop his kids from seeing her on today’s episode of State of the Union in order to defend them from the trauma after gunman Robin Westman fired up to 100 bullets into a church, killing two kids and injuring 17.

In an interview with Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar, an exhausted-sounding Bash acknowledged, “Senator, you just alluded to this. How many times have we seen this cycle? This horrible cycle of the trauma, the tragedy… I had to send a note to my brother to say-my niece and nephew who are nine and 10- don’t watch the show today.”

“Because I don’t want them to be traumatized,” Bash asserted. “They’ll hear about it, and parents are dealing with this all across the country. And of course – the most important – the parents we are thinking of the most are those who either lost those two children, or those who have their children in the operating room right now. But, when is enough gonna be enough?”

Authorities in Minneapolis reported that at least two kids have been killed and more than a dozen have been injured after a shooter opened fire during morning mass at Minnesota’s Annunciation Catholic School on Wednesday.

The tragic incident occurred during the first week of college for college students, who vary from Kindergarten through eighth grade.

The local police division in Richfield, which serves the college, launched data stating that “officers are reporting 20 victims,” and “a man dressed in all black and armed with a rifle was reported at the scene.”

The Minneapolis Police Department has issued a assertion from the metropolis of Minneapolis, assuring residents that “there is no active threat to the community at this time” and that “the shooter is contained.”

Officials on the scene have confirmed that the alleged gunman, recognized as Robin Westman, is deceased. It was reported that he died from an obvious self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz earlier posted on X (previously Twitter) that he had been informed about a taking pictures at Annunciation Catholic School.

“I’m praying for our kids and teachers whose first week of school was marred by this horrific act of violence,” he expressed.

President Donald Trump has also been briefed on the scenario, utilizing Truth Social to describe the incident as a “tragic shooting.

“Please be a part of me in praying for everybody concerned!” urged the president.

City authorities have advised residents to “keep away from the space to permit emergency personnel to help victims.”