White House Dinner Redo: FBI's Patel Promises Different Security

FBI Director Kash Patel said law enforcement and security are “going to be ready” for a second White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, after a Saturday night shooting led to the disruption of the original event. After a gunman rushed through security before being apprehended by law enforcement at Saturday evening’s event, President Donald Trump announced he wants to put on another event in the next month to make up for the dinner being cut short. Patel said the security detail covering the event will be “completely different” next time. DOJ calls on National Trust to drop lawsuit against Trump ballroom after dinner shooting US allows Venezuela to pay legal fees for Maduro’s case in New York Appeals court wipes out $8.2 million award for Alabama Supreme Court justice Roy Moore “I think we are going to do it entirely differently,” Patel said on Fox & Friends. “You heard the president say on Saturday night that we’re going to do this again in short order, maybe in 30 days or so, and we’re going to be ready for that. The security posture, I imagine, is going to be completely different.” Why Your Sciatic Nerve Won't Heal (What Most Doctors Miss) Discover Why No Dog Can Destroy This Tough Chew Toy The Softest Secret to a Hummingbird Feeder-Friendly Backyard The Silverware Bird Secret: Why Thousands Are Buying This Metal Robin This One Photo Upload Creates a Magical Keepsake [Learn More] I Put Our Photo on Stone...This Looks So Premium Cardiologist: 2 Veggies Will Kill Stubborn Belly Fat Overnight (Try It) Seniors Born 1939-1969 Receive 11 Benefits This Month If They Ask In Livingston, Mature Women Are Ready for Real Dating