Overview
- President Donald Trump called Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro on Saturday to discuss the recent arson attack on the governor's residence.
- The April 13 attack, involving Molotov cocktails, caused significant damage while Shapiro and his family were inside the home.
- Shapiro described the 15-20 minute call as 'gracious,' noting that Trump inquired about his family and discussed various topics beyond the attack.
- During the call, Shapiro raised concerns about Trump’s tariff policies, critiquing their economic impact on investment and prices.
- The investigation into the attack, including potential hate-crime and terrorism motives, remains active, with authorities reviewing security protocols.