الساعة 6 - تفاصيل إطلاق نار بالقرب من البيت الأبيض وترامب: مطلق النار لديه تاريخ من العنف

Added: 2026-05-31

[00:00:03]What happened yesterday near the White House was a lot of talk and many details. It was said that the person who did this was mentally disturbed.

[00:00:16]After the news came out, it was said that no, it was intentional and that this Iraqi turned out to be of Iraqi nationality. The issue of the Revolutionary Guard for him, or more precisely what is happening in Iran, is related to this attempt that happened yesterday. It was a big incident that took a lot of attention from all the media screens around the world. It was said that, as I am telling you, he is mentally disturbed, and the rest said no, he is affiliated with Hezbollah because he turned out to be Iraqi, so people linked him to the events that are happening now. Dr. Ashraf Singer, good evening, sir.

[00:01:07]Good evening. Hello. Your analysis: Is he mentally ill, as reported in the American media, or is the matter, as we say, related to the assassination of Hezbollah leaders?

[00:01:26]No, of course, he's completely unrelated to that.

[00:01:30]All that happened is that the same person who attacked the White House yesterday tried to enter it on July 25th in a previous incident. He was also declared mentally ill and released from a psychiatric hospital. But it seems he entered a hospital and left.

[00:01:54]Yes, he did.

[00:01:54]Media reports provided details that he tried to enter the White House in the past.

[00:02:03]Yes, but he repeated this act.

[00:02:06]Look, the idea of ​​approaching the White House— sometimes some crazy people, and there are many of them— want to be busy in America, even if it costs them their lives.

[00:02:20]Approaching the White House is a red line. It's the site of the American presidency and American security.

[00:02:27]Yes, especially with Trump having been the target of more than one assassination attempt.

[00:02:32]Yes, so of course, the reaction is usually sharp and violent during this period. Specifically, yes, anyone who approaches in a car, but he opened fire on the Secret Service, the Secret Service, which is, yes, those who are at the very beginning of their arrival at the White House.

[00:02:53]So, of course, there had to be an exchange of fire, but the panic was because there were journalists present, of course, initially covering the Iranian agreement or that Trump wouldn't attend his son's wedding.

[00:03:08]Yes, and he was sitting there, so there was a lot of media coverage. People panicked when they saw the security forces at the White House firing, and they heard gunshots. Of course, all the international stations reported on it, including the American ones.

[00:03:25]Yes, of course, this was a major event, but it was terrifying, of course, not pleasant. It also raises questions because the main thing is that he needs more support or attention. There is still targeting, and there is still thinking about it.

[00:03:44]Yes, there is targeting, of course, in the consultation. Ashraf, before I thank you, you mentioned in the middle of the conversation that American journalists were asking if Trump would attend his son's wedding or not.

[00:03:58]No, he announced that he would not attend his son's wedding.

[00:04:02]Yes, he said that there What he cares about more than attending this wedding is this, and these are the reasons for it.

[00:04:11]Yes, it's a reason, I mean, sometimes there might be something internal, family-related, or this is a media show, a media statement.

[00:04:22]He's giving the impression that he's not accused, meaning he's trying to deflect accusations that he's playing games and isn't interested in the presidency. He attends weddings, for example, or events, so maybe this wedding is an attempt because he's saying, "I didn't attend my son's wedding," so that might be the reason.

[00:04:40]But maybe the nature of marriage in America doesn't require it to be like Arab customs where the father is present. Thank you very much, Dr. Ashraf Sankar.