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8:11Now PlayingTonight, the armed suspect who opened fire outside the White House Correspondents’ Dinner has been charged with attempting to assassinate the president. What we’re learning about how he allegedly planned the attack, and the new details — including a so-called manifesto the DOJ says shows his intent and targets. Plus, wild video showing the suspect rush past law enforcement and open fire, and new images of the shooter’s weapons, including a shotgun, handgun, and knives. Also, chaos inside the dinner as President Trump is swarmed by Secret Service. We’ll hear from Oz Perlman, who was right next to the president when the shooting started. And Trump is now calling for Jimmy Kimmel’s removal from ABC following a monologue where he joked about Melania’s appearance.
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