Donald Trump and his supporters make a triumphant return to the scene...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : Meyn, 51, had a perfect view of the hit on Trump, and recorded reams of video on his phone as the shots rang out.
53% : His defiant return felt like a weighty moment in history, traced equally with awe and dread, but, this time at least, there was bulletproof glass in front of Trump as he stood on stage, counter-snipers were on every rooftop and giant containers shielded him from the roof of the unguarded building where 20-year-old shooter Thomas Crooks had taken aim.
50% : Trump is lucky to be alive after being targeted at least twice by assassins in the past 12 weeks.
44% : "For all the brio of Trump and his valiant supporters on Saturday, an uncomfortable pall hung over the rally.
40% : Trump opened his remarks by paying tribute to Comperatore, whose family he had just met with backstage, and hailing survivors David Dutch and Jim Copenhaver, who were badly injured by other bullets.
39% : With questions still unanswered about why he was ever placed in harm's way on July 13, Trump stood in the same place and spoke at the same time as he did when an assassin's bullet came within a hair's breadth of killing him on live television, but miraculously only clipped the top of his ear.
39% : The obstetrician was sitting a few rows in front of Comperatore, and about 10 feet from Trump when the bullets started flying.
38% : Many of the rallygoers were wearing T-shirts emblazoned with the unforgettable words Trump uttered moments after the attack when he rose from the ground (right), his face streaked with blood, raised his fist, and said: "Fight!
31% : "There's some question about whether or not it's a bullet or shrapnel that hit his ear," Wray said, infuriating Trump, and forcing the FBI to issue a statement later confirming that it was indeed a bullet that had struck the former president's ear.
27% : The FBI and Secret Service denial of reality allowed left-leaning media to downplay the momentous news that Trump had nearly been assassinated and let a conspiracy theory take root on the left that the former president had staged the attack to boost his poll numbers.
27% : Either way, it was despicable and calls into question the motivations of the people entrusted to protect Trump in the remaining month of this vicious presidential campaign.
23% : "In the bleachers behind Trump, a firefighter's helmet and jacket were stationed as a memorial to volunteer fireman Corey Comperatore, 50, who was killed by one of the bullets that missed Trump.
17% : Next, Meyn was questioned by the FBI and recalls that he got into a ridiculous debate with an agent who insisted Trump had not been shot.

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