Stiller's Knicks Tweet Amid Shooting: Misunderstood or Malicious?

0:00It's April 27. You're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today. AI-powered entertainment coverage. Ben Stiller caught heat from MAGA fans after his simple ex-post got twisted up. The 60-year-old actor tweeted, got it done at 8.53pm on April 23, hyping the New York Knicks for finally grabbing a playoff win after two straight losses. Right around that same moment, shots rang out at the White House correspondent's dinner. Forcing former president Donald Trump and others to get. Evacuated from the Washington Hilton, the chaos unfolded when 31-year-old Cole Thomas Allen, a California teacher, allegedly opened fire with a shotgun, handgun, and knives. He reportedly squeezed off five to eight shots, targeting Trump and administration folks. Secret Service rushed the former president and first lady to safety and officials later confirmed the attack was aimed at high-level targets. Omega supporters zeroed in on the timing,

1:00blasting Stiller for what they saw as a shady celebration of the shooting attempt. Folks like Representative Nancy Mace and Rick Rennell hit back with questions, while others accused him of knowing exactly what he was implying from. His mansion. Defenders jumped in quick, pointing out it was just Nick's joy, calling the outrage straight up clueless. New details dropped on Allen's twisted manifesto. He sent his family right before the attack. He dubbed himself a federal assassin, raging against Trump as a criminal and vowing to take him out, even if it meant collateral damage on anyone, attending the event. Stiller stayed cool, firing off a salute emoji the next morning, like no big deal. The mix of highlights how fast online fire spreads on Ron Nervs, but the real focus stays on wrapping up this investigation and keeping events secure. Moving forward.