Trump Faces Assassination Threats, Blames Biden-Harris Rhetoric

Former President Donald Trump has admitted to feeling unsafe on the campaign trail following two assassination attempts, with the second narrowly missing his skull. Trump blames the Biden-Harris rhetoric for the violence and has vowed to continue fighting.

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Trump Faces Assassination Threats, Blames Biden-Harris Rhetoric

Former President Donald Trump has revealed that he does not feel safe on the campaign trail, acknowledging the risks associated with running for president. The revelation comes after two assassination attempts narrowly missed him, causing concerns about his safety.

In an exclusive interview with Fox Nation host Kellyanne Conway, Trump admitted that he is "in a very dangerous position." He believes that only influential presidents face such threats, highlighting the seriousness of the situation.

Trump Faces Assassination Threats, Blames Biden-Harris Rhetoric

Trump attributes the threats to his "enemies" whom he claims have emerged because he "is doing the right thing." He expressed confidence that he has the support of many and is optimistic about the upcoming election.

Trump's Secret Service detail has been increased to match that of an incumbent president, reflecting the heightened security concerns. The former president narrowly escaped death twice, once at a rally in Pennsylvania and another at his golf club in Florida.

Trump Faces Assassination Threats, Blames Biden-Harris Rhetoric

In the first incident, a bullet narrowly missed Trump's skull, striking his ear and sending him to the ground. His life was spared again when a Secret Service agent spotted a gun barrel pointing through a fence and immediately opened fire, apprehended the suspect fleeing shortly after.

Former First Lady Melania Trump has expressed her concerns about the assassination attempts, recounting the events and calling them "miracles." She highlighted the tiny margin by which Trump escaped the July 13th attempt.

Trump Faces Assassination Threats, Blames Biden-Harris Rhetoric

Trump has blamed Biden-Harris rhetoric and other prominent Democratic politicians for the violence, claiming that their words have incited violence against him. He believes that he is being targeted despite being the one who will "save the country."

Despite feeling unsafe, Trump has announced his return to the site of the first assassination attempt on October 5th to finish his speech from July 13th. He remains determined to continue his campaign despite the threats.

Trump Faces Assassination Threats, Blames Biden-Harris Rhetoric

The Republican presidential nominee is scheduled to speak Saturday at the Butler Farm Show fairgrounds in Pennsylvania. The event will be highly anticipated, showcasing Trump's commitment to his campaign amidst the security concerns.

Fox News contributors Brooke Singman, Ashley Carnahan, and Sarah Rumpf-Whitten have contributed to this report, providing comprehensive coverage of Trump's assassination threats and his stance on the matter.