Trump, Charles Discuss Threats After Shooting

0:00It's April 28th. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered stories from the spotlight. President Donald Trump met with 77-year-old King Charles right after the monarch landed in the U.S. on April 27th. Trump brought up the shooting outside the White House correspondent's dinner, two days earlier on April 25th, where a gunman fired shots, but hurt no one. In their quiet chat, Trump said he was not ready before, but now feels prepared for threats. He also mentioned talking to Russian President Vladimir Putin, warning that Putin wants war, and could wipe out populations if he follows through. Buckingham Palace expressed relief that Trump, Melania, and guests were safe after the incident. They confirmed discussions with U.S. teams to check if the shooting affected visit plans, keeping Charles fully updated. Trump showed off his $400 million ballroom to Charles and Queen Camilla, pointing out the view straight through. He guided them inside for English style afternoon tea, with finger sandwiches, pastries, and loose-leaf teas on the South Lawn.

1:02The gunman, Cole Thomas Allen, got arrested fast and faced charges by Monday, easing security worries as the royal visit wrapped up smoothly.