Donald Trump remained defiant after a 'heavily armed' man was arrested while wandering around his California golf course just days before he was set to host a fundraiser there.Jeanine John Taele, 38, was detained Sunday by Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies shortly after he was seen taking pictures and observing security activities around the course, the LA Times reported.When asked about the threat, Trump simply said it means he is a consequential President.'The only thing I get a little solace from is they say only consequential presidents, and I am definitely consequential,' he told Fox News, referring to a hypothetical attempt to assassinate him, before going on to discuss his many accomplishments in office. Trump made a similar point after a gunman was apprehended at the White House Correspondents' Dinner.Trump on Tuesday headlined a Republican National Committee fundraising dinner at a golf club his family owns in the Los Angeles suburb of Rancho Palos Verdes. During a July 31 security assessment at the club ahead of Trump's visit, federal agents spotted a 'suspicious individual' they later identified as Teale, according to an affidavit.Agents said he was walking through the golf course while wearing an ear piece and taking pictures and videos of federal agents' attempts to plan out security, before leaving the area and driving away. Donald Trump spoke out after a 'heavily armed' man was arrested after he was seen wandering around his California golf course just days before the President was set to host a fundraiser there Jeanine John Taele (pictured), 38, was detained Sunday by Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies shortly after he was seen taking pictures and observing security activities around the course Trump is scheduled to headline a Republican National Committee fundraising dinner at a golf club his family owns in the Los Angeles suburb of Rancho Palos Verdes (pictured) on TuesdayOn Sunday, just two days later, he was seen back at the club by golf course staff, who notified federal agents, still there performing a security assessment.Teale then approached the agents and claimed to be a State Department employee doing security detail on their behalf.He eventually admitted to having a loaded firearm in his car in the parking lot. The federal agents then reached out to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, who then turned up at the club. Cops found a loaded magazine in Taele's pants pocket before searching his car in the parking lot and discovering a loaded pistol and further ammunition. On Monday, Taele's residence in Downey, California was searched and they found even more weapons and ammunition, including an illegally-modified AR-style rifle, .45 caliber pistol, body armor and high-capacity magazines.They also claimed to have found several notebooks that featured 'concerning statements,' as well as two radio devices. Taele was arrested under suspicion of carrying a concealed firearm and possession of illegal ammunition, including hollow point bullets. The entrance to Trump National Golf Club Los Angeles, in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif., is seen in this photoPolice said that while the investigation is ongoing, there is 'no credible threat to our communities' Join the discussionHow should America balance leaders¿ safety with public access and accountability?What's your view?'While we are still investigating the motives of this individual, we are thankful he was apprehended before the President's visit,' said First Assistant United States Attorney Bill Essayli in a statement. 'Federal and local law enforcement stepped in early and prevented what could have been a dangerous situation from occurring. This investigation remains ongoing.' A law enforcement source told The New York Post that Teale - who claimed to be a Marine Corps veteran - had been seen several times around the golf course the past two months but that it wasn't clear he was aware Trump was visiting. Police said that while the investigation is ongoing, there is 'no credible threat to our communities.' Teale also faces criminal charges in Los Angeles Superior Court stemming from the same incident. If convicted, Teale faces a statutory maximum sentence of 10 years in federal prison. Taele is also under investigation in connection with a robbery in nearby El Segundo. Trump is making a rare visit to California and Nevada this week to try to draw contrasts with Democrats on the economy, border security and crime, seeking to shore up support for Republicans in November elections that will determine whether his party keeps control of Congress.Trump has faced multiple assassination attempts in recent years, most notably when he was shot at during a rally in Pennsylvania on the campaign trail in 2024.A jury in 2025 found a man guilty of trying to assassinate Trump at the president´s Florida country club. Most recently, an armed man tried to break into the White House Correspondents' Dinner while Trump was inside. As Trump flies to California, he´ll likely throw barbs at the governor, eyed as a likely candidate for the next Democratic presidential nomination.White House spokesperson Olivia Wales said the president plans to 'draw a sharp contrast between his commonsense agenda and the radical policies of Democrats like Gavin Newsom.'Trump routinely mocks Newsom using a derogatory nickname. Newsom taunts the president in turn.The Democrat wrote on social media on Monday that California is raising its minimum wage next year to $17.40 an hour, more than double the federal minimum. 'Donald Trump and the GOP are still defending a $7.25 minimum wage while workers scrape by. Pitiful,' Newsom wrote.