Journalists seen taking expensive wine during White House Correspondents’ Dinner evacuation
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Updated · WION · Apr 26
Journalists seen taking expensive wine during White House Correspondents’ Dinner evacuation
2 articles · Updated · WION · Apr 26
Viral footage shows journalists allegedly looting vintage wine as gunfire disrupted the WHCD attended by President Trump in Washington, D.C., sparking the online trend “Wine Gate.”
Social media users quickly debated the incident, with critics accusing the press of unethical behavior and others responding with sarcasm or disbelief. No official complaints or statements have been issued by organizers or press representatives.
The event, intended as a high-profile gathering of media and political figures, descended into chaos after gunfire prompted a rapid evacuation, with the Secret Service prioritizing the President’s safety amid widespread confusion.
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