Trump consents to talk to FBI in shooting probe
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44% Medium Conservative
- Reliability
40% ReliableFair
- Policy Leaning
50% Medium Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
-11% Negative
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58% : The FBI has said that Crooks in the lead-up to the shooting had shown an online interest in prominent public figures, searching online for information about individuals including Trump and President Joe Biden.48% : The FBI has not uncovered a motive as to why he chose to target Trump, but investigators believe the shooting was the result of extensive planning, including the purchase under an alias in recent months of chemical precursors that investigators believe were used to create the explosive devices found in his car and his home, and the deployment of a drone about 200 yards from the rally site in the hours before the event.
41% : TASK FORCE NAMEDMeanwhile, House leadership Monday named the 13 members of the bipartisan congressional task force that would seek to examine the root causes of the failures that allowed the shooter to gain access to Trump and narrowly miss him.
33% : Pennsylvania Republican Rep. Mike Kelly, who has said he was 50 feet away from Trump when the July 13 shooting started, will serve as chair of the group composed of seven Republicans and six Democrats.
26% : The FBI said Friday that Trump was struck in the ear by a bullet or a fragment of one during the July 13 assassination attempt at a Butler, Pa., campaign rally.
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