White House Correspondents' Dinner Attack: A Startling Security Breach Unraveled

Authorities have revealed startling new details about a gunman who attempted to breach the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, initially believed to be targeting members of the Trump administration.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche disclosed that the 31-year-old suspect traveled by train from California to Chicago, eventually arriving in Washington. The suspect checked into the hotel hosting one of the capital's most high-profile events.

The dinner was disrupted by gunfire, leading to a rapid evacuation of President Donald Trump. The suspect, now in custody, faces multiple charges. These developments were shared by Blanche on NBC's 'Meet the Press.'

(With inputs from agencies.)