Donald Trump has been written off a thousand times and always managed to bounce back.He hung on when he first got in the race and was mocked as a sideshow. When the "Access Hollywood" tape came out. When his supporters attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6.He outlasted two impeachments and four criminal cases. He won reelection when that seemed like a long shot. Hes the Harry Houdini of Washington.And on Saturday night, he survived his third assassination attempt. At a dinner that was expected to feature the president mocking the media, his calm response to being targeted by a heavily armed shooter generated enormous sympathy for him. Its a dangerous job, he said.THE LEFT'S DEHUMANIZATION OF TRUMP IS PUSHING PEOPLE OVER THE EDGE WITH DISASTROUS CONSEQUENCESIn fact, he "fought like hell" to continue with the Correspondents' Association dinner, but the Secret Service one of whose members was shot but saved by a protectivevest insisted on clearing the room.At the same time, Trump has such mounting political problems that its hard to avoid the conclusion hes in a free fall.The president is bogged down in an unpopular war and canceled the latest talks. Rising gas prices are inflicting pain at home. He may be losing the redistricting wars. Some of his most prominent supporters in the conservative media have turned on him with a vengeance, even apologizing for having supported him.Thats not all. The Democrats are virtually certain to win the House. They are talking about impeaching Trump the day theyre sworn in. Sure, hed be acquitted in the Senate, but his last two years would be a blizzard of investigations and payback.REPORT GIVES NEW DETAILS ON TRUMP ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT SUSPECT'S 'DESCENT INTO MADNESS'Whats more, the president cant run again. Hell still have the power of incumbency, but the House can block most of what he wants to do (and this is beyond the media fantasy that the opposition party could take the Senate as well).In the ever-present polls, Trump has dropped as low as 33% approval in an AP survey, his worst numbers ever.More eye-popping is a new survey with a large sample, from Strength in Numbers/Verasight, which says 21% of Republicans support impeachment, with 72% opposed. Among independents, 50% back impeaching the president.And a Fox News poll found more respondents trusting the Democrats over the Republicans on the economy, by four points, for the first time in 15 years.This comes against the backdrop of Trump having fired three women in his Cabinet, creating a sense of disorder, and his wife giving a televised speech to deny any involvement with Jeffrey Epstein.But lets have a reality check.Trumps relentless attacks on the press have taken their toll, with many dismissing the coverage as fueled by personal hostility. And Democrats, with few exceptions, arent helping themselves by appearing to root for the Iranian terrorists when our service members are at risk.By November, the Iran war could be a distant memory. The economy might enjoy an uptick. Even now, with the ceasefire collapsing over the Strait of Hormuz blockade, the stock market has hit record highs.Trump will use his media mastery to dominate the news agenda. He already takes calls from reporters at all hours.SHOOTING SUSPECT'S MANIFESTO CLEARLY STATED WHO HE WANTED TO TARGET, WHITE HOUSE SAYSThe Democrats, meanwhile, are leaderless. Even if Hakeem Jeffries is speaker, the president will make far more news. That wont change until the 2028 primaries, when a front-runner or two emerges.Trump can make news with executive orders, such as moving marijuana to a lower classification and boosting research into psychedelic drugs.The betrayal being voiced by his onetime allies on the right, who embraced his pledge of no new foreign wars, may be less important for those not immersed in the online world. But it is a bellwether for the splintering of the MAGA coalition.Now some of its leading members are calling him erratic and reckless.No one is loving this more than the Democrats and the Never Trumpers, who say wait, youre just noticing this now? Weve been telling you this for years."Trump looks desperate to run for the hills," says New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd. "He constantly says he has defeated the mullahs and obliterated their military power, and yet Iran refuses to be subdued."SEE PHOTOS: BEFORE AND AFTER SHOOTING AT WH CORRESPONDENTS' DINNERWhats obvious, says veteran columnist Andrew Sullivan: "Trump is completely out of his depth. He went to war impulsively. He never expected the Iranians to close the Strait of Hormuz; and then they did. And he cant re-open it. In fact, he decided to close it again. Or something."Throw in the AI image of Trump as Jesus, which offended many Catholics, and the list of unforced errors just grows. Hes even attacked the Supreme Court, a third of which he appointed.And there is growing concern about the health of the president, who will soon turn 80,with television running footage every time he closes his eyes at a meeting.Trump regularly talks about building his massive ballroom, which reminds people of his surprise demolition of the East Wing and plans for a monument that would dwarf the Arc de Triomphe. He brought it up after the gunfire on Saturday night, saying the ballroom would be bulletproof and extremely secure.Trump also used the gunfire at the Washington Hilton to underscore his own importance. Having studied assassinations, he said, "the most impactful people, the people that do the most theyre the ones they go after."Politically speaking, Trump is clearly struggling. But anyone who rules out a rebound for this president is ignoring history.There will be all kinds of twists and turns in the remaining six months before the midterms, and the Democrats are unpopular as well.But heres a moment of rare consensus: We can all be grateful that the Secret Service did its job well.

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President Donald Trump berated CBS News correspondent Norah O'Donnell and "60 Minutes" Sunday night after reading from the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting suspect's alleged manifesto.Trump sat down for an interview after authorities identified the suspect as 31-year-old Cole Allen, of Torrance, Calif., adding that he prepared a manifesto outlining his intent and shared anti-Trump and anti-Christian rhetoric on social media.O'Donnell read alleged portions of the document that alluded to concerns over a rapist and a pedophile and asked for Trump's reaction.TRUMP ADMITS HE 'WASN'T MAKING IT THAT EASY' FOR SECRET SERVICE DURING WHCD SHOOTING"Well, I was waiting for you to read that because I knew you would because you're horrible people," Trump answered. "Horrible people. Yeah, he did write that. I'm not a rapist. I didn't rape anybody.""Do you think he was referring to you?" O'Donnell asked."I'm not a pedophile. You read that crap from some sick person? I got associated with all...stuff that has nothing to do with me. I was totally exonerated. Your friends on the other side of the plate are the ones that were involved with, let's say, Epstein or other things. But I said to myself, 'You know, I'll do this interview and they'll probably...' I read the manifesto. You know, he's a sick person. But you should be ashamed of yourself reading that because I'm not any of those things," Trump said.O'Donnell interrupted to argue that she was quoting the alleged gunman's words, but Trump continued to call her "disgraceful."TRUMP PRAISES PRESS AFTER WHCD SHOOTING, SAYS UNITY AT DINNER WAS 'BEAUTIFUL'"You shouldn't be reading that on '60 Minutes.' You're a disgrace. But go ahead. Let's finish the interview," Trump said.During the interview, Trump was also noncommittal about whether he believes the shooting will change his relationship with mainstream media."Look, for whatever reason, we disagree on a lot of subjects. We talk about crime. I'm very strong on crime. It seems like the press isn't. It's not so much the press. It's the press plus the Democrats because they're almost one and the same. It's the craziest thing," Trump said.Fox News Digital reached out to the White House for comment.TRUMP PRAISED FOR 'STRENGTH' IN MOMENTS AFTER SHOTS RANG OUT AS EYEWITNESS DESCRIBES 'TERRIBLE' SCENETrump last appeared on "60 Minutes" in Nov. 2025. During an extended version of the interview, Trump taunted "60 Minutes" after CBS News and its parent company Paramount paid the president a $16 million settlement. Trump previously sued the news organization for allegedly editing an interview with former Vice President Kamala Harris."And actually '60 Minutes' paid me a lot of money. And you dont have to put this on because I dont want to embarrass you, and Im sure youre not," he said, before pointing to Bari Weiss, the new editor-in-chief of CBS News, taking over. "I think you have a great new leader, frankly, because the young woman thats leading your whole enterprise is a great, from what I know, I dont know her, but I hear shes a great person.""But 60 Minutes was forced to pay me a lot of money because they took [Harris'] answer out that was so bad," he continued.That interview was his first time appearing on the show since Oct. 2020 during his first presidential term.

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Patricia Heaton is calling on "her friends on the left" to tone down heated political rhetoric following the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner.On Saturday, President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, first lady Melania Trump and other top officials were evacuated from the Washington Hilton after shots were fired near the ballroom after a gunman exchanged fire with Secret Service agents in the lobby before being subdued and taken into custody.When shots were fired, hundreds of attendees ducked under tables or took cover inside the ballroom before being evacuated, and the event was subsequently postponed.On Sunday, Heaton, 68, wrote on X that although she disagreed with past Democratic presidents Barack Obama, Bill Clinton and Joe Biden, she believes critics of political leaders should reject extreme language and violence.BUTLER ONE YEAR LATER: REVISITING THE HISTORIC ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT AGAINST DONALD TRUMP"I wasnt happy when Clinton, Obama or Biden won, but I didnt call them fascist/dangerous/threat to democracy. I didnt hope someone would assassinate them. I went on with my life with gratitude. Friends on the left, please try this. Your life and our country will be better," the "Everybody Loves Raymond" star said.On Sunday, senior federal law enforcement sources confirmed to Fox News that the suspect told law enforcement he intended to target Trump administration officials.Authorities have identified the suspect as 31-year-old Cole Allen, of Torrance, Calif., adding that he prepared a manifesto outlining his intent and shared anti-Trump and anti-Christian rhetoric on social media.WHY BLAMING THE LEFT IS EASIER THAN DETERRING VIOLENCE AFTER CHARLIE KIRKS MURDERAs the WHCA was underway, Allen allegedly rushed a Secret Service checkpoint at the Washington Hilton while armed with multiple weapons and opened fire, striking a Secret Service officer in his ballistic vest.Agents returned fire and tackled Allen to the ground. The suspect and the injured officer were transported to a hospital. The Secret Service agent is expected to make a full recovery and was released from the hospital Sunday.The incident adds to a growing list of threats against President Donald Trump, including two confirmed assassination attempts and a recent incident involving an armed intruder at Mar-a-Lago.BONGINO QUESTIONS SECURITY PERIMETER AT WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENTS' DINNER: 'COMPRESSED TOO FAR'The White House said Sunday that Allens brother contacted the New London Police Department in Connecticut prior to the shooting, reporting that Allen had sent family members an alleged manifesto outlining his intent to target administration officials.Officials also said Allens social media included anti-Trump and anti-Christian rhetoric.Allens sister, Avriana Allen, told investigators in Rockville, Maryland, that her brother had made increasingly radical statements and often spoke about doing "something" to address issues in the world.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERHeaton has previously spoken out against inflammatory political discourse. Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk in September 2025, Heaton called out what she saw as the moral hypocrisy of people who were celebrating or mocking Kirk's death online,"The most violent rhetoric is always from people who have phrases like 'choose kindness' in their bios," she tweeted at the time.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSFollowing the 2024 presidential election, Heaton slammed political pundits for "fear-mongering" and denigrating voters during the election cycle by telling them Trump posed a threat to their way of life."To all these extremists that are allowed television time, who told women that this is what is going to happen to them, shame on you! Shame on you!" she said in a video posted to X in November 2024."Apparently, there are some really vulnerable people here who you targeted, and you fear-mongered to and you need to go back on the air and tell them things are going to be okay, tell them that theyre fine.""Also, stop saying people who voted differently from you are uneducated," she continued. "Learn your f-ing lesson about smearing people who vote differently from you, who have different needs from you, who have legitimate complaints. Quit dismissing them as uneducated. When are you going to learn?"

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