<div id="readability-page-1" class="page"><div>President Donald Trump on Tuesday claimed he hadn’t “heard about” an alleged plan to attack the UFC event at the White House before dropping a bizarre joke at the G7 Summit on Tuesday.“But I watched, the attack that I watched were the fighters,” quipped Trump, who sparked laughter during a meeting with UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.Politics: UFC Fighter Says 'Michelle Obama Is A Man' On Bud Light-Sponsored Stage — And The Company Has Yet To RespondTrump’s comments arrived just hours after FBI Director Kash Patel announced that the bureau, law enforcement partners and the Justice Department halted the alleged plan less than a week before Sunday’s brawl on the South Lawn.Officials told Fox News that the plan involved using explosive drones to hit buildings near the event in a move intended to spark evacuations and, subsequently, lead crowds toward a pre-positioned sniper team. The foiled plot also allegedly involved a “second wave” storming the White House gates.Five people have been taken into custody in connection with the alleged plot, according to Fox News.At least one suspect allegedly told investigators that “capitalist elites,” “billionaires” and politicians who have been funded by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee were the intended targets, per the outlet.Politics: James Carville Predicts Exact Date By Which Donald Trump Will ‘******* Walk Away’Trump — who, along with first lady Melania Trump and other allies, has complained about jokes in the wake of instances of (or attempted instances of) political violence against the right — proceeded to build off his joke by remarking that Sheikh Mohammed, too, watched the UFC brawl.“He was sitting back home in his beautiful palace, and he was watching that, and they were as good a fight as I’ve ever seen,” continued Trump on the White House fight night.“The best fights,” Sheikh Mohammed said.“The best, they were. That last fight was brutal and the two last, all of the fights were good,” Trump said.Politics: Donald Trump Goes Off On 3:57 A.M. Rant About 'Dumocrats' After Birthday Party WrapsHe went on, “It was all good, it was a great evening. It was very different for the White House, but I wish you could have been there. They, we built an incredible arena. Dana [White] did a great job.”Like this article? Keep independent journalism alive. Support HuffPost.<div><blockquote><div>Q: Were you briefed on the attack plans for the UFC event at the White House?TRUMP: ... Q: The FBI thwarted an attackTRUMP: I haven't heard about it, no. The attack I watched were the fighters. pic.twitter.com/HkCoRXPhUK</div>— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) June 16, 2026</blockquote></div><h3>Related...</h3><ul><li>Scott Jennings Gets A Beatdown From Abby Phillip For Defending Trump In Michelle Obama UFC Flap</li><li>Fox News Host Slams Unclear Trump Iran Deal: 'Most Transparent Administration In History?'</li><li>JD Vance Roasted Over ‘The Most Ridiculous Lie He Has Ever Told’ About Trump</li></ul>Read the original on HuffPost</div></div>

President Trump joked about a foiled FBI plot to attack a UFC event at the White House, claiming he hadn't heard of it and quipping that the only 'attack' he watched was the fight itself. The alleged conspiracy involved explosive drones and snipers targeting 'capitalist elites.' Five suspects were arrested in connection with the scheme.

- President Donald Trump claimed he had not "heard" of an alleged attack plan on a White House UFC event during a G7 summit.  
- His comments followed an FBI announcement about thwarting a plan involving explosive drones meant to create chaos during the event, leading to multiple arrests.  
- Trump humorously highlighted the UFC fighters instead, referring to the event as a "great night" with notable fights, while discussing his conversation with UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

Trump Responds To Foiled White House Attack Plot By... Praising UFC Fighters?!?