Texas Governor Abbott has canceled his NRA convention speech and will instead visit Uvalde.

Attendees of the NRA event will get a video message from Governor Abbott that was already recorded.

This weekend’s annual conference of the National Rifle Association has been canceled by Texas Governor Greg Abbott, who will instead participate in the convention via video and spend time in Uvalde, Texas, where a school shooting earlier this year resulted in the deaths of 21 people.

At the NRA Conference, Governor Abbott will be delivering his remarks in the form of a pre-recorded video, as stated by Mark Miner, the campaign manager for Abbott. “He is heading to Uvalde today,” we were told.

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It was planned for him to attend the Republican National Convention in Houston, which is where prominent Republicans like Ted Cruz and former President Trump are anticipated to speak.

Following the shooting that took place on Tuesday at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, which claimed the lives of 19 students and two teachers, singers Larry Gatlin and Don McLean has decided to pull out of their scheduled performances at the NRA convention.