The Washington Post: Dramatic details about Trump’s assassination attempt

The Washington Post has revealed dramatic details of what happened during what US security services described as an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.

The rally appeared ordinary, with Trump supporters waiting for him after going through meticulous searches, and the venue turned into a sea of red caps.

Trump was delayed for about an hour before looking at supporters with his red caps, wearing a white shirt with an open collar, and began waving his hand amid loud music and burning campaign slogans, while media cameras surrounded him from all sides.

Trump shouted “this is a big crowd, this is a big, beautiful crowd” and began reading his speech from a teleprompter, but soon began to get bored reading the transcript, inviting Republican Senate candidate David McCormick to speak in his place, but it appeared that David wasn’t ready.

Trump went on to speak, addressing his audience, saying, “You don’t mind if you stop reading directly from the display, these displays are so boring”.

He then asked to show a graph showing a race track for the White House, and said, “This chart I like very much” and continued, “Guys, you’re getting better over time”.

It was precisely during this moment that a strange sound was heard, Trump touched his ear as if a mosquito had bitten him, and then bowed his shoulders and bowed.

“Lie down. Get… Lay down,” shouted Secret Service agents as they rushed toward the scene, where they surrounded Trump, as the crowd began screaming and trying to lie down to survive.

One officer was heard calling out into the Secret Service’s microphone, “Are we in a better position now?” and another replied, “The shooter was killed,” and a third replied, “Are we in a good position to move?”

The conversation continued like this until the site was initially secured, and then the officers wanted to move Trump to the armored car, but he told them as they lifted him, “Let me put on my shoes”.

One of them told him “your head is bloody, wait a bit,” but again asked them to give him a chance to put on his shoes.

He quickly stood up with his fist pointing to the audience in a sign that he was in good shape, and that he was holding on.

A Secret Service agent shouted “We must move now” and began to descend from the podium through a small staircase, surrounding Trump on all sides with their hands on the trigger, and driving the former president into his four-wheel drive armored car, and black shoes remained at the scene on the red carpet.

The security services then demanded that the crowd evacuate the place quietly, describing the area as a crime scene.

All walked out in shock, some reaching out to relatives, and others turning to the media present, accusing them of fueling polarization against the Trump camp.

“You wanted political violence, here you go, I hope you’re all happy,” he told a media audience.