- An armed man charged a security checkpoint at the White House Correspondents' Dinner with multiple weapons and was shot and subdued by Secret Service agents

- One Secret Service officer was shot but survived due to his bulletproof vest; Trump spoke with him afterward and reported he was in good spirits

- The suspect, described as a California resident, was taken into custody; federal agents began executing search warrants at his apartment

- Trump ordered the release of security footage showing the incident, citing transparency

- The president framed the attack as another assassination attempt, referencing previous incidents in Butler, Pennsylvania and Palm Beach, Florida

- Trump cited the event as justification for planned security upgrades at the White House, including a new ballroom with bulletproof glass and drone-proof features

- Attorney General Todd Blanch announced charges would be filed shortly, including counts related to the shooting and firearms possession

- FBI Director Kash Patel stated the bureau was conducting witness interviews, examining ballistics, and investigating whether the suspect acted alone

- Trump announced the dinner would be rescheduled within 30 days at a larger, more secure location

- When asked why he believes he's targeted, Trump said impactful presidents historically face assassination attempts, citing statistics that 5.8% of presidents have been killed and 8% shot at

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHN8xcAJUsc