In a recent interview with Dr. Phil, former President Donald Trump recounted his near-death experience during a July assassination attempt when a bullet grazed his ear at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Trump reflected on the inherent dangers of the presidential role, declaring it more perilous than even race car driving. He attributed his survival to divine intervention, stating, 'It has to be God,' and emphasized the bravery of the Secret Service, despite acknowledging a significant lapse in security that allowed the gunman to fire from an open roof. Trump also honored the victims of the shooting, including firefighter Corey Comperatore, who died shielding his family. Furthermore, he expressed skepticism about President Biden's concern for his safety and criticized Vice President Kamala Harris during the conversation. This incident has prompted ongoing scrutiny of the Secret Service's effectiveness and calls for greater accountability.