Trump tells 60 Minutes he ‘wasn’t worried’ during correspondents’ dinner shooting

Former President Donald Trump stated in a recent interview that he "wasn't worried" during the shooting incident at the correspondents' dinner, which could influence public perception and political sentiment. This statement may affect risk appetite among investors, particularly in sectors sensitive to political stability and public safety. Stocks related to media and event management could see volatility as they navigate the implications of public events amid rising concerns over safety. Traders will likely pay attention to upcoming polls and public reactions to Trump's comments, as they could impact his political capital and influence market sentiment further.

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