DONALD Trump says his wife Melania watched his assassination attempt live and is still unable to talk about the attack that left him injured.
The former president spoke with Fox News host Laura Ingraham to talk about the moment a gunman opened fire at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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Trump was left bloodied as Secret Service agents carried him off the stage.
Ingraham asked Trump what his wife, former first lady Melania Trump, thought after the shooting that left two other people seriously injured and a rally attendee dead.
“She was watching,” Trump said. “She was watching it live.”
Trump added that he asked Melania what she was feeling after the attempt, but she said “I can’t even talk about it.”
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“Which is good because it means she likes me,” Trump said with a laugh.
“She loves me. She likes me or loves me and that’s Cool.
“But when I fell and she thought the worst had happened. They would have instant replay.”
Trump also praised Corey Compatore, who died protecting his family when Thomas Crooks, 20, opened fire.
“He was guarding his family” Trump said.
‘MONSTER’
A day after the shooting, Melania broke her silence, sharing the horror of seeing her husband escape the assassination attempt alive.
She accused Crooks of treating her husband like an “inhumane political machine” and pleaded for bipartisan unity.
“Donald, the generous and caring man I have been with through the best of times and the worst of times,” she he wrote in a statement posted on X.
She wrote that having different opinions and policies is “inferior to love.”
“Our personal, structural and life commitment – even death – is a serious risk,” she shared.
“Political concepts are simple compared to us human beings.”
Donald Trump rally filming schedule
Donald Trump was shot during his rally in Pennsylvania on July 13.
1 p.m.: Doors open on the grounds of the Butler Farm Show, where Trump was scheduled to speak at 5 p.m.
4:11 pm: Sean Parnell gave the opening speech.
4:35pm: David McCormick rallied the crowd.
5:10 p.m.: Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, later identified as the shooter, was first identified as a person of interest.
5:30 p.m.: Crooks was located with a rangefinder.
5:30 p.m.: Crowds were still waiting for Trump.
5:52 p.m.: Crooks was located on the roof by the Secret Service.
6:02 pm: Trump takes the stage.
6:09 p.m.: Two sniper teams positioned in buildings to the north and south behind the rally stage have been repositioned and locked in on Crooks.
6:12 p.m.: Shots were fired toward the stage as Trump delivered remarks.
6:12 p.m.: The Secret Service returns fire, confirming that the shooter is dead.
6:12 p.m.: Trump was led off stage by Secret Service agents.
6:42 pm: The Secret Service confirmed that Trump is safe.
7:24 p.m.: The shooter and a rally attendee are confirmed dead by police.
8:42 pm: Trump confirms he was shot in the ear, sharing a statement on Truth Social.
8:49 p.m.: The Secret Service confirms that the shooter and a rally attendee are dead. Two others remain seriously injured.
She continued, “Let us remember that when the time comes to look beyond the left and the right, beyond the red and the blue, we all come from families with the passion to fight together for a better life, while we are here, in this earthly kingdom.”
“Thank you for remembering that each position represents a loving man or woman. family“, she concluded.
NOT YET
Despite the attempt on his life on July 13, Trump promised to return to Butler, Pennsylvania, to finish his speech.
“I think it’s important, symbolically,” he told Ingraham.
When asked if he would continue holding rallies outside, Trump responded, “Yes, I will continue to hold rallies.”
These words echo similar words that Trump posted on Truth Social on Friday, writing: “I will return to Butler, Pennsylvania, for a big, beautiful rally, honoring the soul of our beloved firefighter hero Corey, and those brave patriots injured two weeks ago .
“What a day it will be – fight, fight, fight! Stay tuned for details.”
‘NOBODY IS ABOVE THE LAW’
It turns out that President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have proposed major changes to the Supreme Court.
In Biden’s first speech since leaving the presidency racethe president explained the changes.
“For all practical purposes, the court’s decision almost certainly means that the president can violate his oath, disregard our laws and not face any consequences,” he said.
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“Guys, imagine what a president could do trampling on civil rights and liberties, given this immunity.”
Biden warned that “extremism is undermining public confidence in the court’s decisions,” saying a second Trump administration would lead to a “violent assault on civil rights in America.”
Vice President Harris echoed Biden’s words in a statement, saying, “President Biden and I are calling on Congress to pass important reforms – from imposing term limits on judges’ active service to requiring Judges comply with binding ethical rules, just like any other federal judge.
“And finally, in our democracy, no one should be above the law. Therefore, we must also ensure that no former President has immunity for crimes committed while in the White House.
“These popular reforms will help restore confidence in Courtstrengthen our democracy and ensure that no one is above law.”
The reforms require 18-year term limits and the application of a code of ethics to judges.
Biden also called for a new constitutional amendment that would limit presidents’ immunity.
This is a direct response to the Supreme Court ruling earlier this month that Trump is protected from criminal prosecution for “official acts” undertaken as president.
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