On Saturday evening, in the small American town of Butlers in Pennsylvania, former president Donald Trump narrowly escaped death after a bullet grazed his head during a rally speech.
The horrifying assassination attempt, which Trump escaped with only superficial issues, sent shock waves across an already deeply divided United States. One Trump supporter lost his life in the attack, and several others were injured.
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Today, on In The News, could the bullet that grazed the head of Donald Trump fire him back to the White House?
Irish Times Washington Correspondent Keith Duggan discusses the assassination attempt on Donald Trump’s life.
Presented by Sorcha Pollak. Produced by John Casey.
