BLITZER: There's more breaking news coming into CNN. Police have now arrested a man inside the Trump International Hotel right here in Washington, D.C. We're told he was in possession of two guns and 90 rounds of ammunition. Let's go to our justice reporter, Laura Jarrett. Laura, what can you tell us?</s>LAURA JARRETT, CNN JUSTICE REPORTER: Wolf, police say 43-year-old Bryan Moles traveled from Pennsylvania to D.C. armed with an A.R. assault rifle, a handgun, and dozens of rounds of ammunition. Police and Secret Service were tipped off in time and managed to arrest Moles earlier this morning at the Trump International Hotel. Now, at a news conference earlier today, authorities said they did not have enough information to immediately charge Moles with making any threats against the president. But a law enforcement source tells us that Moles allegedly stated in cell phone messages to that tipster that he, quote, "wanted to get close to Trump," and that he, quote, "wanted to be like Timothy McVeigh," a reference to the man who bombed the Oklahoma City federal building in 1995. Moles is expected to appear in court sometime later this week. And we are told he is cooperating with authorities -- Wolf?</s>BLITZER: Yeah, very, very disturbing development at that Trump International Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue, only a few blocks away from the White House. The president was not at that the hotel. Laura, thanks for that report. We'll check back with you when we get more information. Coming up, President Trump promised to repeal and replace Obamacare. But a new poll says most Americans think the Republican plan that moved out of the House of Representatives will leave them worse off. Only 8 percent think the Senate should pass it as is. We'll break down the numbers when we come back.
Police: Man Arrested with Guns & Ammo at Trump Hotel