Il Tempo: Attentato a Trump, ecco le immagini dell'attacco | VIDEO

Esce d'improvviso da una porta con un fucile in mano e corre attraverso il metal detector, poi punta l'arma contro un'agente di sicurezza ed esce dall'inquadratura. È quanto si vede da un nuovo video, pubblicato dagli inquirenti e diffuso da Fox News, che ritrae il giovane Cole Allen mentre compie l'attentato durante la Cena dei corrispondenti alla Casa Bianca l'obiettivo ultimo di colpire e uccidere il presidente Usa Donald Trump. Il fatto, accaduto lo scorso 26 aprile a Washington, è stato quindi ripreso dalle telecamere a circuito chiuso che forniscono ulteriori dettagli sulla dinamica del colpo. 
NEW: U.S. Attorney Pirro posts video showing the alleged White House Correspondents' Association Dinner gunman charging past security. Cole Allen is facing three federal counts, including attempting to assassinate the president of the United States, transporting a firearm across… pic.twitter.com/HPP9bZVBqh

— Fox News (@FoxNews)
April 30, 2026

Secondo il ministro della Giustizia ad interim degli Stati Uniti, Todd Blanche, l'imputato è riuscito a correre per circa 18 metri lungo il corridoio dell'hotel prima di essere placcato. Nei documenti dell'accusa, le autorità affermano che un agente è stato colpito al giubbotto antiproiettile da un singolo colpo sparato dal sospettato. Lo stesso agente "ha estratto la sua arma di servizio e ha sparato più volte" contro Allen, che non è stato colpito dai proiettili. Sempre il Dipartimento Usa fa sapere che il filmato integrale mostra anche lo stesso Allen mentre "visita la zona" dell'Hoyel il giorno prima del fatto e la procura sostiene che il sospetto avesse effettuato il check-in in hotel come ospite il giorno prima dell'attentato.

Attack on Trump, here are the images of the attack | VIDEO

Suddenly, he emerges from a door with a gun in his hand and runs through the metal detector, then points the weapon at a security agent and exits the frame. This is what is seen in a new video, published by investigators and disseminated by Fox News, depicting the young man Cole Allen as he carries out the attack during the White House Correspondents' Dinner, with the ultimate goal of striking and killing U.S. President Donald Trump. The incident, which occurred last April 26th in Washington, was subsequently captured by closed-circuit cameras which provide further details on the dynamics of the shot.

NEW: U.S. Attorney Pirro posts video showing the alleged White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner gunman charging past security. Cole Allen is facing three federal counts, including attempting to assassinate the president of the United States, transporting a firearm across… pic.twitter.com/HPP9bZVBqh

— Fox News (@FoxNews) April 30, 2026

According to U.S. Attorney ad interim Todd Blanche, the defendant was able to run approximately 18 meters down the hotel corridor before being subdued. In the prosecution documents, authorities state that an agent was struck by a single bullet fired by the suspect. The same agent “retrieved his service weapon and fired multiple times” at Allen, who was not hit by the projectiles. The U.S. Department also states that the full footage shows the same Allen “visiting the area” of the hotel the day before the incident, and the prosecution argues that the suspect had checked into the hotel as a guest the day before the attack.

#FoxNews #ColeAllen #DonaldTrump #Washington #Pirro #theUnitedStates #ToddBlanche #Allen #TheUSDepartment

https://www.iltempo.it/esteri/2026/05/02/news/attentato-a-trump-ecco-le-immagini-dell-attacco-video-47530145/

Il Fatto Quotidiano: La procura Usa chiude l’indagine sul presidente della Fed Jerome Powell. Via libera alla conferma di Warsh come successore

La procura americana ha annunciato di voler abbandonare le indagini sul presidente della Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, finito nel mirino di Donald Trump che lo ha accusato di eccessiva “timidezza” nel tagliare i tassi e poi sotto inchiesta per i presunti costi lievitati dei piani di ristrutturazione della sede della Banca centrale Usa. Viene così rimosso l’ostacolo che aveva bloccato la conferma di Kevin Warsh come suo successore.
La procuratrice federale di Washington, Jeanine Pirro, ha comunicato la decisione in un post su X, aggiungendo che sarà l’Ispettore Generale della Fed a esaminare “attentamente” le spese (“dell’ordine di miliardi”) per i lavori nella sede della Fed, “sostenuti dai contribuenti”. “Mi aspetto un rapporto esaustivo in tempi brevi e confido che l’esito contribuirà a risolvere, una volta per tutte, le questioni che hanno indotto questo Ufficio a emettere mandati di comparizione”, ha concluso Pirro, procuratrice del District of Columbia, la capitale Usa. “Si noti bene, tuttavia, che non esiterò a riaprire un’indagine penale qualora i fatti lo rendessero necessario”.
Un giudice federale aveva già stabilito che le citazioni a comparire dinanzi al Gran Giurì, notificate alla Fed nel mese di gennaio, erano improprie, rilevando inoltre la presenza di “prove essenzialmente nulle” riguardo a fatti penalmente rilevanti. Da parte democratica e anche da settori repubblicani era stata chiesta l’archiviazione dell’indagine, prima di procedere alla conferma della nomina di Warsh come nuovo presidente della Banca Centrale. Per essere confermato in commissione ha bisogno di ottenere il voto della maggioranza dei suoi membri, 13 repubblicani e 11 democratici.
Nei giorni scorsi il repubblicano Thom Tills aveva annunciato di voler bloccare la conferma della nomina se il dipartimento di Giustizia non avesse archiviato l’inchiesta. Lo scorso anno Tills ha rinunciato a ricandidarsi dopo essere finito nel mirino degli attacchi e insulti di Trump per aver votato contro il ‘Big, beautiful bill’.
L'articolo La procura Usa chiude l’indagine sul presidente della Fed Jerome Powell. Via libera alla conferma di Warsh come successore proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

The US Justice Department closes the investigation into Fed Chairman Jerome Powell. Green light given for Warsh’s confirmation as successor.

The U.S. Justice Department has announced it intends to drop its investigation into the president of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, who had been the target of accusations by Donald Trump of “excessive timidity” in cutting interest rates and subsequently investigated for allegedly inflated costs of the U.S. Central Bank’s headquarters renovation plans. This removes the obstacle that had blocked the confirmation of Kevin Warsh as his successor.

U.S. Attorney for Washington, Jeanine Pirro, announced the decision in a post on X, adding that the Fed’s General Inspector will “carefully” examine the expenses (“in the billions”) for the work at the Fed headquarters, “funded by taxpayers.” “I expect a comprehensive report in a short time and I trust that the outcome will contribute, once and for all, to resolve the issues that led this Office to issue subpoenas,” Pirro concluded, the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, the nation’s capital. “However, I will not hesitate to reopen a criminal investigation if the facts warrant it.”

A federal judge had already ruled that the subpoenas issued to the Grand Jury, served to the Fed in January, were improper, noting the presence of “substantially null evidence” regarding matters of criminal relevance. Demands for the investigation’s closure had come from both the Democratic and Republican sides, prior to proceeding with Warsh’s confirmation as the new head of the Central Bank. To be confirmed in committee, he needs the vote of a majority of its members, 13 Republicans and 11 Democrats.

In recent days, Republican Thom Tillis had announced he would block the confirmation of the appointment if the Department of Justice did not close the investigation. Last year, Tillis had withdrawn his candidacy after being the target of attacks and insults from Trump for voting against the “Big, beautiful bill.”

The article The U.S. Justice Department closes the investigation into the Fed president Jerome Powell. Green light for Warsh’s confirmation as successor comes from Il Fatto Quotidiano.

#JeromePowell #theFederalReserve #DonaldTrump #theUSCentralBank’s #KevinWarsh #Washington #JeaninePirro #GeneralInspector #Office #Pirro #Democratic #Republican #theCentralBank #Republicans #Democrats #ThomTillis #Tillis #Warsh #IlFattoQuotidiano

https://www.ilfattoquotidiano.it/2026/04/24/powell-indagine-fed-warsh-news/8365720/

undefined | Pirro's Powell probe faces a difficult road to appeal, former prosecutors say

A federal criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has stalled the Senate’s pending confirmation of Kevin Warsh, the Trump administration’s preferred replacement. U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro’s subpoenas to the Fed were quashed by Chief Judge James Boasberg, who said the prosecutors offered no meaningful evidence of wrongdoing. The judge’s decision leaves the probe in a legal limbo and has prompted Republican Sen. Thom Tillis to block Warsh’s advancement until the investigation is closed, even as the Fed’s board may allow Powell to serve as interim chair beyond his term’s May 15 expiration.

Former prosecutors and appellate experts warn that Pirro’s appeal will be an uphill battle. Sean P. Murphy, a former assistant U.S. attorney who argued the original case, described the substantive road ahead as “brutally steep.” Legal scholars note that appellate courts rarely entertain piecemeal challenges to pre‑trial motions, and the Supreme Court has historically disfavored appeals of quashed subpoenas. Even if an appeal is permitted, there is no guarantee of success, and a lost appeal could create adverse case law that weakens the DOJ’s future actions.

The outcome of the appeal will shape the Fed’s leadership and broader political dynamics. If Pirro’s case is dismissed, Warsh could be swiftly confirmed, potentially leading to a shift in monetary policy. Conversely, a prolonged legal fight may keep Powell in place indefinitely, allowing him to remain a voting board member through January 2028. As the Senate Banking Committee prepares for Warsh’s confirmation hearing on April 16, the intertwined legal and partisan battles underscore how closely the Fed’s independence and the administration’s agenda are tied to the resolution of this investigation.

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#pirro #federalreserve #jeromepowell #trumpadministration #jamesboasberg

"The media event quickly went off the rails as #Pirro, 74, took questions. She lashed out at reporters, and outright yelled at members of the press at times.
"She got extremely angry when asked about her office’s failure to prosecute Democratic members of Congress who made a video reminding military personnel they can refuse to carry out illegal orders."

Daily Beast https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/trump-goon-stages-public-meltdown-232814034.html #TrumpRegime #USPolitics #ICE

🚨 A federal judge blocked grand jury subpoenas in the DOJ's probe of Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBoxsxLAtuI #Trump #JudgeBoasberg #JeromePowell #Fed #DOJ #Pirro

A swing and a miss for human Wine Carrier and Whine dispenser, US Atty J. #Pirro, who again was slapped down by a federal judge. It’s like tv personalities didn’t really study law, or something.

District Judge James #Boasberg excoriated the U.S. attorney’s office in Washington, D.C. for the case against #Powell, calling it political persecution aimed at pressuring the Fed chair to lower interest rates or quit.

“Did prosecutors issue those subpoenas for a proper purpose? The Court finds that they did not,” Boasberg wrote in a decision unsealed Friday. “There is abundant evidence that the subpoenas’ dominant (if not sole) purpose is to harass and pressure Powell either to yield to the President or to resign and make way for a Fed Chair who will.”

“On the other side of the scale,” Boasberg continued, “the Government has offered no evidence whatsoever that Powell committed any crime other than displeasing the president.”

https://archive.md/AV03B

Observers have spent two weeks trying to discern the “aims” of Trump’s war on Iran,
and therefore what might constitute a victory or defeat.

His every bizarre utterance about his war “plans”
— including wildly conflicting declarations that Iran has surrendered and the war must be expanded to defeat the regime
— immediately move markets.

The evident fact, though, is that Trump is completely nuts, and that he’s “governing” the country
— and has now taken the US to war
— based on his impulses alone,
without even the pretense of a strategy or goal.

“Governance” by impulse":

It’s a frightening reality of the Trump regime that,
as Trump has descended into utter incoherence and is now nothing more than an assortment of adolescent
(and frequently violent) urges,
the US government has been remade into a tool for the immediate satisfaction of his wants and desires
no matter how absurd or nihilistic they may be.

We’ve seen this dynamic of chaos descend upon various components of our government and society over the past 14 months.

🔸First, under the “leadership” of stooge Pam #Bondi, the United States Department of Justice has been transformed from a law enforcement agency into a mechanism for carrying out whatever vendetta happens to be at the front of Trump’s raging mind at a given moment.

Bondi and other stooges, like “Judge” Jeanine #Pirro, understand they can hope to retain their positions only if,
and for so long as,
they pursue every baseless charge Trump demands a given moment,
whether that be against a former FBI director, a Fed governor, or a voting machine company.

The result is a DOJ that has descended into utter dysfunction in nearly every respect,
has lost its mission critical asset of credibility before the courts,
and survives largely as a means for Trump to express his ire.

🔸Second, the Department of Homeland Security’s “mass deportation” scheme
— and the huge and growing internal militia created to effectuate it
— rapidly became a more dramatic venue for Trump to give effect to his disordered and sadistic impulses.

Trump has long expressed a visceral desire to foment violence between city residents and police.

His deep attraction to such chaos and destruction was perhaps best expressed in a May 2020 tweet
— posted in the midst of the unrest in Minneapolis that followed George Floyd’s slow strangulation
— that declared
“when the looting starts, the shooting starts.”

(It was properly flagged for glorifying violence.)

https://www.publicnotice.co/p/trump-excursion

Give Pirro a ham sandwich, see if she can indict THAT. #GrandJury #Indictment #Congress #Pirro

https://crooksandliars.com/2026/02/jeanine-pirro-realizes-she-cant-indict?utm_source=social&utm_medium=twitter&utm_content=112713