King Charles' US Visit Continues Despite Assassination Attempt

0:00On April 26, King Charles is pushing ahead with his state visit to the United States, set to kick off Monday afternoon, even after shots ring out in. Would look like an assassination attempt on President Donald Trump Saturday night. The drama unfolded at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in a Washington, D.C. hotel, where a 31-year-old teacher named Cole Thomas Allen got. Close enough to fire up to eight rounds. The service agents took him down quick, after one of their own got hit, but stayed safe thanks to a bulletproof vest. Trump, Melania, and Vice President JD Vance got hustled offstage unharmed. Buckingham Palace says the King and Queen Camilla are all about duty, reaching out privately to the trumps with sympathies and thanks to security. Sources close to the royal stress that resilient vibe, keep calm and carry on, no matter what. They're making some modest tweaks to the four-day itinerary hitting Washington, D.C., New York, and Virginia by possibly scrapping a public.

1:00Meeting grief for safety. Most stay secure inside spots like the White House and Congress, but public parts got a full security scrub. Trump himself gave a shout-out, calling Charles Brave and Fantastic, confirming the visit rules on to celebrate America's 250th Independence anniversary. UK leaders back at two, seeing it as prime soft diplomacy to men ties across the pond.