JD Vance revealed what Donald Trump told him minutes after the second attempt on his life while speaking at a Faith and Freedom Coalition event.
“He says, ‘JD, you’re not going to believe this, but they tried to do it again,’” Vance said Trump said to him 10 minutes after the suspect was arrested.
Vance says he was at home in Cincinnati when the phone rang and it was Trump on the other line. He said in response “No, you’re joshing me. But, what’s going on here, sir?” “I was playing golf and the Secret Service found somebody who was trying to shoot me,” Vance said Trump informed him.
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JD Vance Reveals First Thing Trump Told Him After Second Assassination Attempt
- by: Matt Palumbo
- 09.17.24
- Source:
Bongino
- 09/17/2024
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