Trump Dismisses Fake Shooting Theories

0:00On April 27, President Donald Trump hit back at wild online theories claiming the shooting at the White House correspondence dinner was all faked. It went down Saturday night at the Washington Hilton when Gunman Cole to Moss Allen opened fire. Trump dropped low and crawled out safely with secret service protection. Allen had just sent a manifesto to his family before pulling the trigger. Social media blew up right after, with folks saying it was staged to distract from Trump's moves in Iran, his slipping pole numbers, or that ballroom, legal mess. Analytics showed the word staged, popping up in over 300,000 posts on X by Sunday midday. Trump tackled it head on in a long 60 minutes interview, calling out the doubters. He compared it to people denying the Hamas attack on Israel last October 7, or even saying World War II and the Holocaust never happened. This ain't new for Trump. He's long pushed unproven stuff, like insisting the 2020 election got rigged. These theories keep spreading, but officials stick to the facts on the real threat that night,

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