Trump to join "60 Minutes" as new details emerge about press gala suspect
Summary
President Donald Trump spoke on "60 Minutes" about the White House Correspondents' Dinner that was stopped early after a man with guns tried to enter the event. The suspect, Cole Allen, was caught by police, and no guests were hurt, though a Secret Service agent was shot but is expected to recover.Key Facts
- The White House Correspondents' Dinner was evacuated after a gunman tried to enter the hotel with weapons.
- Cole Allen, 31 years old, carried a shotgun, a handgun, and knives.
- A Secret Service agent was shot but wore a bulletproof vest and is expected to be okay.
- Allen sent a "manifesto" to his family explaining he wanted to target government officials.
- President Trump was attending the event for the first time as president.
- Secret Service quickly moved Mr. Trump and others to safety.
- President Trump praised law enforcement and wanted the dinner to be rescheduled soon.
- Authorities believe the suspect aimed to harm administration officials, not guests or staff.
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