Donald Trump spoke at the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Friday, an event that had been postponed from April after a security incident. The dinner was originally scheduled in April but was disrupted when a shooter attempted to rush the ballroom, according to reports. Trump delivered an hour-long speech that combined jokes with criticism of the media. His remarks, which resembled material from his rallies, included mocking his opponents. It was his first appearance as president at the correspondents' dinner. The event was organized by the White House Correspondents' Association. Trump's address was a mix of humor and attacks on members of the press. The rescheduled event drew attention due to the earlier disruption and Trump's contentious relationship with the media. Observers noted that the speech was similar to his campaign rallies, with a series of jokes and pointed barbs. The White House Correspondents' Dinner is traditionally a lighthearted event, but this year's tone reflected the ongoing tensions.