Fox Host's Criticism, Secret Service Failure at White House

0:00It's April 28th. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI what everyone's talking about. At the White House correspondence dinner, Fox News host Jimmy Faia got caught on a hot mic ripping the weak security setup. He laughed about two regular staffers holding the hotel door wide open, saying they weren't even trying anymore. Just an hour later, a gunman named Cole Tomas Allen rushed past a checkpoint and threw a metal detector aiming straight for President Trump. Another service agent tackled a 31-year-old teacher from Southern California before he could do real damage. This marks at least the third series attempt on Trump since his second term started. An agent got shot but walked out of the hospital with minor injuries. Folks are pointing fingers hard at White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, who runs oversight on the secret service. Insiders call it failure after failure. Shocked a guy got that close to the president and top brass at such a lockdown event. Folks backing Wiles for now, praising his agents for stopping the threat quick.

1:02But pressure's building for her to go, with critics saying the perimeter should have been airtight. White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt says, a full review's coming behind closed doors. They'll tweak procedures if needed to keep the crazies out. No public playbook for the bad guys.