Third assassination attempt of President Donald Trump, this time in front of the media,

this time at the White House Correspondence

dinner.

A report from what it was like inside the room with Congressman Marlon Stutzman and a deep dive

on the would-be assassin with Fox News, Digitals, investigative senior editor, Azra Namani.

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Two of a days, Dan, tinfoil, Pat, with us today before we're joined by Congressman Marlon Stutzman and Fox News Digital's

Azra Namani. Right before I come on to this program, I have a bad habit in filling the gaps.

We all do. 60 second, 120 second gaps, trips to the bathroom, trips to run an errand of just opening your phone and scrolling.

I did so probably three minutes before this show began.

And right there at the top of my feed was someone else, this time from the right, hinting at, suggesting, just asking questions about whether

or not the latest assassination attempt on President Donald Trump was theater, was staged.

We are no longer capable.

We are no longer capable of distinguishing critical thought from attention-seeking cynicism.

President Donald Trump has had three attempts on his life, and I believe every single one has been accompanied by the idea that tanking poll numbers or flagging electoral hopes would be benefited by an incredibly intricate Patsy, willing to give up his life by running through the lobby of the Washington Hilton, sacrifice his life almost assuredly,

shockingly in this case, would-be assassin Cole. Allen is still with us, still alive.

But presumably that is a real role of the dice, and he's willing to give his life in pursuit of the electoral hope.

The polling of President Donald Trump.

There's nothing remarkable so far about this would be assassin.

31 years old from California at one time interned at NASA has taken

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