Multiple web search results confirm that an incident involving shots fired and Secret Service agents at the White House Correspondents' Dinner occurred on a Saturday evening. One source mentions a shot at a Secret Service officer, and another mentions Trump being rushed out after loud noises. The claim's focus on the event and the resulting security questions is supported by the available web search results.

Multiple web search results confirm that the event involved security measures and that Donald Trump was present. One source mentions the Secret Service escorting him after shots were fired, and another mentions praise for the 'incredible' response of Secret Service and law enforcement. While the claim specifies 'Hundreds of agents,' the general presence of extensive law enforcement protection is corroborated by multiple sources.

Multiple web search results list several high-profile attendees, including Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The evidence confirms the presence of these individuals and other top government officials at the dinner, though the specific roles listed (e.g., Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth, Attorney General Todd Blanche, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum) are not all explicitly confirmed together across the sources provided.

The evidence confirms that Donald Trump was the target of assassination attempts in 2024, specifically citing the July 13, 2024, rally shooting in Pennsylvania. The claim states the incident occurred 'less than two years' after this event. Given the web search results confirm the 2024 attempt and the current event, the temporal relationship described in the claim is supported by the evidence.