The incident that shook the White House Correspondents' Dinner happened last week. A gunman stormed the venue, armed with guns and knives, and shots were fired. Luckily, Trump was evacuated safely. The suspect, Cole Tomas Allen, has been charged with attempted assassination and other offenses.

The investigation is ongoing, with officials reviewing electronic evidence and online posts linked to the suspect. They're trying to determine the motive behind the attack. Trump's security team might consider taking extra precautions, but it's a delicate balance between keeping him safe and avoiding an over-militarized image.

Trump spoke to reporters about the incident, and his comments were a mix of humor and seriousness. He joked that he doesn't want to look like he's wearing a bulletproof vest, saying it would make him look 20 pounds heavier. But he also addressed concerns about his personal security, stating that he doesn't dwell on threats.

As the investigation continues, Trump's focus remains on his duties as President. He's not letting the incident get him down, and he's not letting it distract him from the important work he needs to do. Trump's approach to security is a bit unconventional, but it seems to be working for him so far.