Trump Explodes in Interview After Shooting Scare

0:00On April 27, President Donald Trump went off in a 60 minutes interview, denying claims from a gunman's manifesto that called him vile names like rapist and pedophile. This came right after a shooting scare at the White House correspondence dinner, where Secret Service grabbed the suspect before anyone got hurt. The incident happened Saturday night at the Washington Hilton, with Trump, First Lady Melania, Vice President JDD, Vance, and top officials rushed to safety backstage. Agents detained twenty-something-year-old Cole Allen on the spot, stopping with look like an attempt to storm the event. Trump kept his cool at first, but exploded when correspondent Nora O'Donnell read parts of Allen's manifesto. He flat out rejected the accusations, tying them to old rumors he says he's cleared of, and called out the reporter for even bringing it up on air. Before prosecutors hit Allen with charges already, and he set for a raiment in court soon. No direct link to Trump in the manifesto by name, but the president saw it as a personal

1:00attack anyway. This exchange highlights how tense things get when violence mixes with politics, leaving everyone from leaders to media on edge as the case moves, forward. Stay in the know with entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.