Ronny Jackson, ex-White House physician to Trump, says former president was hit in ear by bullet

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

72% : He said that Trump is "rapidly recovering" from the wound and doing "extremely well."
59% : He was physician to the president under President Barack Obama and Trump, who appointed Jackson as chief medical adviser and assistant to the president in January 2019.
40% : Trump tapped Wray to lead the FBI in 2017 after firing former Director James Comey.
31% : Trump had selected him to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs in 2018, but reports of misconduct, including allegations that he drank on the job and overprescribed medications, derailed his nomination.
27% : The FBI said in a statement Thursday that Wray provided "extensive congressional testimony" about the bureau's investigation into the shooting, which left one rally-goer dead and Trump and two attendees injured.
20% : Trump attacked Wray for his comments, writing on social media that the American people no longer have confidence in the FBI.

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