Trump Reflects on Legacy, Butler Assassination Attempt Anniversary

President Donald Trump, in a recent interview with Lara Trump, expressed that he wants to be remembered as "a good person" who saved the United States from a near collapse during the four years under President Joe Biden, which he described as a "horror show." Trump praised the current state of the country as "the hottest country in the world" and highlighted his administration's achievements and improved teamwork compared to his first term. He also recounted the assassination attempt against him in Butler, Pennsylvania, reflecting on the security failures of the Biden administration but commending the Secret Service's protection. Trump emphasized that the country was close to falling and might not have recovered if he had not returned to office, underscoring his desire to be known as the man who saved the nation. The interview coincided with the one-year anniversary of the assassination attempt, with a new government report revealing security lapses preceding the event. Throughout, Trump maintained a critical stance toward the previous administration while expressing confidence in his current leadership and legacy.