Trump doused with furious mockery for mixing up Dayton and Toledo in mass shooting address

President Donald Trump stepped on whatever goodwill he might have garnered in his address following mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton by misidentifying the Ohio city where nine people were killed.

At least 20 others were killed by a white supremacist in Texas in the first of two gun massacres, and Trump promised "urgent" but unspecified action to address mass killings -- and offered his condolences to the people of Toledo, about 150 miles north of Dayton.