Trump Blames Family for White House Shooting

0:00On April 26, President Trump called out the family of the guy accused of firing shots outside the White House Correspondents' Association, dinner in Washington, D.C. on Saturday night. The suspect is 31-year-old Cole Thomas Allen from California, and reports say his relatives tipped off police just minutes before it all went. Down. Earlier this week, Allen's brother contacted new London police in Connecticut after getting what sounds like a manifesto from him. In that document, Allen reportedly apologizes to his loved ones and says he doesn't expect forgiveness. Allen's sister told cops her brother often made radical statements and talked about some grand plan to fix the world's problems. She noted he had real struggles, but specifics on those rants aren't clear yet. Trump pointed out that the family knew about his issues after spending time with him, saying they should have reported him more forcefully, though he. Admitted is tough to do. This story highlights how close calls like these warnings play out, and it'll likely spark more talk on spotting trouble before it hits the Capitol.

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