At a rally in Arizona, Donald Trump announced his intention to create a commission to investigate presidential assassination attempts if he is elected. This pledge, made alongside Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who recently suspended his own presidential campaign to endorse Trump, is seen as a tribute to the Kennedy family's history with political violence. Trump emphasized that the commission would focus on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and his own recent assassination attempt. He criticized the Biden administration for not providing Kennedy Jr. with Secret Service protection despite threats he faced during his campaign. Trump promised to release all documents related to JFK's assassination that are still withheld from the public. The event marked a significant collaboration between Trump and Kennedy Jr., who has been vocal about health issues and environmental advocacy.