Former President Donald Trump took a very different tone when he took the stage at the Republican National Convention (RNC) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to formally accept the 2024 Republican nomination. Delivering on his promise to promote unity, Trump said that he wanted to win the presidency for all Americans — and that there was “no victory in winning” if it was only for half the country. WATCH: TRUMP: “I am running to be president for ALL of America, not half of America, because there is no victory in winning for half of America.” “I stand before you this evening with a message of confidence, strength, and hope. Four months from now, we will have an incredible victory,… pic.twitter.com/cIcKZMO6AI — The Vigilant Fox ? (@VigilantFox) July 19, 2024 “I stand before you this evening with a message of confidence, strength, and hope,” he began. “Four months from now we will have an incredible victory and we will begin the four greatest years in the history of our country. Together we will launch a new era of safety, prosperity, and freedom for citizens of every race, religion, color, and creed.” “The discord and division in our society must be healed. As Americans, we are bound together by a single fate and a shared destiny. We rise together. Or we fall apart,” Trump continued. “I am running to be president for ALL of America, not half of America, because there is no victory in winning for half of America.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Trump followed with a detailed account of his Saturday rally in Pennsylvania, which was cut short when a would-be assassin opened fire and shot him in the ear, killing firefighter Corey Comperatore and wounding at least two others.

Former President Donald Trump took some time out of his scheduled speech at the Republican National Convention (RNC) to pay his respects to those who were injured or killed when a would-be assassin opened fire on his Pennsylvania rally last Saturday. Trump mentioned the fact that he had spoken with the two men who had been wounded in the shooting, noting that although their injuries had been serious, they were on the mend and doing well. He also spoke briefly about Corey Comperatore, the firefighter who was hailed as a hero for shielding his family with his own body before he was struck and killed. Referencing the Go-fund-me page that was set up to provide resources to the families of the other shooting victims, Trump announced that over $6 million had been raised in the past five days. Comperatore’s firefighter uniform was then placed onstage, and Trump walked away from the lectern, hugging the uniform and kissing the helmet. “What a fine man he was,” he said. WATCH: With one moment Trump proves why he’s running for President. He loves America and its people. Watch as Trump moves entire RNC to tears after hugging and kissing firefighter uniform of slain supporter Corey Comperatore. What a powerful moment. WOW.? pic.twitter.com/s83v3hqAGp — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) July 19, 2024 The former president then paused his remarks entirely, calling on the audience to join him in a moment of silence to honor the fallen hero. “There is no greater love than to lay down one’s life for others,” he recited. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP President Trump honors slain firefighter Corey Comperatore by bringing his helmet and jacket onstage and having a moment of silence ?♥️ pic.twitter.com/JlFi1jL7II — Julia ?? (@Jules31415) July 19, 2024 Trump’s overall message on Thursday evening, when he officially accepted the Republican Party’s 2024 presidential nomination, was one focused on unity and healing a divided nation.

Former President Donald Trump showcased the chart that he credits with saving his life, joking that “the last time I put up that chart, I never got to look at it.” Trump made the comment about an hour into his speech on Thursday at the Republican National Convention (RNC) after officially accepting the party’s 2024 nomination – just five days after a would-be assassin had opened fire on his Butler, Pennsylvania, rally. WATCH: TRUMP: “Last time I put up that chart, I never really got to look at it.” #RNC2024 pic.twitter.com/MVI22pTwu4 — NEWSMAX (@NEWSMAX) July 19, 2024 “You can see on the chart that saved my life, that was the chart that saved my life, I said look at it, I’m so proud of it, I think it’s one of the greatest — it was done by the Border Patrol – one of the greatest, it showed everything just like that. You know the chart,” Trump said. Turning to look at the screen behind him, he continued, “Oh, there it is, that’s pretty good, wow! Last time I put up that chart, I never really got to look at it. But without that chart, I would not be here.” “Never got to look at it,” Trump cracked again as the audience erupted in applause and laughter. “I said, ‘You gotta see this chart,’ I was so proud of it. And by the time I got to there … I never got to see it that day. But I’m seeing it now.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Trump had just called for the chart to be put up during the Saturday rally, and was turning his head to look at it when the first shots were fired — a move that caused the bullet to graze the former president’s ear rather than striking him in the head.

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Donald Trump accepted the Republican presidential nomination for the third time Thursday night, less than a week after the attempt on his life.  “We rise together or we fall apart. I am running to be president for all America, not half of America, because there is no victory in winning for half of America,” Trump told the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.  “So, tonight with faith and devotion, I proudly accept your nomination for president of the United States.” Trump recalled the immediate aftermath of the shooting at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.  “When I rose surrounded by Secret Service, the crowd thought I was dead. And there was great, great sorrow, I could see that in their faces,” Trump said. “I wanted to do something to let them know I was OK. I raised my right arm, looked at the thousands and thousands of people, and started shouting, ‘Fight, fight, fight.’” The crowd in the convention hall chanted, “Fight, fight, fight.” “I’m not supposed to be here tonight,” Trump said after recalling the details of the attempted assassination from his perspective. The crowd responded with chants of “Yes, you are!” Trump, who was hit by a bullet that grazed his right ear, said: “I stand in this arena only by the grace of God.” The former president praised the actions of the Secret Service agents around him, amid widespread criticism of the agency’s leadership for a cataclysmic security failure that allowed the 20-year-old sniper to fire at him from a nearby rooftop. His bullets killed one man and wounded two others in the crowd. Trump paid tribute to Corey Comperatore, the former fire chief killed at the rally. “Tragically, the shooter claimed the life of one of our fellow Americans, Corey Comperatore—an unbelievable person, everyone tells me—and seriously wounded two other great warriors,” he said. Trump embraces the firefighter uniform used by Corey Comperatore, 50, who died Saturday evening after being hit by a bullet fired by the former president’s would-be assassin. Trump also kissed Comperatore’s helmet. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) The crowd chanted, “Corey, Corey, Corey.” Trump said, “I ask that we observe a moment of silence in honor of our friend, Corey.” Trump also noted that the U.S. government’s classified documents case against him was tossed Monday by a federal judge in Florida.  “We must not criminalize dissent or demonize political disagreement, which is what’s been happening in our country lately,” Trump said. He added: “In that spirit, the Democrat Party should immediately stop weaponizing the justice system and labeling their political opponent as an enemy of democracy. I am the one saving democracy.” At one point, Trump mentioned President Joe Biden twice as “Biden,” saying he wouldn’t say the name again in the speech. This is a developing story and will be updated. The post Trump Accepts GOP Nomination With Speech Focused on National Unity appeared first on The Daily Signal.