Summary
The show covers breaking news of a shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, with a suspect in custody and a focus on security, political rhetoric, and the investigation. Segments also discuss stalled US-Iran ceasefire talks, the upcoming visit of King Charles, and the Federal Reserve's leadership transition. The hosts interview lawmakers and analysts about the incident and its implications.
- A suspect opened fire outside the WHCD ballroom; President Trump and Cabinet members were evacuated safely.
- The suspect, Cole Tomas Allen, traveled from California by train and is charged with federal gun and assault offenses.
- Security at the hotel, known as the Hinckley Hilton, is under scrutiny given its history.
- US-Iran peace talks in Pakistan were canceled after President Trump called off envoy travel.
- King Charles III and Queen Camilla are proceeding with their state visit to the US amid heightened security.
- Senator Thom Tillis dropped opposition to Kevin Warsh's Fed chair nomination after DOJ ended the Powell investigation.
- Discussions on political rhetoric and civility follow the shooting, with lawmakers calling for toned-down discourse.
- The show includes analysis of the midterm election landscape and partisan redistricting efforts.