Texan Eva Longoria on El Paso shooting: 'We need some gun reform.'
After Saturday’s deadly mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, actress Eva Longoria had a clear message when asked about her home state Monday on"Strahan & Sara."
Michael Strahan, who is also from Texas, solemnly asked Longoria,"Is there anything you want to say?" "It's heartbreaking and horrifying every time," the actress and activist said."I just ask that people don't get numb to it." Longoria also said that while some might think that gun violence is inevitable, her response is a resounding"no."
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