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4:20Now PlayingJimmy and his guest Neil Oliver dissect the contradictions surrounding the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting, noting that Attorney General Todd Blanche first claimed the security response was a “massive security success story” and then immediately used that same incident to argue that "there is no better example of why this ballroom is necessary." They point out that the dinner is not a government function and would not be held at the White House anyway, and that Trump had never attended before—making his first attendance the night of a fake assassination attempt highly suspicious.
Oliver calls the $400 million ballroom a "white elephant" and notes that a judge had already "put the brakes on it," yet within minutes of the shooting, a coordinated message from the White House to conservative social media influencers demanded the ballroom be built.
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