Vance's White House Shooting Scare: Hero Agents Save the Day

0:00It's April 30th. This is Durham News Today, local news powered by AI. Vice President JD Vance opened up about the scary moments at the White House correspondence dinner shooting, saying it hit his pregnant wife Usha, harder than him since she was home with their kids, and caught wind through frantic texts in social media. He got rushed off the bar room stage at the Washington Hilton just seconds before President Trump on April 25th. Vance moved fast amid the chaos in the back of the room, with loud bangs echoing while Vance sat on the dais near journalists and the President. An agent whispered it was time to go, lifted him up and got him to a safe whole room without much clue what was unfolding. Vance stayed pretty calm at first, but got rattled later hearing a secret service agent took a bullet to the vest and needed hospital care. He praised the agents for their top notch work, keeping everyone safe in the heat of it all. The shooter, California native Cole Tomas Allen got nabbed right away and faces federal charges like attempted assassination of the President, plus gun crimes, no plea yet

1:03from him. Meanwhile, the Vances are gearing up for baby number four, a boy due late July. They announced it back on January 20th. With three young ones already at home, eight-year-old Iwan, five-year-old Vivek, and three-year-old Mirabelle, they're thankful for the military docks. And staff holding it down as they balance family and duty.