President Donald Trump rejected the accusations of the attacker at the Correspondents' Dinner, stating that he did not violate anyone. The incident led to his and Melania Trump's evacuation.

The President of the USA, Donald Trump, rejected the accusations made by the attacker who opened fire on him at the Correspondents' Dinner, stating that he did not violate anyone. In an interview with CBS News, Trump emphasized that the accusations come from a "sick person" and claimed that he has been "completely exonerated" from such statements in the past. The attacker, identified as Cole Allen, sent a message before the incident, justifying his actions with serious accusations against administration officials. Trump suggested that these accusations are part of a tense political climate, bringing criticism to his opponents as well. The incident occurred during a dinner where Donald and Melania Trump were evacuated after gunfire was heard, with a Secret Service agent being injured. Allen explained in his manifesto the reasons for the attack, emphasizing that he can no longer tolerate what he considers unacceptable actions of the administration.