Exclusive | WHCD suspect Cole Allen sent anti-Trump manifesto, wanted to take out officials: ‘The Friendly Federal Assassin’
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WHCD suspect Cole Allen sent anti-Trump manifesto, wanted to take out officials: ‘The Friendly Federal Assassin’ WASHINGTON — Accused White House Correspondents’ Dinner gunman Cole Allen sent a chilling anti-President Trump manifesto to his family just before…
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What happened
WHCD suspect Cole Allen sent anti-Trump manifesto, wanted to take out officials: ‘The Friendly Federal Assassin’ WASHINGTON — Accused White House Correspondents’ Dinner gunman Cole Allen sent a chilling anti-President Trump manifesto to his family just before…
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