
Third Attempt on Trump's Life at White House Dinner
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Another assassination attempt on President Trump thwarted at the White House Correspondents Dinner, marking the third attempt in recent times. Alabama leaders call for prayers and unity amidst rising political violence, urging civil talk and healing for the nation.
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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Third Attempt on Trump's Life at White House Dinner. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 26th. Welcome to Birmingham News Today, powered by AI. Another attempt on President Trump's life happened at the White House Correspondent's Dinner. Secret Service agents moved fast and stopped the threat cold. No one got hurt, including Trump or folks at the event. This marched the third try on his life in recent times. Lawmakers point to rising political violence, like last year's incidents and the 2017 Congressional baseball shooting. Alabama leaders jumped in quick with strong reactions. Governor Kay Ivey called for daily prayers for the President and law enforcement. Representative Barry Moore highlighted the attacks on Trump and his family, urging everyone to pray for the country. Senator Tommy Tuberville blamed demonization of Republicans and said it has to stop. Congressman Gary Palmer thanked the Secret Service and warned of a national crisis, needing civil talk and healing. Senator Katie Britt and her husband are praying for safety too. As tension simmer, these voices push for prayer and unity to cool things down across
the nation.
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