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Five days after a .22 calibre bullet came within inches of ending his life, Donald Trump recounted his survival and cast himself as a triumphant hero as he accepted his party’s presidential nomination for the third consecutive election cycle on the final day of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on Thursday.
Former president Donald Trump has promised a punishing agenda, ifelected president again.
Donald Trump began his speech at the Republican National Convention on Thursday by telling the story of his brush with death less than a week prior.
Five days after a gunman tried to assassinate him at a political rally, former President Donald J. Trump on Thursday night is expected to describe his personal experience of the shooting as he formally accepts the Republican Party’s presidential nomination and calls on Americans to unify behind him, according to prepared excerpts provided by his campaign.
Former President Donald Trump recounted the assassination attempt that nearly killed him during his Republican National Convention acceptance speech in Milwaukee on Thursday night. "I'm not supposed to be here tonight," said a somber Trump, with a bandage covering his right ear, which was nicked by a bullet. "As you already know, the assassin's bullet came within a quarter of an inch of taking my life." "I stand before you by the grace of almighty God," Trump told the said before app
Donald Trump Jr. called on supporters to “fight” at Wednesday’s Republican National Convention, a reference to what his dad said in the moments after an attempt on his life.
President Joe Biden renewed his demand for Congress to ban high-powered firearms like the AR-15-style rifle that a gunman used to shoot Donald Trump.
Donald Trump made his second appearance in two days at the Republican National Convention Tuesday, just days after he survived an attempted assassination during a campaign rally.