Iran drops Lego-style video mocking Trump after White House dinner shooting chaos

The animated video, which has been widely circulated online, features a satirical song targeting Trump’s leadership and public image.

The video references the reported evacuation of Trump and other senior leaders from the venue amid reports of gunfire outside the event.

One line from the track says, “MAGA waking up, country going broke. You control the dinner, but you lost the game. You control the narrative, but you’re still a loser.”

The video mocks the President by portraying him as someone who tries to project strength in public, while being ridiculed behind the scenes and not taken seriously by others.

White House dinner shooting

A 31-year-old man, identified by multiple media outlets as Cole Thomas Allen, was taken into custody following a shooting incident outside the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner in Washington, D.C..

The event, held at the Washington Hilton, was attended by President Trump and the First Lady.

According to investigators, the suspect was stopped at a security checkpoint before he could enter the ballroom, where nearly 2,500 guests were present.

Law enforcement officials said the man attempted to force his way through security, prompting officers to engage him.

Authorities said the suspect was carrying multiple weapons, including a shotgun, a handgun, and knives.

During the confrontation, gunfire was exchanged, and a US Secret Service officer was struck. Officials said the officer survived because of a bulletproof vest and is currently in stable condition.

The suspect was not injured and is believed to have acted alone. He was taken into custody and later transported to a hospital for evaluation. Authorities are continuing to investigate his motive.

Online profiles suggest Allen is based in California and has a background in mechanical engineering and computer science.

He is reportedly associated with the California Institute of Technology and has worked in engineering roles, as well as in teaching and game development.