Summary
Bloomberg's Laura Davison reports on the suspect who stormed the White House Correspondents' Dinner. The attacker, from California, traveled by train and checked into the hotel a day before. His motives are unclear but a manifesto suggests he targeted President Trump. The incident raises questions about security protocols for political events.
- The attacker, Cole Tomas Allen, traveled from California to Washington by train.
- He checked into the Washington Hilton a day before the event.
- He bypassed a checkpoint and was detained by Secret Service.
- A manifesto seen by Bloomberg called Trump a traitor.
- The suspect is expected to be arraigned on Monday.
- This is part of a series of security breaches around the president.
- The incident has prompted reviews by the Secret Service and other authorities.
- Trump has used the incident to advocate for building a new ballroom at the White House.