Former President Donald Trump revealed Sunday that he's altering his upcoming speech at the Republican National Convention and his remarks will now focus on uniting the country after surviving an assassination attempt.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump gestures as he arrives at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport a day after he survived an assassination attempt at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S., July 14, 2024 5 Former President Trump waves as he arrives at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport a day after he survived an assassination attempt at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on July 14, 2024.
Dan Scavino Jr. via REUTERS Trump, 78, will deliver the speech Thursday when he formally accepts the Republican Party's nomination for president at the convention.
Grateful, defiant Trump recounts surviving 'surreal' assassination attempt at rally: 'I'm supposed to be dead' Secret Service blames local police, says it was tasked with securing properties surrounding Trump's Pa. rally Trump shared this two-word message moments after Biden's remarks on assassination attempt "I want to try to unite our country," he said aboard his private jet en route to Milwaukee.
Ron Sachs - CNP for NY Post Trump was nearly killed at the rally when a gunman shot him in the ear.
Trump said policy positions that focus on immigration and transgender Americans might make mending the country's divide a difficult feat.
The 45th president told The Post Sunday he "Threw away" an "Extremely tough speech" to make way for the new approach following Saturday's shooting at his Pennsylvania rally.
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