Trump Recovering from Assassination Attempt, Praises Biden's Conversation

Former President Trump is recovering from an assassination attempt at a rally in Pennsylvania, and he has praised President Biden's phone call to him after the incident. Trump said he had a "great conversation" with Biden, who expressed condolences for the family of the person killed in the shooting. Trump is moving forward with his plans to speak at the Milwaukee convention, and he has called for unity in the country.

Former President Trump is recovering from an assassination attempt at a rally in Pennsylvania, and he has praised President Biden's phone call to him after the incident.

Trump said he had a "great conversation" with Biden, who expressed condolences for the family of the person killed in the shooting. Trump is moving forward with his plans to speak at the Milwaukee convention, and he has called for unity in the country.

Trump Recovering from Assassination Attempt, Praises Biden's Conversation

Trump was led offstage from the Butler, Pennsylvania, rally with blood pouring from his right ear, but not before raising his fist and gesturing to the crowd in defiance. Biden spoke with Trump as well as Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and Butler Mayor Bob Dandoy a few hours after the shooting.

Trump said he was "amazed" that the assassination attempt happened and that he understands he is "blessed to be where he is today." He said the doctor he talked to said if the bullet had been a quarter of an inch in a different position, he would not be talking to that doctor today.

Trump Recovering from Assassination Attempt, Praises Biden's Conversation

Trump said he had a couple of posts on Truth Social that called for unity in the country. He expressed that he is going to make that a theme here in the convention and may be making some changes based on what he says, what others are doing. He did talk about inviting Nikki Haley to speak and her accepting that as one of those things.

Trump's assassination attempt has shocked the world and has raised concerns about political violence in the United States. Biden has condemned the violence and has called for unity in the country.

The shooting took place on Saturday at a rally for Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. The suspect, David Jakubonis, 21, was arrested at the scene. Jakubonis has been charged with attempted murder and other offenses.

The shooting has renewed concerns about political violence in the United States. In recent years, there have been several high-profile incidents of violence at political rallies.

In 2017, a man opened fire on a crowd of Republican lawmakers at a baseball practice in Alexandria, Virginia. The gunman, James Hodgkinson, was a supporter of Bernie Sanders.

In 2018, a man shot and killed a woman at a protest in Charlottesville, Virginia. The gunman, James Alex Fields Jr., was a white supremacist.

In 2020, a man shot and killed two people at a Black Lives Matter protest in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The gunman, Kyle Rittenhouse, was a supporter of President Trump.

The shooting of Trump is a reminder of the dangers of political violence. It is important for all Americans to condemn violence and to work together to create a more civil and respectful society.