Trump to be Interviewed by FBI Following Assassination Attempt
- The F.B.I. is preparing to interview Donald Trump regarding the investigation into a recent gunman case.
- Details have emerged about the gunman, revealing extensive online purchases of weapons and explosives under various aliases.
- This interview marks a significant step in the ongoing investigation and reflects the seriousness of the gunman’s actions.
Former President Donald J. Trump has agreed to participate in an interview with the FBI regarding the investigation into the attempted assassination of him during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania on July 13. The FBI aims to gather insights from Trump as a witness to the incident, which involved a 20-year-old man who allegedly attempted to take his life. Kevin Rojek, head of the FBI's Pittsburgh field office, emphasized the importance of understanding Trump's perspective on the events that transpired. The interview is scheduled for Thursday, as confirmed by Trump during an appearance on Fox News. This development comes in the wake of ongoing inquiries into the motives behind the assassination attempt, which has raised significant concerns about security during political events. The FBI has been working to piece together the circumstances surrounding the incident. In a related update, the FBI provided clarity on the injuries sustained by Trump during the attack. Initially, there was uncertainty regarding the cause of a minor injury to Trump's ear, but the agency has since stated that a bullet or a fragment struck him. This information was reiterated by the FBI on Monday, marking a significant step in the investigation. As the FBI continues its probe, the focus remains on understanding the motivations of the assailant and ensuring the safety of public figures in future political gatherings.