President Donald Trump addressed the rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Association dinner on Friday, three months after a gunman attempted to attack the original event.His hour-long speech blended praise for some journalists, sharp criticism of others, and jokes about public figures’ weight and intellect.Trump acknowledged the rescheduling due to the April shooting but emphasized the event’s continuation.He humorously referenced potential third-term aspirations while downplaying the most contentious remarks.The speech highlighted tensions between Trump and the media, with insults directed at journalists, celebrities, and political figures.Security was heightened, with stricter checks and a smaller venue.The dinner also honored staff and Secret Service agents involved in the April incident.

Trump’s remarks underscored ongoing conflicts with the press, including legal actions and regulatory pressures, while attempting to mend relations with journalists.