President Donald Trump expressed his desire to uncover the truth seven months after surviving an assassination attempt during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania.
During an executive order signing at the White House, the president reiterated his need for answers and criticized the delay in releasing information related to the incident.
Gunman Thomas Crooks fatally shot one rally attendee and injured two others, including Trump, who sustained a minor injury.
Former President Donald Trump incurred the injury during a campaign rally. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
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An investigation found shortcomings in the Secret Service’s response to the incident, prompting the need for policy changes and organizational reform.
Subsequently, Trump faced another assassination attempt while golfing in Florida, which led to the arrest of the perpetrator, Ryan Routh.
In a media briefing at the Oval Office, Trump mentioned receiving a comprehensive report on both incidents in the following week.
“I want to make the details public,” Trump emphasized.
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Trump speculated on the suspect’s motives and highlighted the presence of multiple cellphones at the scene.
Former President Donald Trump delivering a speech at a campaign rally. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
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Additionally, Trump highlighted suspicions regarding the suspects’ activities and emphasized the collaboration between law enforcement agencies in foiling the assassination attempts.
Acting Director Ronald Rowe Jr. providing updates on the investigation into the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. (Mega for Fox News Digital)
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Trump expressed his willingness to release further details about the incidents pending review.
Fox News Digital’s Audrey Conklin contributed to this report.
