White House Dinner Attacker's Manifesto

0:00A suspect tried to stone the White House correspondent's association dinner at the Washington Hilton with a shotgun, handgun, and knives, but secret. Service agents stopped him cold at a checkpoint. He fired one shot that hit an agent's best, no serious injuries. The guy called himself the friendly, federal assassin and a manifesto full of hate, railing against Christians for not fighting back against oppression, and mocking the hotel's weak security. That manifesto went to his family right before the attack, and listed top administration officials as targets, ranked from big shots down. Officials say it showed pure rage, twisting fate into calls for violence. Trump called it out on Fox News, saying the writer had a ton of hatred in his heart, especially toward Christians. Trump, Melania, JD Vance, and Cabinet members got rushed out safely as chaos hit. It was Trump's first time at the event as president after skipping it before. Just remember the Hilton from 1981, when Reagan got shot outside it.

1:02Human reactions poured in, with worry over rising political hits like Charlie Kirk's killing last September, and Minnesota leaders taken out in June, 2025. A fresh poll shows Americans blame harsh political talk for fueling this violence wave. Were leaders condemned to quick, NATO's mark ret called it an assault on open societies. Trump wants the dinner rescheduled in 30 days, saying it matters. His head federal court tomorrow, while King Charles's U.S. trip starts as planned. Security's tightening, but the message stays clear. No room for this madness in democracy. That's the story for today. Adelaide News Today, driven by AI, I'm Cory with the story.