Hey everybody, I'm Dave Rubin, and this is First Look.

It's Tuesday, May 5th, 2026.

We've got a packed show for you today.

Secret Service shoots an armed suspect just steps from the White House days after a separate assassination attempt.

A federal judge apologizes to the White House correspondence dinner gunman, Cole Allen,

and bizarrely compares him to January 6th defendants.

A taxpayer-funded Texas water park sparks outrage over a Muslim-only event.

Let's dive in. We start with breaking security concerns right outside the White House.

On Monday, Secret Service agents engaged in a shootout with an armed suspect just a few blocks

south of the White House near the National Mall and the Washington Monument.

According to Secret Service Deputy Director Matthew Quinn,

Plainclothes agents were patrolling the outer perimeter when they spotted what he called

the visual print of a firearm on a suspicious individual.

That's when things escalated fast.

Agents called in uniformed officers to assist.

When they approached the suspect, he briefly

fled on foot, then pulled out a firearm and opened fire on law enforcement. Secret

Service returned fire and struck the suspect who was taken to a local hospital. And here's

the disturbing part. This wasn't contained to just the suspect.

Authorities say a juvenile bystander was also hit, suffering non-life-threatening injuries,

and is now being treated. Now, timing here is critical. Just moments before the incident,

Vice President J.B. Vance's motorcade had passed through that

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