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Colorado Parolee With 11-Page Rap Sheet Kills Three Kids, Adult in Denver
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Colorado Parolee With 11-Page Rap Sheet Kills Three Kids, Adult in Denver

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The man accused of causing a crash that killed five people on a Denver highway, including himself, had an extensive criminal history spanning more than a decade and was out on parole at the time of the incident.

The collision occurred on Monday when Walter Huling, 31, swerved into oncoming traffic while driving a stolen Toyota Matrix hatchback and struck a Ford sedan.

Huling died at the scene.

Four people inside the sedan were killed, including three juveniles.

Court documents obtained by Denver7 show that Huling had been arrested at least 16 times since 2013 on charges including assault, false reporting, bribery, burglary, contempt of court, driving under the influence, parole violation, and additional assault-related offenses. Records also show he had a significant history as a juvenile.

In 2019, Huling received a six-year prison sentence following a downtown Denver assault.

According to court documents, he attacked a man and rendered him unconscious before assaulting the man’s wife.

When police responded, Huling physically attacked the officer taking him into custody.

George Brauchler, district attorney for Judicial District 23, commented on the case and the concerns surrounding Huling’s criminal record.

He told the network that the circumstances appeared “like we are failing the community,” noting Huling’s long history “and the fact that he appears to have been on parole.”

Brauchler added, “I mean, it’s an 11-page criminal history that dates back to when this guy was a juvenile.”

Authorities identified the four victims killed in the sedan as Alvin Corado, 35, Toretto Corado, 8, Makenlee Corado, 12, and Jase Green, 12.

Law enforcement reported that roughly an hour before the crash, a Toyota Matrix hatchback had been reported stolen from RTD’s Nine Mile station in Aurora, Colorado.

The vehicle matched the one Huling was driving when he crossed into oncoming traffic.

Riley Gaines Cooks Democrats’ ‘Insane, Ridiculous, Harmful, Destructive’ Trans Stance
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Riley Gaines Cooks Democrats’ ‘Insane, Ridiculous, Harmful, Destructive’ Trans Stance

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Former college swimmer Riley Gaines is renewing her criticism of Democratic lawmakers over what she calls a misleading narrative surrounding the participation of transgender women in women’s sports, as reported by The Daily Mail.

Gaines discussed the issue during a recent appearance with Fox Business anchor Stu Varney, where she argued that Democrats are not being forthright about how many of their own voters oppose current policies on transgender athletes.

Gaines, one of the most visible advocates for banning transgender women from competing against biological women, told Varney that the political framing around the issue does not reflect what she sees among voters.

“This is an issue that has, unfortunately, become totally partisan – at least in terms of elected representation and certainly how the media represents this,” Gaines said.

She continued by challenging the idea that the public is evenly divided.

“The way they frame this, it’s very 50/50. Again, very polarizing. That’s just simply not the case, even amongst the Democratic Party or their voters,” Gaines said.

She referenced claims by media outlets that the issue is “an 80/20 issue [overall]” but argued the divide is wider.

“I would argue it’s even more drastic than that, I believe that even 80 percent of the Democratic Party… does not support the insane, ridiculous, harmful, destructive idea that men can become women or that men can get pregnant or that tampons belong in boys’ bathrooms or that women need prostate exams or that men should be in women’s sports.”

Polling does not match the “80 percent” estimate Gaines cited.

A Gallup survey released in June found that 69 percent of Americans believe transgender athletes should only be allowed to play on teams that match their birth gender.

Among party lines, 90 percent of Republicans agreed with the statement, compared to 41 percent of Democrats.

While the number among Democrats is notable, it falls well short of the figure Gaines asserted.

The same Gallup poll also asked about the broader issue of transitioning. Seventy-one percent of Democrats said transitioning is “morally acceptable,” compared to nine percent of Republicans.

Gaines has become one of the most prominent activists opposing transgender participation in women’s sports, often referencing her experience sharing a locker room with former University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas.

Since leaving collegiate swimming, she has become a regular contributor to Fox News and hosts a show with the conservative sports outlet OutKick.

Her advocacy came under renewed scrutiny last month after former ESPN journalist and current podcaster Pablo Torre published an investigation into her work.

Torre suggested that Gaines had embarked on a “grift” and questioned why she had not publicly spoken out about other issues facing women in sports.

He specifically pointed to her lack of public criticism of her former University of Kentucky coach, Lars Jorgensen.

The U.S. Center for SafeSport ruled in October that Jorgensen is “permanently ineligible” to coach after findings related to sexual violence, including sexual harassment and sexual misconduct.

Gaines dismissed the report, calling it a “baseless hit piece,” adding, “[A] six-month ‘investigation’ for that? To find out I have a job that pays me? Ground-breaking discovery, truly.”

TDS Infected Radicals Rush to Blame Trump for Terrorist Attack on National Guardsmen
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TDS Infected Radicals Rush to Blame Trump for Terrorist Attack on National Guardsmen

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Two members of the National Guard were shot in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday afternoon, prompting a wave of online criticism from prominent liberal commentators who blamed President Donald Trump for the attack.

The shooting occurred a block from the White House shortly before 3 p.m. local time. Both guardsmen remained in critical condition as of Wednesday evening.

The troops were part of the National Guard surge President Trump ordered in August in response to rising crime in the capital.

The deployment followed several high-profile incidents, including the fatal shooting of a congressional intern earlier this year.

Democrats had opposed Trump’s decision to deploy Guard units to Washington and other cities, characterizing the move as an overreach of presidential authority.

Within hours of the shooting, several commentators revived those criticisms.

Former ESPN and MSNBC host Keith Olbermann wrote on X, “Trump put them in harm’s way, fash.”

Jane Mayer of The New Yorker said the “poor guardsmen should never have been deployed,” adding that they had “virtually nothing to do but pick up trash.”

She wrote on X, “It was for political show and at what a cost.”

Author and activist John Pavlovitz similarly argued on BlueSky that “Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth are culpable for endangering the National Guard by putting them in harm’s way.”

Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth are culpable for endangering the National Guard by putting them in harm’s way.

— John Pavlovitz (@johnpavlovitz.bsky.social) November 26, 2025 at 4:21 PM

Writer Charlotte Clymer told her more than 200,000 followers on BlueSky that the troops had been “used as political pawns,” adding, “They sign up to serve their country, not needlessly deploy to American cities to pick up garbage.”

National Guard troops don’t sign up to be used as political pawns. They sign up to serve their country, not needlessly deploy to American cities to pick up garbage. These two soldiers should be alive right now and at home with their families for Thanksgiving. I’m furious.

— Charlotte Clymer (@charlotteclymer.bsky.social) November 26, 2025 at 4:14 PM

Media personality Keith Edwards posted on X that the guardsmen would have been “fine” were it not for “Trump’s illegal deployment of the national guard for a non-emergency.”

The X account “Call to Activism,” run by commentator Joe Gallina, told its more than 1 million followers, “History will wonder what we’re all thinking: why did Trump have to put them in harm’s way for a STUNT?”

Other social media users made similar claims. One post with thousands of likes described the shooting as an “orchestrated tragedy by a president hellbent on creating a tinder box environment across the country.”

The death of two national guardsmen is a horrific tragedy.

It is also an orchestrated tragedy by a president hellbent on creating a tinder box environment across the country.

— Just Jack (@just-jack-1.bsky.social) November 26, 2025 at 4:11 PM

Brian Beutler, a writer and former senior editor at The New Republic, reacted to an earlier incorrect claim from West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey that the guardsmen had died, writing that Morrisey had “sent them to die for a stunt.”

Despite the online criticism, violent crime in Washington fell significantly during the initial one-month National Guard surge.

According to city data, violent crime dropped 39% compared to the same period the year before, including a 53% decline in homicides.

Opposition to Trump’s National Guard deployments has persisted since the summer.

In August, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker called the president’s decision to send Guard units into his state an “attack on the American people” and claimed it would be used to “stop the 2026 elections.”

The Metropolitan Police Department confirmed that one suspect was taken into custody on Wednesday.

President Trump responded on Truth Social shortly after the attack, writing that the “animals” responsible for shooting the guardsmen will “pay a very steep price.”

Department of War Secretary Pete Hegseth later announced that 500 additional troops would be deployed following the incident.

Virginia Educator Accused of Planning to Kill ICE Agents with Explosive Rounds
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Virginia Educator Accused of Planning to Kill ICE Agents with Explosive Rounds

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An assistant principal in Virginia and his brother were arrested at Norfolk International Airport after federal authorities accused them of planning ambush-style attacks on U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers.

The arrests took place Wednesday, less than a week after the alleged plans were first reported to law enforcement.

John Bennett, 54, an assistant principal at Kempsville High School in Virginia Beach, and his brother Mark Bennett, 59, were taken into custody as they prepared to board a flight to Las Vegas.

According to a criminal complaint obtained by WTKR, an off-duty police officer reported overhearing the men discussing ICE operations while dining at a restaurant in Virginia Beach.

The officer told investigators he heard the brothers claim that ICE agents were “kidnapping individuals and that they need to do something about it.”

The complaint states that Mark Bennett said he intended to travel to Las Vegas to meet with “like-minded” individuals and develop “enforcement ideas and plans.”

Prosecutors said Mark Bennett also claimed he had recently purchased an assault rifle because “it utilizes the explosive rounds that are needed to penetrate the vests” worn by ICE agents.

During the same conversation, John Bennett allegedly told his brother he planned to join him on the trip in order to “go hunting.”

According to the complaint, Mark Bennett purchased a ticket to travel to Las Vegas on Wednesday.

It remains unclear whether John Bennett had purchased a ticket.

Following his arrest, John Bennett was placed on leave from Kempsville High School, WTKR reported.

Records show John Bennett previously worked briefly in law enforcement.

His LinkedIn page states he paused his education career for one year to pursue police work before returning to teach high school mathematics and later moving into administration.

Both brothers are charged with one count of conspiracy to commit malicious wounding.

Each was granted bond and released after an arraignment hearing last Thursday, according to 13 News Now.

DHD Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin commented on the case in a statement to Fox News.

“It’s chilling that a human being, much less a child educator, would plot to ambush and kill ICE law enforcement officers—offering such specifics as to getting a high-caliber rifle that would pierce the law enforcements’ bullet proof vests,” McLaughlin said.

“Thanks to Homeland Security Investigations and our partners, these men are behind bars.”

Attorneys for the brothers have begun responding publicly to the allegations.

Happy O’Brien, who represents Mark Bennett, told the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot that his client maintains his innocence and said Mark Bennett traveled to Las Vegas to attend a Formula One motorsports race with his child.

Federal authorities have not released additional details on the investigation.

The case remains active as both men await further court proceedings.

Brooke Rollins Launches Major Overhaul to Stop SNAP Waste and Back U.S. Farmers
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Brooke Rollins Launches Major Overhaul to Stop SNAP Waste and Back U.S. Farmers

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is preparing a broad reform effort aimed at reshaping spending within its nutrition programs and increasing support for American farmers, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said this week.

The initiative centers on redirecting money toward healthier, American-grown food options and improving the efficiency of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

Rollins discussed the plans Wednesday during an appearance on “Mornings with Maria,” describing the existing SNAP framework as “out of control” and noting that the agency is evaluating how nutrition dollars are used across multiple programs.

She said the USDA intends to increase purchases of fruits, proteins, and specialty crops from American producers as part of the administration’s “Make America Healthy Again” initiative backed by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

“More coming on that early next year as we begin to shift how we’re buying food, and really supporting the American farmers,” Rollins said.

According to Rollins, the USDA oversees approximately “$400 million a day across 16 nutrition programs.”

She said strengthening the nutritional value of food purchased through these programs is a key priority, with an emphasis on reducing chronic disease and directing funds toward domestically grown products.

The department plans to expand the presence of American-grown fruits and specialty crops in school lunches and food banks as part of the shift.

The changes follow heightened attention on SNAP during the most recent government shutdown.

Funding for the program neared depletion, prompting questions about its long-term stability and oversight.

In response, the USDA has pledged to intensify fraud prevention measures and will require participants to reapply for benefits to ensure program integrity.

Rollins also said the department is working on a “bridge package” of financial support designed to help farmers manage economic pressures heading into the next planting and harvesting seasons.

She noted that she has held discussions with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and expects additional details to be released soon.

“It’s just a bridge to get us to next year for the president’s promise that he wasn’t [going to] leave any of our farmers behind,” Rollins said.

Farmers, she added, are experiencing significant strain as they plan their operations for the coming year.

The USDA is aiming to deliver certainty quickly, particularly for producers navigating tight credit conditions.

“For the farmers who are figuring out their planting and harvesting for next year, they need that certainty now as their banks are calling,” Rollins said.

“It’s been a really, really tough few years out in the farmland for our farmers,” she said.

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Willis Disqualified, Case Dismissed: Georgia Ends Election Charges Against Trump

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Peter Skandalakis, the director of the Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia, announced Wednesday that the election-related case brought against President Donald Trump and multiple co-defendants in Fulton County has been dropped.

Skandalakis assumed responsibility for the matter after Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis was disqualified from overseeing it.

He said the decision was made “to serve the interests of justice and promote judicial finality.”

The case had been overshadowed for months by disclosures involving an improper romantic relationship between Willis and Nathan Wade, a top prosecutor she had appointed to the investigation.

President Trump referenced the revelations in a post on Truth Social, writing, “LAW and JUSTICE have prevailed in the Great State of Georgia, as the corrupt Fani Willis Witch Hunt against me, and other Great American Patriots, has been DISMISSED in its entirety. This Illegal, Unconstitutional, and unAmerican Hoax was perpetrated against our Nation by Fani and her Low I.Q. Lover, Nathan Wade, at the direction of Crooked Joe Biden and his ‘Handlers.’”

Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee formally ordered the case “dismissed in its entirety” for Trump and all co-defendants.

The case had stemmed from allegations related to the aftermath of the 2020 election.

Skandalakis said pursuing the matter further would not benefit the state’s residents.

“In my professional judgment, the citizens of Georgia are not served by pursuing this case in full for another five to ten years,” he said.

President Trump responded to the announcement by accusing the former Biden-Harris administration of involvement in the prosecution.

“The Deranged Democrats did all they could to viciously attack me, my supporters, and our MAGA Movement, for telling the TRUTH — THE 2020 ELECTION WAS RIGGED AND STOLEN,” he wrote. “And they committed Crime after Crime as they weaponized our Law Enforcement and Justice System against HONEST AND LOVING Americans but, we have fought back and won both in the Courts and Politically with our Historic, Country saving, Landslide Victory of November 5, 2024.”

Steve Sadow, Trump’s lead attorney, said the prosecutor’s decision confirmed the defense’s longstanding position.

“This case should never have been brought,” Sadow said.

“A fair and impartial prosecutor has put an end to this lawfare.”

In his post, President Trump said, “The few remaining Democrat Witch Hunts will soon meet the same embarrassing end. We are going to keep winning.”

Skandalakis added that the matter would be “best pursued at the federal level,” indicating that any further action would not come from state prosecutors.

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FDA Chief Goes on Record: Fauci Led a ‘Massive Cover-Up’ of Covid’s Origins

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Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary accused former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease Director Dr. Anthony Fauci of orchestrating what he called a “massive cover-up” of the origins of Covid-19.

In an interview with the “Pod Force One” podcast, Makary said Fauci worked to suppress the Wuhan lab-leak theory during the early months of the pandemic.

Makary, who previously served as a professor at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, told host Miranda Devine: “One thing that’s extremely obvious that very few people realize, and certainly hardly anyone in the medical establishment where I come from realized, is that [Fauci] was involved in a massive cover-up of the origins of COVID, a massive cover-up.”

He added, “Whether or not he was involved in the experiments or funding the experiments that led to the origins of COVID, he was clearly 100% involved in the cover-up.”

In 2023, the House Oversight Committee released evidence showing that Fauci commissioned and approved a February 2020 scientific paper, The Proximal Origin of SARS-CoV-2, which appeared aimed at refuting the possibility of a lab leak.

Shortly afterward, Fauci cited the paper’s findings during a White House briefing with President Donald Trump as evidence against the lab-leak theory.

Makary said Fauci was “frantically engaging in a massive cover-up with 3 a.m. emails and phone calls” in January and February 2020.

“He was convening people. And the notes from those meetings reveal that all these virologists he convened had told him, ‘We think it came from the Wuhan lab,’ and the output was days later, those same scientists wrote a letter in the medical journal saying it definitely did not come from the lab,” Makary said.

“This is not rocket science. It’s a no-brainer where it came from.”

Makary also said Fauci and former National Institutes of Health Director Dr. Francis Collins worked to weaken restrictions on gain-of-function research, which involves genetically modifying viruses.

According to Makary, they “meticulously worked in their bureaucratic ways to water down” Obama-era limitations on such experiments, adding, “They did everything you could do bureaucratically.”

In the final days of Joe Biden’s administration, Fauci received a presidential pardon covering potential offenses committed between January 1, 2014, and the pardon date.

Makary told Devine he believes the pardon was connected to Fauci’s alleged efforts to suppress information about the origins of Covid-19.

“[O]nly recently did Anthony Fauci take it to the next level of using science as political propaganda,” Makary said.

“He commissioned the pieces that lied about the COVID origins. The author who submitted the article said this was commissioned by Dr. Fauci and [Dr. Francis Collins, the former director of the National Institutes of Health] in that cover letter.”

Makary said the effort to shape the narrative around the lab-leak theory was part of a wider attempt to limit debate over pandemic policies.

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Trump Addresses Nation After National Guardsmen Ambushed by Afghan National in DC
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Trump Addresses Nation After National Guardsmen Ambushed by Afghan National in DC

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President Donald Trump addressed the country on Wednesday following a shooting in Washington, D.C., that left three people wounded, including two members of the West Virginia National Guard.

The incident occurred in the vicinity of the White House and prompted immediate responses from federal and local authorities.

The president said the attack was reportedly carried out by an Afghan national who entered the United States in 2021 under President Joe Biden.

Trump described the shooting as “a crime against our nation.”

“This heinous assault was an act of evil and act of hatred and an act of terror,” Trump said.

“It was a crime against our entire nation. It was a crime against humanity. Americans tonight are with those two West Virginian National Guard and their families.”

Trump said the individual responsible would face consequences.

He also said the Department of Homeland Security believes the suspect was brought into the country during the 2021 evacuation from Afghanistan.

“He was flown in by the Biden administration in September 2021,” Trump said.

“Nobody knew who was coming in. Nobody knew anything about it. His status was extended by legislation that was signed by President Biden. A disastrous president – the worst in the history of our country.”

Trump called for vetting of individuals brought from Afghanistan during that time.

Federal agencies have not yet released additional information about the suspect’s immigration status beyond acknowledging an active investigation.

Breitbart News reported that three people were shot on Wednesday afternoon, leading to a temporary lockdown at the White House.

WJLA reported that the alleged shooter was taken into custody.

The Associated Press reported that the conditions of the injured Guardsmen were not yet known. The Joint DC Task Force confirmed that the shooting occurred “in the vicinity of the White House.”

The New York Times reported that the incident took place near the entrance to the Farragut West Metro Station.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth called the act “cowardly” and said it will “only stiffen our resolve to ensure that we make Washington D.C. safe and beautiful.”

Blood on Their Hands? Democrats Spewed Wild Rhetoric Before Ambush of National Guard
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Blood on Their Hands? Democrats Spewed Wild Rhetoric Before Ambush of National Guard

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Democrats and several media outlets had spent months warning that President Donald Trump’s deployment of the National Guard could lead to unrest or interfere with the 2026 midterm elections, remarks that preceded the Wednesday shooting of two National Guardsmen near the White House.

Officials said the guardsmen were critically injured after being shot just blocks from the executive mansion.

In August, Democratic Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker said in an interview that the possibility of Trump sending the National Guard to Chicago was “an attack on the American people.”

Pritzker claimed the president would use the Guard to “stop the elections in 2026 or, frankly, take control of those elections.”

Democratic Michigan Sen. Elissa Slotkin made similar comments during an appearance on ABC News’ “This Week” on Sunday.

Slotkin had posted a video on Nov. 18 urging service members and intelligence personnel to “refuse illegal orders” from the Trump administration.

On-air, she raised concerns about the Guard potentially opening fire on Americans.

“My primary concern is the use of U.S. military on American shores … in our cities and in our streets,” Slotkin said.

“We’ve seen now the courts overturn the deployment of U.S. military into our streets, including here in Washington, D.C. When you look at these videos coming out of places like Chicago, it makes me incredibly nervous that we’re about to see people in law enforcement, people in uniformed military, get nervous, get stressed, shoot at American civilians.”

Slotkin added: “It is … a very, very stressful situation for these law enforcement and for the communities on the ground. So it was basically a warning to say, like, if you’re asked to do something, particularly against American citizens, you have the ability to go to your JAG officer and push back.”

“The View” co-host Joy Behar also expressed concerns about the Guard’s deployment.

On Oct. 7, Behar claimed the National Guard would prevent Americans from voting.

“This is a pretext to stop the next election,” Behar said.

“That’s what I think it is.”

The Metropolitan Police Department confirmed on X that a suspect was taken into custody for Wednesday’s shooting but did not release a motive.

President Trump wrote on Truth Social that the two injured Guardsmen were in critical condition.

“The animal that shot the two National Guardsmen, with both being critically wounded, and now in two separate hospitals, is also severely wounded, but regardless, will pay a very steep price. God bless our Great National Guard, and all of our Military and Law Enforcement,” Trump wrote.

“These are truly Great People. I, as President of the United States, and everyone associated with the Office of the Presidency, am with you!”

Republican West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey initially posted on X that the two Guardsmen, both from West Virginia, had died from their injuries, but later said there were “conflicting reports about the condition” of the victims.

FBI Director Kash Patel and Metropolitan Police Department Executive Assistant Chief Jeffery Carroll confirmed during a Wednesday afternoon press conference that the Guardsmen remained in “critical condition.”

President Trump deployed the National Guard to Washington, D.C., in August under Section 40 of the District of Columbia Home Rule Act, citing rising crime across the city.

MS NOW Reporter’s ‘Insane Take’ on Ambush of National Guard Prompts Furious Response
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MS NOW Reporter’s ‘Insane Take’ on Ambush of National Guard Prompts Furious Response

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MS NOW correspondent Ken Dilanian is facing strong criticism after comments he made while covering the shooting that critically injured two National Guardsmen near the White House on Wednesday.

Dilanian, who serves as a justice and intelligence correspondent for the network, offered his assessment of the incident during a breaking news segment.

“But of course, you know, there’s so much controversy happening in the United States right now with ICE, who are also wearing uniforms and wearing masks. And so there’s, you don’t know, people walking around with uniforms in an American city. There are some Americans that might object to that. And so apparently this shooting has happened,” Dilanian said on-air.

Law enforcement officials described the shooting as a targeted “ambush” that left two Guardsmen in critical condition.

One of the victims was believed to have been shot in the head.

Dilanian’s remarks prompted immediate backlash online, where users accused him of minimizing the seriousness of the attack.

“You do realize two people were murdered? Surely you know this,” one user wrote on X.

“Leave it to MS FakeNews to victim blame,” another posted.

“This is an insane take and no pushback. You can’t hate the media enough,” one comment read.

“A day before Thanksgiving, two families have lost their loved ones. How dare you say this?” another user wrote.

Following the attack, President Donald Trump ordered 500 additional National Guard troops to Washington, D.C.

More than 2,000 Guard members were already stationed in the city at the time.

Metro Police Department executive assistant chief Jeffery Carroll said at a press conference that the suspect approached the Guardsmen near 17th and I Street at approximately 2:15 p.m.

The location is only a few blocks from the White House.

Carroll said the suspect opened fire on the pair before other Guard members engaged in “some back and forth” with him.

The suspect, who was nearly nude, was wounded and taken into custody.

Authorities said the gunman acted alone.

Officials are not searching for additional suspects.

The individual taken into custody was transferred to federal authorities but is reportedly not cooperating with investigators.

The shooting remains under investigation.


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