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41:04Now PlayingOn Katie Pavlich Tonight, Katie reports from the inside as she recounts the harrowing moments she experienced firsthand while in the room during the White House Correspondents' Dinner. As the dust settles 48 hours later, we break down what really happened versus the narratives being pushed; the left is already claiming the event was staged, while the White House Press Secretary is pointing the finger at a "left-wing cult of hatred." Bill O’Reilly joins us to help cut through the noise and analyze the national fallout. We also examine the investigation into suspect Cole Allen, whose chilling manifesto detailed a deep-seated "rage" against the administration, and discuss First Lady Melania Trump’s direct rebuke of Jimmy Kimmel, calling the late-night host a "coward" for his comments just days before the shooting. Then, we are joined by Tim McCarthy, the Secret Service agent who famously took a bullet for President Ronald Reagan, to discuss the reality of executive protection during an attack. Senator Ted Budd also weighs in on the catastrophic security failures at the Washington Hilton, arguing why a dedicated White House ballroom is now a matter of national security after we came dangerously close to an unthinkable outcome. Finally, we witness a groundbreaking leap in technology as Alex Conley, the first person to use a Neuralink device to control a robotic arm, joins us to demonstrate how he can literally fly a drone using only his thoughts.
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