According to information disclosed by journalist Ken Klippenstein, the White House Correspondents' Dinner attack suspect Cole Allen's actions may have been directed at the AI-generated Jesus portrait released by Trump.
Records show that Cole Allen, as a Protestant, once referenced the description of the "Antichrist" from the Book of Revelation regarding the image on social media. Although Trump claimed that Cole Allen hated Christians, his manifesto indicates that Cole Allen was actually using biblical teachings to justify his violent actions, arguing that remaining silent while others are oppressed violates his faith. Cole Allen graduated from Caltech and previously worked on developing precision hardware involving drones and military targeting systems. The FBI is currently investigating whether he acted alone.
Trump's AI Jesus portrait may be the main cause of the White House Correspondents' Dinner attack; the suspect quoted scripture calling it an "Antichrist"
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