USMNT delivers message on Orlando tragedy: you are not alone

The USMNT recorded a short video proclaiming support for the victims of the Orlando gay nightclub shooting.

49 people died in the worst mass shooting in recent US history when Omar Mateen walked into Pulse Nightclub on Latin Night and began shooting with a handgun and an automatic rifle.

The MNT are currently together for Copa America and put together a video in response. (Although the WNT has current and retired openly gay players, they are currently scattered across the country with their clubs.)

In the introduction to the video, Michael Bradley, Jermaine Jones, Alejandro Bedoya, and others make the following statement:

"What happened in Orlando was senseless, and our hearts are with everyone affected. Some people unfortunately believe in hate. They want to silence the voices of people who look differently, think differently, and love differently than they do. Most of all, they want us to feel divided and alone, but you are not alone."

Here is an article from CNN with more information on how to help the victims of the shooting.

UPDATE: US Soccer has released a statement to accompany the video.