Trump Signals Willingness to Release Reports on Two Assassination Attempts

President Trump awaits a report next week on two failed assassination attempts and has expressed interest in making the findings public, citing unanswered questions and potential foreign connections.

President Donald Trump survived two assassination attempts in 2024, one at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, and another at his Florida golf club.
The first attacker, Thomas Matthew Crooks, killed one attendee and injured two others before grazing Trump’s ear with a bullet; investigators are probing potential foreign ties.
The second suspect, Ryan Wesley Routh, was apprehended after hiding for hours at Trump International Golf Club with a scoped rifle and multiple cellphones bearing unusual markings.
Trump criticized delays in releasing investigative findings, stating the Secret Service and FBI failed to adequately address key security lapses and suspicious evidence.
The president has expressed interest in releasing the report but acknowledged the possibility that sensitive details could limit disclosure.