Trump rallies at the site of a failed assassination: 'Never quit'
Donald Trump defiantly returned Saturday to the site of a campaign rally where an assassin's bullet almost killed him in July, questioning whether his opponents were responsible and declaring he would "never quit."
"Exactly 12 weeks ago this evening, on this very ground, a cold-blooded assassin aimed to silence me," the Republican candidate told tens of thousands of supporters after taking the stage behind bulletproof glass.
Calling the gunman a "vicious monster," Trump vowed he would "never quit... never bend... never break" to cheer of "fight, fight, fight" from the crowd.
"I wasn't supposed to make it," he said ominously.
Security was noticeably tighter than Trump's July rally, with sniper squads atop surrounding buildings, and a surveillance drone deployed overhead.
On Saturday, many Trump supporters wore shirts emblazoned with the iconography, and some sported ear coverings recalling the bandage the former president wore after the shooting.
Billionaire Elon Musk joined Trump on stage, stressing the tight margins that will likely decide the election in battleground states like Pennsylvania and encouraging voter registration.
Much has changed since Trump's last visit to Butler, when he was riding high in polls after crushing Biden in a TV debate.
Trump's rally appeared aimed at recovering the momentum as a bruising campaign enters its final phase.
Trump has criticized the federal response, alleging without evidence that the Biden-Harris administration wrongly redirected relief funds to migrants.
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