He held another rally at the site of his assassination attempt: Elon Musk also joined
Former US President Donald Trump held another campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, at the site where he was the target of an assassination attempt on July 13.
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His supporters welcomed Trump at the rally site with American flags, slogans, and hats and t-shirts reading "Make America Great Again."
Trump was accompanied at the rally by his vice-presidential running mate J.D. Vance and US billionaire businessman Elon Musk.
Starting his speech by saying, "As I was saying," Trump stated that he came there to deliver a simple message, saying, "We are much closer to winning, stronger, more honorable, and united."
"God protected me from the terrible monster of a sniper, and he did not succeed," said Trump, adding, "12 weeks ago, we all took a bullet for America."
Stating that his opponents have been fighting him on many fronts, Trump said, "Maybe it was them who tried to kill me."
Trump delivered the message that "we will win together," arguing that if the US does not have an "intelligent president," internal and external threats will cause problems, and that "the internal threat is more dangerous than Russia, North Korea, and China."
Stating that they will "deport" a large number of "dangerous people," Trump said that some of the immigrants entering the country are very dangerous and some are "crazy."
It was observed that a person fell ill at the rally site, and Trump paused his speech and waited until the initial intervention for the participant was completed.
Inviting Elon Musk to the stage, Trump stated that Musk "protects freedom of speech."
"TRUMP TOOK A BULLET FOR DEMOCRACY"
In his speech, Vance stated that they would never forget July 13, saying, "We feared the worst, but when President Trump raised his fist and said 'fight,' we knew everything would be okay. What happened here was a true miracle."
"No one will stop us," said Vance, asking, "Harris, by what right can you talk about a threat to democracy? Donald Trump took a bullet for democracy. What have you done?"
At the rally, firefighter Corey Comperatore, who lost his life during the assassination attempt on Trump, and James Copenhaver and David Dutch, who were injured in the incident, were commemorated with a minute of silence.
Former US President Donald Trump was subjected to an armed attack on July 13 while addressing his supporters from the podium at a rally; 1 person attending the rally died, 2 people were injured, and the US Secret Service announced that the attacker had been neutralized.