White House Shooting: Trump, Epstein Links

0:00Shots rang out at the White House correspondence dinner on Saturday, April 25th, forcing President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump to evacuate the Washington-Hilton ballroom. A 31-year-old California man named Cole Thomas Allen got nabbed right outside, packing a shotgun, handgun, and knives. One Seaka service agent took a bullet, but no one else got hurt. Earlier that Sunday, April 26th, Trump told Fox News about a manifesto the suspect wrote and sent to his family before the attack. Trump called his strongly anti-Christian, saying the guy hated Christians big time. Fast forward to Trump's 60-Minus interview with Nora O'Donnell that same night. When she read a line from the manifesto slamming a pedophile, rapist, and traitor, Trump fire back hard, denying it had anything to do with him and his old ties to Jeffrey Epstein. He said he was totally clear of that mess and ripped her for even bringing it up on air. Allen, a recent teacher of the year winner, faces federal charges, with a raiment set

1:03from Monday, April 27th. Epstein, the late financier convicted back in 2008 for sex crimes with minors, died in jail before his big federal trial. Trump spun in positive at a late-night presser, saying he felt honored to be targeted like great presidents who get things done. The whole thing got folks talking about security, motives, and those lingering Epstein shadows as the case moves forward. That raps Durham News today. Brought to you with AI.