Trump assassination attempt
“I cannot defend why that roof was not better secured,” Ronald Rowe Jr. told lawmakers Tuesday.
Zinke, Trump’s former Secretary of the Interior, is publicly wondering whether the incident was part of a larger “plot.”
The bureau released more details about the shooter, Thomas Crooks, but said investigators still have not determined a motive for the assassination attempt.
Ronny Jackson, who was White House physician but is no longer fully licensed, insisted Trump was a gunshot victim after the FBI director said it might have been shrapnel.
What struck Donald Trump on the ear during an assassination attempt has not been established—enabling mystery to swirl around something that should not be so mysterious.
Trump and his campaign have pushed back on the idea that anything other than a bullet hit the former president on July 13. The FBI isn’t so certain.
FBI Director Christopher Wray told Congress that his agency is still unsure whether a bullet or shrapnel hit Trump’s ear. What now?