(Congressional Agenda) – Former President Donald Trump has been talking a lot about the now famous chart containing immigration statistics that ended up saving him on July 13th when an assassin’s bullet almost took his life. The incident occurred during an outdoor rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Trump just happened to turn his head slightly to get a better look at the chart, projected on a large screen, which caused the bullet to graze his ear rather than the head.
Now, according to C. Douglas Golden of The Western Journal, Trump has introduced the woman who created the slide to the world, giving her credit for aiding in the saving of his life. During a rally held in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on Wednesday, the Republican Party presidential nominee brought the staffer up on stage with him.
While addressing the crowd at the rally, the former president proclaimed he was “thrilled to be back in this beautiful state,” going on to say, “As you know this is my first return to the state since my rally in Butler.”
“As for the chart that saved his life, he was talking about it during a segment of the rally focused on human trafficking, which he noted was ‘at a level five times greater than it ever was before,'” Golden wrote in his report.
“You can see it on a certain chart that I have,” Trump declared. “You know, this chart saved my life … I’m going to sleep with that chart for the rest of my life.” And that’s when he decided to bring the woman who made the chart up on stage to introduce her to everyone.
“She should come out. Just tell her to come out here for a second,” Trump remarked. “Quick, quick, quick, quick, you got to get her.”
“She saved my life, in a sense. Here she is!” Trump stated excitedly.
The staffer, clearly very shy, just said a quick “hi” into the microphone and walked away giggling, obviously taken by surprise.
“No, she’s a computer genius,” Trump added, pointing out that the chart was used at “less than 20 percent” of his campaign events and was usually put on his left side. In Butler, it was placed on his right. Trump told the crowd that if the slide had been placed in its usual position, “it would have been a perfect hit.” He then revealed that the woman responsible for the slide was “flabbergasted” that he asked for the chart so early on in the rally at Butler.
“The data on the chart was, according to Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, from him; as the New York Post noted, he said he’d ‘been developing it since 2014, adding to it every month,'” Golden penned in the article.
“He liked it. He turned it over to his staff. They made a few changes in terms of graphics, but he used it that day and he’s been using it ever since,” Johnson commented. No one could have possibly known that by the providence of God, that chart would save the life of Donald Trump, a former president, one day. God is amazing, isn’t He? We never know how He is going to work something out.
“When I got hit, everyone thought I was going to be a nice guy and they thought I changed. Remember? Right before the Republican Convention,” Trump expressed to the crowd. “And I really agreed with that for about eight hours or so,” he continued, the crowd bursting into laughter. “And then I realized they were trying to put me in prison for doing absolutely nothing wrong.”
I’m sure Trump is still eternally grateful for how the situation turned out, but he’s a warrior. A fighter. He still has a mission to accomplish on behalf of the American people. Trump cannot go soft. Not now. There’s too much at stake.
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