James Corden responds to the El Paso and Dayton mass shootings by airing a supercut of his reactions to past shooting tragedies

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The Late Late Show host aired a montage of old clips of his reactions to mass shooting massacres dating back to his launch in early 2015. “Since we started this show, almost four-and-a-half years ago, there have been 1,601 mass shootings, 1,820 deaths and 6,890 people wounded in those incidents in America,” Corden said. “Until we really confront this issue and have politicians with the moral courage to face the gun epidemic, the only thing that’s going to change is the location of the next mass shooting and the number of casualties." ALSO: Late-night hosts tried to find something new to say about yet another mass shooting tragedy.