Trump Holds Rally in Pennsylvania After Assassination Attempt

Former President Donald Trump held a rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, marking his first return since a recent assassination attempt. At the event, he criticized Vice President Kamala Harris, accusing her of supporting policies he believes threaten the country, and mischaracterized her racial identity, suggesting she had changed her self-identification for political gain. Trump's comments drew swift condemnation, including from White House officials and former Republican leaders. During his speech, he honored Corey Comperatore, a victim of the assassination attempt, and criticized Harris for her stance on immigration and fracking. The rally attracted a capacity crowd of 7,600, demonstrating continued enthusiasm among his supporters. While Trump did not address his earlier controversial remarks about Harris's race at the rally, he maintained a focus on her immigration record and policies.