Ms. Jiang later recounted her own experience. Speaking to CBS, she said the dinner had been a moment for administration officials and the news media to mark the importance of the First Amendment. She described how she and Mr. Trump had hit the ground. They were so close that they were touching, she said, before agents evacuated him.
“I had no idea what was going on,” she said.
Afterward, Ms. Jiang retook the stage. With some emotion in her voice, she said that the evening would continue, prompting loud applause. But eventually, an announcement was made that the authorities preferred that the crowd depart.
Ms. Jiang, the first nonwhite woman to lead the correspondents’ association, has sparred with Mr. Trump in the past. In 2020, he abruptly ended a news conference after she pressed him on why he suggested that she “ask China” about coronavirus death rates.
“Sir, why are you saying that to me,
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