Jeanine Pirro: DC Shooting Suspect ‘Thought He Was Rambo’

U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro gave an update on the investigation into Cole Tomas Allen — who opened fire one week earlier at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner — and said that it was clear the would-be assassin had an inflated sense of his own capabilities.Pirro, the U.S. Attorney assigned to Washington, D.C., spoke with CNN’s Jake Tapper about the ongoing investigation in Allen’s actions and motives — and she described the shooter’s actions leading up to the moment he charged a security checkpoint manned by the United States Secret Service.Tapper began by asking Pirro — who was in attendance at the dinner herself — whether the fact that she could have been a potential target meant that she should recuse herself from the case entirely. Pirro was adamant that the two things were unconnected.“Absolutely not. I mean, there is no way … my ability to prosecute this case has nothing to do with my being there,” she said.TAPPER: “Has it been suggested to you, at any point, by anyone that maybe you need to recuse yourself because you were both a witness and a potential target?” JEANINE PIRRO: “Absolutely not. I mean, there is no way… my ability to prosecute