Donald Trump reflects on Republican National Convention shooting, says he shouldn’t be alive today

Donald Trump President Trump, fresh from accepting the Republican nomination for president at the Republican National Convention, spoke about the assassination attempt, and it was a solemn moment.

45 took to the stage in Milwaukee on Thursday, where he planned to cap off a whole week of speeches and appearances and say, “Yes, I’m on your side” in the run up to the November election. Of course, everyone was anticipating what he’d say on Saturday.

Trump said: Life-and-death situations …Then he became truly humble and said God was on his side and he shouldn’t be here today.

Listen… DT says he was in the middle of discussing the number of people crossing the border, looking at a graph on a monitor behind him, when suddenly he felt a sharp pain in his ear and heard a whoosh. Trump says he immediately knew it was a bullet.

Trump also said he believed the crowd thought he was dead, which is why they didn’t flee immediately, and noted there was a sense of sadness in the air. But he said the only way he could think to reassure them he was OK was to raise his fist and say “fight!”

Trump also said he feels he could unite the country if re-elected, and also used the opportunity to denounce the recent criminal and civil lawsuits filed against him.

Another highlight of the speech was kissing the late firefighter Corey Comperatore’s uniform. The one who was killed On stage during the rally.

Needless to say, Trump’s remarks were very well received among party members, with applause and cheers ringing out the entire time he was at the microphone. In fact, Trump is still speaking.

By the end of his remarks, Trump sounded optimistic and energized — and his energy was nearly always matched by that of the crowd — as he promised to fight tooth and nail against President Biden or whoever Democratic nominee he faces in the fall.

Now that Trump is officially the Republican nominee, the only question is whether Joe will continue in the race or drop out amid growing pressure from Democratic Party leaders.

As we reported, the only way JB could withdraw from the election campaign was Tolerating illness And the doctor will either tell him…or be convinced he has no chance of winning.