Assassin's Selfie: White House Attack

0:00On April 29th, federal prosecutors just dropped a chilling selfie from Cole to Moss Allen, the 31-year-old accused of trying to assassinate Donald Trump at the White House correspondence dinner. The pic shows him suited up in his hotel room at the Washington Hilton. Black shirt, slacks, red tie tucked in, right before he rushed to security. Checkpoint with a shotgun. He had a leather bag packed with ammo, a holstered gun, knife, pliers, and wire cutters. Allen wrote a train from Los Angeles, checked in early, snapped that mirror shot, then charged the line fully dressed for the event. New video from the Washington Post captures the first four seconds of the chaos, with agents drawing and firing fast as he sprints by, but they missed. Every shot. No muzzle flash from a shotgun shows up, even though he's charged with firing during the attack. Inside, guests hit the floor while agents rush Trump and vance out. Officials say one agent got grazed, but his vest saved him, and forensics are still checking if Allen shot did it.

1:02Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche praised the secret service for stepping up quick, calling it textbook training that stopped worse harm. Allen faces three felonies, including attempted assassination of a president elect, with life in prison possible, plus at least 10 years for the gun. Charge. He's got court lawyers now, denied any drugs, and the case rolls on as they dig deeper.