White House says Trump to give ‘unifying yet vicious’ speech at rescheduled press gala
The White House Correspondents' Dinner has been rescheduled and is currently underway in Washington, three months after the original event was halted by a shooting. Donald Trump is attending the gala, which organizers anticipate will be smaller and more intimate.

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AI-generatedThe White House Correspondents' Dinner has been rescheduled and is currently underway in Washington, three months after the original event was halted by a shooting. Donald Trump is attending the gala, which organizers anticipate will be smaller and more intimate. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated Trump's speech will be a blend of "unifying yet vicious, and serious yet hilarious." The dinner is partly dedicated to a Secret Service officer wounded during the April incident. The man charged in the shooting has pleaded not guilty. Security measures are heightened for the event, with Secret Service agents prepared for potential disruptions. This marks Trump's first address at the Correspondents' Dinner during his presidency, notable given his strained relationship with the press.
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5 extractedThis is the first White House Correspondents' Dinner speech Trump has made in either of his two terms.
Sean Curran stated that Secret Service agents are 'braced for trouble' at the event.
Cole Allen, charged in the shooting incident, has pleaded not guilty to attempting to assassinate the president.
The White House Correspondents' Dinner was rescheduled after a man fired a shotgun outside the ballroom in April.
Donald Trump will deliver a speech described as 'unifying yet vicious, and serious yet hilarious'.