Former President Donald Trump held a campaign rally in North Carolina on Wednesday, marking his first outdoor event since last month's assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania. In the middle of Trump's speech, which addressed national security, he abruptly paused and turned his attention to commotion in the crowd. "What's wrong?" Trump asked attendees. "Medic!" several people in the crowd shouted back at him. "Oh, a doctor, please," Trump requested. "It is very hot here, I noticed. It's very hot. And a lot of the people waited for days to get here. So I understand it." As the medical team responded to a woman who had briefly passed out in the crowd, Trump left the podium, stepping out from behind the protective glass. He approached the crowd to check on the woman, who had since come to, and hugged her before returning to the stage. His supporters responded by chanting, "We love Trump." Trump thanked his supporters once he reached the podium, stating, "They come two days, three days early, and it's a lot of stress." He quickly returned to his speech on national security, during which he torched the current administration for its deadly Afghanistan withdrawal and the conflict in the Middle East. "Everywhere I go, soldiers and veterans tell me how angry they are that not one person has been held accountable for the Afghanistan catastrophe. He never fired anybody," Trump said. Trump noted that when he is elected president, he will immediately request the resignations of "every single senior military official" involved in the botched withdrawal. Trump also declared that the 8,000 service members who were removed from the military for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine mandate would be rehired with backpay under his administration. During a "Stop Antisemitism" event in New Jersey, former US President Donald Trump made a bold promise to deport foreign supporters of the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas if he is re-elected. Speaking to a crowd focused on combating anti-Jewish hate, Trump emphasized his commitment to removing pro-Hamas activists from the United States. “We will deport the foreign jihad sympathizers, and we will deport them very quickly. And Hamas supporters will be gone,” Trump declared. “If you hate America, if you want to eliminate Israel, then we don’t want you in our country. We really don’t want you in our country.” In addition to his vow to deport Hamas supporters, Trump also promised to ban refugees from Gaza, arguing that allowing them into the US would pose a significant terror threat. He also committed to arresting those who engage in anti-Israel vandalism or violence. “I will ban refugee settlements from terror-infested areas like the Gaza Strip, and we will arrest the pro-Hamas thugs who vandalize federal property and make life very difficult in this country for a lot of people,” Trump continued. Cochise County Sheriff’s deputies arrested Ronald Lee Syrvud, 66, after he threated to shoot President Trump today during his visit to the US-Mexican border. A manhunt was underway earlier for Syrvud after he threatened to assassinate President Trump during his visit to the border in Arizona on Thursday. Law enforcement is conducting investigation into the threats against President Trump. Syrvud has outstanding warrants from the state of Wisconsin for DUI/failure to appear for DUI and from Graham County Arizona for hit/run and felony failure to register as a sex offender. President Trump is set to rally in Glendale, Arizona, tonight alongside Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who was previously announced as a mystery “special guest” before announcing his withdrawal from the presidential race and endorsement of Trump’s 2024 campaign. Earlier, The Gateway Pundit reported that RFK Jr. addressed the nation during a press conference and endorsed Trump for four more years in the White House. Kennedy also announced that he will partner with President Trump’s administration to fight against Big Pharma. In a moment that will be etched into the annals of American history, President Donald Trump took the stage in Glendale, Arizona, and introduced none other than Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to a roaring crowd of thousands. The atmosphere was electric as Trump and Kennedy, two titans of American politics from vastly different backgrounds, stood shoulder to shoulder in what can only be described as a hair-raising, monumental alliance. It can be recalled that Trump’s campaign announced that a special guest will join President Trump as he delivers remarks about his America First policies. “In about 10 battleground states, where my presence would be a spoiler, I’m going to remove my name. And I’ve already started that process and urge voters not to vote for me.” On Friday night, the crowd erupted in deafening cheers as Trump, with his signature flair, welcomed Kennedy to the stage. “I don’t think too many of you people have heard of him. He’s very low-key. He’s a very low-key person, but he’s highly respected. He is a great person. I’ve known him for so long....Robert F. Kennedy Jr.!” Trump announced. Chants of “BOBBY!” erupted at the Trump rally in Glendale, AZ as RFK Jr. made his dramatic entrance onto the stage. [See Trump's introduction and the enthusiastic applause at link.]
At 'Stop Antisemitism' Event, Trump Vows to Expel Hamas Supporters:
BREAKING UPDATE: Cochise County Sheriff’s Deputies Arrest Man Who Threatened to Assassinate President Trump During His Visit to Arizona Today:
Trump Holds Rally in Glendale, Arizona with RFK Jr. Following Decision to Drop Out and Endorse Trump:
HISTORY! President Trump Introduces Robert Kennedy Jr. to Thousands of Supporters in Glendale, Arizona:
