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'So, As I Was Saying:' Trump Takes the Stage for the Second Time In Butler, PA

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Former President Donald Trump took the stage in Butler, Pennsylvania, for the first time since the July 13 attempted assassination on him. 

Over 60,000 supporters flocked to Butler to hear Trump speak as he promised to "Make America Great Again stands stronger, prouder, more united, more determined, and nearer to victory than ever before." He began his speech with "As I was saying" and pointed to the same chart he pointed to just moments before he was shot at in July. 

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That chart saved his life. 

Trump offered a moment of silence at 6:11 when the first shots rang out nearly three months ago. 

The 45th president honored Corey Comperatore, the father, husband, and firefighter who lost his life during the shooting. 

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He also honored David Dutch and James Copenhaver, who were injured during the July 13 rally. 

Trump recounted the deadly day in July, saying that the 20-year-old shooter did not "stop our movement" and did not "break our spirit." 

The former president vowed never to stop fighting for the American people despite the Democratic Party continually trying to slander, impeach, assassinate, and throw him off the ballot. 

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