White House Shooting: Trump, Secret Service Safe

0:00A shooting broke out at the White House correspondence dinner on Saturday, April 25 at the Washington Hilton. A 30-year-old man from California got apprehended near the main security checkpoint. A secret service agent took a bullet, but his vest saved him, and he's recovering well after hospital treatment. President Trump, First Lady Melania, and Cabinet members got evacuated fast with no other injuries. Trump spilled to reporters that day, calling himself honored to be a target like, past-grade presidents. He described hearing a loud pop from far off, thinking it was a drop tray at first. Melania knew right away it was trouble, and agents whistled him out in seconds. He praised the secret service for acting quick and brave. Folks at the event reacted with shock, including journalists who stayed to report. White House correspondence president Wajia Jung announced they had to clear out on law enforcement orders and reschedule within 30 days. Erica Kirk, whose husband was killed last year, got emotional and wanted to leave right

1:01away. The suspect faces charges for firearm use and assault on a federal officer. Officials say his motives are still unknown, and they're checking his California apartment. Trump posted on true social early on, confirming everyone was safe, and even suggesting they keep the show going. Law enforcement's leading the probe now, with Trump staying positive about his team's response. This shakes up DC nights, but security held strong. Stay tuned as more details drop. That's your update from Durham News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.