Chad Pergram

Johnson: We are grateful for our brave Secret Service agents who took quick, decisive action to protect President Trump, and our prayers are with the victims of tonight’s senseless shooting for a speedy recovery. Our law enforcement officers run into harm’s way each day to keep us safe and they deserve our unwavering support

Breaking news report on White House incident: foxnews.com/video/63964678…

USSS: Shortly after 6:00 p.m. Saturday, an individual approached a Secret Service checkpoint in the area of 17th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW. A preliminary investigation indicates that as the individual approached, he removed a weapon from his bag and began firing at posted officers. Secret Service police officers returned fire, striking the suspect, who was transported to an area hospital, where he later died. During the shooting, a bystander was also struck by gunfire. It remains unclear whether the bystander was struck by the suspect’s initial gunfire or during the subsequent exchange of gunfire. No injuries were sustained by Secret Service personnel. The President was at the White House during the incident but was not impacted. The incident remains under investigation.

Another security incident in DC after a gunman fired toward the White House and was taken down by USSS

Shots fired near the White House. Suspect brandished a pistol. Got off 3 shots. USSS returned fire. Alleged perpetrator and a bystander was shot. My live report. foxnews.com/video/63964657…

The risk of not funding ICE/Border after this week’s Senate blowup foxnews.com/video/63964569…

The anti-weaponization fund. And how it changed the week in Congress. radio.foxnews.com/2026/05/23/fro…

The government release more UAP files. Figuring out what the government has isn’t the FINAL frontier. But the NEXT frontier. My report. foxnews.com/video/63963917…

The aftershocks of the compensation fund and what it means for legislation for the rest of the year. foxbusiness.com/video/63963948…

What the blowup over the compensation fund means for legislation the reat of thr year in Congress. foxnews.com/politics/way-h…

A new batch of UAP videos released from the Pentagon today. Including one UAP zipping off at ludicrous speed. Lawmakers begged for the release. My report: foxnews.com/video/63963767…

The temporary fences now encircling the Capitol for this weekend’s Memorial Day Concert are apparently the same fences used at the Preakness at Laurel Park last weekend

From colleague Tyler Olson. Johnson on if January 6 rioters should be eligible for weaponization compensation claims: The DOJ said they haven't set parameters for who will be eligible or not so I'm not answering hypotheticals

Johnson on Senate pulling reconciliation bill: I'll process whatever the Senate sends me and they need obviously a little bit more time to build consensus. So that's what they've decided to do

McConnell after Blanche met with Senate GOPers today: “So the nation’s top law enforcement official is asking for a slush fund to pay people who assault cops? Utterly stupid, morally wrong – Take your pick”

DoJ: The Acting Attorney General met with Senators today, and there was a healthy discussion on the settlement. He made clear that the Anti-Weaponization Fund announced Monday has nothing to do with reconciliation, indeed not a single dime from the money the President is seeking in reconciliation would go toward anything having to do with the Fund. We will continue to work with the Senate to get critical reconciliation funds approved.

Congressional Republicans handed President Trump the biggest rebuke of his second term, leaving town without funding ICE/Border Patrol after a dispute over his $1.8 billion compensation fund. My report: foxnews.com/video/63963057…

Dem TX Rep Al Green Green introduces resolution to condemns comments of Texas Congressional candidate Maureen Galindo.

House Dem ldrs: “House Republicans have failed this country. For nearly three months, Donald Trump has forced America and our men and women in uniform into a reckless and costly war of choice in Iran. Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth took us to war without clear objectives, an exit strategy, public support or the authorization required by the United States Congress.  The Republican-controlled House continues to behave like a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Trump administration. Republicans cowardly pulled a scheduled vote on a War Powers Resolution—legislation that would have passed with bipartisan support and required the President to end the conflict in the Middle East. Even as we prepare to recognize our nation’s fallen heroes on Memorial Day, House Republicans refuse to show up and be accountable to the brave service members that have been recklessly put in harm’s way.  The American people will remember in November”

House GOP cancels Iran War Powers vote due to attendance issues. GOPers were concerned it would have passed