Salena Zito shares eyewitness account of Trump assassination attempt

When President Donald Trump entered his vehicle, surrounded by American secret service agents, after his Butler, Pennsylvania, attempts to murder at the campaign rally, the mob traded their “USA” mantras for their “USA” mantras, as they directed their anger towards the media collected on the press raiser.

Experienced political reporter Salena Zito He spoke with Fox News Digital ahead of his new book, “Butler: The Untold Story of the Pass murder and the murder of the US for the fight for Hartland.” Zito found himself inside the safe perimeter of the Secret Service, just a few steps away from Trump, when a gunman shut down the bullets on the crowd a year ago.

“It was not directed at the press,” Zito said about Trump supporters, who once turned to face the media outside Trump. “It was directed on the cameras, leaving the country to know that it is unacceptable, and our country is in crisis, and we need to be strong about it.”

Zito, who made his career from American Heartland, told real stories, said that he spoke with Trump supporters, who could be seen shouting on camera in a video played worldwide.

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“He confirmed that he said, ‘We were not blaming the press. We were blaming everything because of this in our country, and we were crazy about it, and we wanted to show disobeying it,” Zito said.

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Fox News confirmed Trump’s first attempt before a one -year anniversary that 20 -year -old Thomas Matthew Kruk had suspended six secret service agents without salary after setting fire to Trump during a rally in Western Pennsylvania in the last summer.

Supervisors and line-level agents were suspended in February, for 10 to 42 days without salary, Secret Service confirmed Fox News.

Talking with Fox News Digital after initial reports about suspension of agents, Zito said that this was “warrant” for logical decision making.

“I would unevenly say that on that day President Trump, the men and women who were in their expansion and in that buffer were at the top of everything,” Zito said. “Those men and women were doing their work right when they put themselves in the line of fire.”

Zito, who first refused to get down when the shots were heard, said Trump “was surrounded by the blue sea.”

“They put her in a protective stance, and they placed their lives on the line,” Jito said. “Nothing should be taken from that bravery at that moment. The officials of the region were heroes that day.”

Trump recovered From his close murder With a little more than a pill for the ear, thanks to the immigration chart, he was having his head face to face. A rally participants, Fire Fighter Corey Complete, were killed, and two other Cruks were seriously injured by Ganshots.

In the later moments of the bullets, Zito said that what he saw was “really quite remarkable.”

“People left very systematically. There was not a crowd. There was no stampede. You saw those who had fallen. [or] were injured. But you saw most of the people out and all over the region, “Zito explained.

Zito said it was “amazing” as “how systematic people leave.” An hour later, when she returned to big parking, she did not allow a car to go, so thousands of Trump supporters gathered together.

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“These people are out of their cars, they are sharing water, they are hugging each other, they are sure that they are fine, they are sharing food. They are just talking. I was actually killed by their compilation at that moment,” Jito said.

The book of Zito withdraws readers by July 13, 2024, when she was only step away from Trump when shots were removed. He is a political reporter for the Washington examiner, a special contribution to the Washington Post and a columnist for the New York Post.