'By luck or by God': Trump talks surviving brush with death at Pennsylvania rally | Blaze Media

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

85% : "Perhaps in a grudging show of unity, Trump told Goodwin and York that he had a "fine" conversation with a "very nice" Joe Biden on Saturday night, just hours after the shooting.
59% : Here there were many shots, and they stayed," Trump mused.
59% : "I just wanted to keep speaking," Trump insisted, "but I just got shot."With the Republican convention set to begin on Monday in anticipation of his formal certification as the party's nominee on Thursday, Trump will soon have another key moment to speak to the country.
56% : During his flight from Bedminster, New Jersey, to Milwaukee, Wisconsin -- the city that will host the GOP convention from Monday until Thursday -- Trump sat for an interview with Salena Zito as well as with Michael Goodwin and Byron York, reflecting on the moment he dodged almost certain assassination by less than an inch.
55% : ""A lot of people say it's the most iconic photo they've ever seen," Trump said.
55% : Trump told Goodwin, York, and Zito that the attempt on his life prompted him to rewrite his prepared convention speech.
54% : "Some want men to be able to play on women's sport teams, and others don't."Even with the bitter divide, Trump said he wants to impart a message of strength and hope for the future, the same lessons he learned from the deadly shooting.
47% : "Trump also discussed the images that have since gone viral capturing the moments immediately following the shooting.
40% : "Had I not done that in that moment, well, we would not be talking today, would we?"Trump claimed that a doctor later described his near-miss as "a miracle," and the former president seems open to the possibility of divine intervention, admitting that he survived either "by luck or by God.
31% : "Trump explained his reasons for raising his fist, even as Secret Service agents swarmed and blood dripped down his face.
30% : "Trump also paid tribute to Corey Comperatore, the former Pennsylvania fire chief who died during the shooting, and the two men who were injured.
24% : Though Trump and the crowd rose to the occasion, the former president still had to contend with some practical issues arising from the incident.
21% : Yet, Trump still has his doubts about true American unity.

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