frightening moments as a heavily armed man stormed the lobby of a hotel where president

Trump and top members of his administration had gathered for as much anticipated return

to the white house correspondentrespondents Association dinner.

Welcome to this breaking news edition of Fox News Sunday.

Federal and local law enforcement springing into action and tackling the suspect as he rushed by security barricades.

That 31-year-old suspect is in custody, President Trump addressing the nation last night.

So as you know, this is not the first time in the past couple of years that our republic has

been attacked by a would-be assassin who sought to kill in Butler, Pennsylvania, less than

two years ago. You all know that story. And in Palm Beach, Florida, a few months after that,

we came close. We really had, again, we had some great work done by law enforcement. But in light of

this evening's events, I ask that all Americans recommit with their hearts and resolving our

difference peacefully. We have to resolve our differences.

Well, Fox News senior White House correspondent, Peter Ducey. We shared a table last night.

We were there. Peter, what's the latest from the White House?

Shannon, the print reporter who was traveling in the president's bubble last night reported

that the cars were flying back to the White House in the fastest motorcade

this reporter has ever been in as they were getting the president to safety after this

interrupted White House correspondence dinner that is set to resume within the next 30 days.

After Butler, your team for a while rethought outdoor events.

Yeah.

Do you think that you now need to rethink indoor?

No, but then you just don't do events.

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