Here’s what happened with Trump at Pennsylvania rally
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After reports of gunfire at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, Donald Trump’s campaign confirmed that he is “fine” following his removal from the platform.
White House spokesman Steven Cheung thanked law enforcement and first responders for their swift actions during the incident. Trump was taken to a nearby medical center for evaluation and is reported to be doing well. Further updates will follow.
“The former President is safe,” announced the Secret Service.
At his final rally before the Republican National Convention begins on Monday, Trump was displaying a graphic of border crossing numbers when a loud banging noise echoed through the crowd. Trump appeared to reach for his neck with his right hand, and his face seemed to be covered in blood.
