In a recent interview with Dr. Phil, Donald Trump attributed blame for the assassination attempt on his life to President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, claiming they contributed to security shortcomings that allowed the attack to occur. Trump stated that their rhetoric labeling him a 'threat to democracy' exacerbates the situation, and he accused them of obstructing his security measures. The FBI noted that the would-be assassin, Thomas Crooks, had searched for information about both Trump and Biden, indicating a lack of clear ideological motive. Critics have pointed out that Trump's accusations lack evidence and that Crooks, a registered Republican, acted independently. As the election approaches, analysts highlight Trump's emotional instability and paranoia surrounding his legal troubles and political challenges. The ongoing discourse raises questions about the politicization of violence and security in American politics.