Trump's Scary White House Gunman Encounter

0:00On April 27, President Trump just opened up about a scary moment at the White House Correspondence Association dinner. He thought the noise from a gunman charging a security checkpoint was just a trade dropping in the ballroom. Secret Service agents quickly whistled him away by motorcade ahead of other top officials still at the event. In a SNAP news conference from the White House briefing room, Trump called it shocking, linking its past threats like the rally shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania, and the golf course scare in Florida. He admitted he washed a bit too long before ducking, while some folks caught on faster to the real danger. His wife Melania picked up on her right away, telling him it was a bad noise, showing she was way ahead of the curve in that 10th split second. Trump described the attacker as a lone wolf from California, a seriously disturbed guy with no partners in crime. The man sprinted full speed, but got stopped cold before reaching the doors. He even fired at a secret service agent who walked away thanks to his. Bulletproof fest. Law enforcement's now rating the suspects apartment

1:02for more clues, but Trump stressed how far the threat stayed from actually breaching security. That's your update from entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.