Trump claims he sleeps next to ‘all-time favorite’ chart, trolls say ‘he’s milking’ assassination attempt

Trump had just turned to glance at the chart showing illegal border crossings before a bullet grazed his ear at his Butler rally on July 13
UPDATED SEP 25, 2024
Donald Trump spoke about the two assassination attempts on him at the rally in Savannah, Georgia on September 24, 2024 (Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Donald Trump spoke about the two assassination attempts on him at the rally in Savannah, Georgia on September 24, 2024 (Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

SAVANNAH, GEORGIA: GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump claimed he sleeps next to his "all-time favorite" immigration chart that "saved his life".

While speaking at rally in Savannah, Georgia on Tuesday, September 24, the former president praised the immigration chart toward which he turned to look when a bullet, that was shot at him, grazed his right ear during an assassination attempt at a rally in Butler on July 13, 2024, per OK Magazine.



 

Donald Trump claims he sleeps next to his 'all-time favorite' chart

Donald Trump said during the rally, "I have a chart that's my all-time favorite! I love tha— is it around? .... is it around?" He turned around, strolled toward the back of the stage, paused, and pretended to hug the air.

He returned to the podium and said, "I love it! I sleep with that chart every night. I kiss it. I love it, because that chart saved my life. If I didn’t look to the right, I wouldn’t be here with you today, I guarantee you that."

Trump added, "My two sons are great shooters and they said, 'Dad, from 130 yards, a bad shooter couldn’t miss with that gun.'"

SAVANNAH, GEORGIA - SEPTEMBER 24: Republican Presidential candidate, former U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to attendees during a campaign rally at the Johnny Mercer Theatre on September 24, 2024 in Savannah, Georgia. The former president spoke to attendees on various plans including the tax code, U.S. manufacturing, and future economic opportunities if reelected a second term. Trump continues campaigning around the country ahead of the November 6 presidential election. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Donald Trump has credited the immigration chart he turned to at his rally in Pennsylvania for surviving the assassination attempt (Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

Trump has credited the immigration chart he turned to at his rally in Pennsylvania as the reason he survived the assassination attempt on July 13. Trump had just turned to glance at the graphic showing illegal border crossings on a large screen behind him in the split second before the shot was fired by Thomas Matthew Crooks.

The GOP nominee also talked about the second alleged assassination attempt that took place on September 15, while he was playing a round of golf at his West Palm Beach course.

He said, "This guy (the agent) was no games, and he was walking down the middle of that fairway, and he’s looking over and what does he see? He sees a rifle, just a small part of a very big weapon, and you see the barrel coming out of very heavy shrubbery."

He further added, "I’m telling you, that’s — God was watching there too, because you needed somebody really sharp. We are consequential. We’re going to be even more consequential because we’re going to do things that nobody has ever been able to do in this country."

Ryan Wesley Routh, the second would-be assassin who targeted Trump, was arrested on September 15.

Donald Trump's vision for 'manufacturing renaissance' in the US

Donald Trump unveiled his vision for a "manufacturing renaissance" in the US during his speech in Savannah on Tuesday. He promised that the US would be a "different country" as he would take "other countries' jobs" and "their factories".

Trump referred to the implementation of sweeping changes to boost American manufacturing and bring jobs back from overseas, per Politico. He explained his goal to take on global competition and promised a resurgence in American manufacturing.



 

He said, "Under my leadership, we’re going to take other countries’ jobs. We’re going to take their factories."

He also promised to bring back "thousands of businesses and trillions of dollars in wealth" to the US and added that relocating industries from abroad would boost the country's economy.

Internet trolls Donald Trump for saying he sleeps next to his 'all-time favorite' chart

Several social media users trolled Donald Trump as he claimed he sleeps next to his "all-time favorite" immigration chart that "saved his life".

A user wrote on X, "Where is the ER report from the hospital?", while one added, "Trump, don’t lose focus, God saved you not the chart."



 



 

A person also stated, "Ahhhhh nothing like overcompensating for a lie, this is a common tactic of all malignant narcissists, a person died but it’s funny to him, that is a sociopathic narcissist folks!!"

Another mentioned, "He is milking this LIKE THE WORLD HAS NEVER SEEN. Utterly shameless. That's your boy."



 



 

A user also wrote, "Trump is profoundly mentally ill. By talking about these events in this manner he's trivializing the episodes."

Another commented, "He's a sociopathic maniac who is joking about a so called serious attempt on his life. Just added the event to his clown show rally."



 



 

A person also added, "Is it me or does he seem way more relaxed and funny lately?? Two attempts on his life and he's out here having a blast."



 

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