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President Donald Trump reflected on the one-year anniversary of his near assassination at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, saying “God alone” spared his life that day.

Trump issued a press release late Sunday evening recalling the tragedy last July. 

Corey Comperatore, a retired volunteer fire chief, was attempt as he protected his wife and daughter, and two other men were seriously injured. 

Trump lauded Comperatore as a “devoted husband and father” in the press release, then reflected a bit on his own mortality, stating that a higher being saved him for a higher purpose.

“It remains my firm conviction that God alone saved me that day for a righteous purpose: to restore our beloved Republic to greatness and to rescue our Nation from those who seek its ruin,” the release reads.


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