Trump says he 'took a bullet for democracy' at 1st rally after assassination bid

Former US President Donald Trump held a massive election rally on Saturday in Michigan – his first since the assassination attempt on him in Pennsylvania. Addressing the rally, Trump rejected the concerns that he is a threat to democracy, saying he took a bullet for



democracy.

Asserting that he is “not an extremist at all”, Trump is advancing with the election campaigns in full swing just a week after he suffered a bullet injury in his right ear when a 20-year-old man opened fire at his rally on July 13.