TwitterA survivor of the mass shooting at a high school in Sante Fe, Texas.

• A survivor of the school shooting in Sante Fe, Texas, told a reporter on Friday she "always felt" this would happen because "it's been happening everywhere."
• The video of her response went viral on social media.
• Friday's shooting in Texas marked the 22nd school shooting in the US in 2018.

A survivor of the school shooting in Sante Fe, Texas, told a reporter on Friday she "always felt" this would happen because "it's been happening everywhere."

The interviewer asked the female student, "Was there a part of you that was like, 'This could not happen at my school?'"

The student, reportedly named Paige, responded, "No, there wasn't. ... It's been happening everywhere. I've always felt it would eventually happen here, too."

At least eight people were killed in the shooting at the Sante Fe high school and they were mostly students, according to initial reports. 

Friday's shooting in Texas marked the 22nd school shooting in the US in 2018, according to CNN.

There have been roughly 100 mass shootings in the US in 2018 overall, with roughly 5,405 people killed by gun violence, according to the Gun Violence Archive, a nonprofit group that categorizes incidents of gun violence. It defines a mass shooting as an incident in which four or more are shot or killed, which differs from official government definitions.

In response to Friday's shooting, President Donald Trump said the White House is "determined to do everything in our power" to keep students safe. 

Earlier this month, Trump delivered remarks at the NRA convention in Texas, where he pledged to defend Second Amendment rights.