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White House dinner shooting prompts scrutiny of Trump security arrangements - Reuters

White House dinner shooting prompts scrutiny of Trump security arrangements - Reuters

White House dinner shooting prompts scrutiny of Trump security arrangements Reuters

April 26, 2026 at 11:36 PM Original source
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Notable Quotes

"the Washington Hilton was 'not a particularly secure building.'"

— Donald Trump , Politician

"the Washington Hilton was 'not a particularly secure building.'"

— Donald Trump , Politician

"the Secret Service is going to have to find a way to better secure large hotels that may inconvenience the hotel goers and the hotel."

— Bill Gage , Executive

"I’m sure the service is going to go back and re-look at the set-up there, and probably push out the perimeter some more now, because of what happened."

— Don Mihalek , Executive

"the Washington Hilton was 'not a particularly secure building.'"

— Donald Trump , Politician

"It's got every single bell and whistle you can possibly have for security and safety... It's really what you need..."

— Donald Trump , Politician

"We're building a big, beautiful, very, very secure ballroom in every way with massive bulletproof glass that's almost four inches thick..."

— Donald Trump , Politician

"The location is on the White House grounds, which is the most secure ground probably in the world..."

— Donald Trump , Politician

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White House dinner shooting prompts scrutiny of Trump security arrangements - Reuters
Reutersvia rss

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White House dinner shooting prompts scrutiny of Trump security arrangements
The Jerusalem Postvia ai 1 quote 1 person

The shooting incident at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner has raised questions about the security measures in place, even as federal agents appeared to carry out their plan to protect the president effectively.

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White House dinner shooting prompts scrutiny of Trump security arrangements
The Straits Timesvia ai 3 quotes 3 persons

U.S. law enforcement officials are reassessing security arrangements after a gunman opened fire near the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, raising questions about how he was able to get so close to an event attended by President Donald Trump, cabinet members, and lawmakers.

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The Washington Postvia ai

President Donald Trump said Saturday night that the shooting at the White House correspondents’ dinner hours earlier highlighted the need for his planned White House ballroom—a project that has been mired in legal battles for months.

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Trump urges need for secure White House ballroom after dinner shooting, says hotel setting ‘tough’ to protect
Fox Newsvia ai 3 quotes 1 person

President Donald Trump stressed the need for a high-security White House ballroom following Saturday night's shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in D.C., warning to Fox News that the incident indicates the hotel setting is difficult to secure.

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White House dinner shooting prompts scrutiny of Trump security arrangements
Reutersvia ai 1 quote 1 person

U.S. law enforcement officials are reassessing security arrangements after a gunman opened fire near the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, raising questions about how he was able to get so close to an event attended by President Donald Trump, cabinet members, and lawmakers.

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