Anti-Trump Conference in DC Disrupted by Bomb Threat

The Principles First Summit, a gathering of anti-Trump conservatives, was evacuated after a bomb threat allegedly linked to a Proud Boys-affiliated account.

The Principles First Summit, a center-right event opposing Trump's influence, was evacuated Sunday after receiving a bomb threat from an account claiming to represent Enrique Tarrio, the former Proud Boys leader.
The emailed threat, referencing 'J6 hostages,' named prominent speakers like Michael Fanone, Adam Kinzinger, and Mark Cuban as targets and claimed multiple pipe bombs had been planted at the venue.
Law enforcement and security teams determined the threat was not credible after a thorough sweep, allowing the event to resume later in the day.
Enrique Tarrio, who was recently pardoned by Trump for his role in the January 6 attack, denied involvement in the threat but had confronted police officers attending the event a day earlier.
Organizers and attendees condemned the intimidation attempt, reaffirming their commitment to democratic principles and continuing the summit despite the disruption.