'One in a Billion': Trump Campaign Reports on Candidate's Injury, Treatment After Assassination Attempt

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82% : "He said he has been with Trump since that time, evaluating and treating his wound daily, and would remain with Trump through the weekend, including traveling to Michigan, where Trump held his first rally since the shooting, joined by his new running mate, Senator Vance.
58% : "Trump, he said, "will have further evaluations, including a comprehensive hearing exam, as needed.
50% : Dr. Jackson said in the letter that, as Trump's former doctor, he was worried and traveled to Bedminster, New Jersey, where Trump had flown late Saturday after he returned from Pennsylvania, "to personally check on him, and offer my assistance in any way possible.
46% : "The shock wave alone could have ripped his ear off," Mr. Staropoli said of Trump.
42% : There was initially significant bleeding, followed by marked swelling of the entire upper ear."While the swelling has resolved and the wound "is beginning to granulate and heal properly," he said Trump is still experiencing intermittent bleeding, requiring the dressing that was on display at last week's Republican National Convention.
31% : Trump was initially treated by medical staff at Butler Memorial Hospital.
23% : According to Dr. Jackson, Trump sustained a gunshot wound to the right ear that came "less than a quarter of an inch from entering his head, and struck the top of his right ear.

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