Donald Trump made his first public appearance in Flint, Michigan, since an apparent assassination attempt on him, describing the presidency as a 'dangerous business' akin to car racing. During the rally, he emphasized his commitment to reviving Michigan's manufacturing sector, proposing a 200% tariff on Chinese cars, and criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for her policies on the auto industry. Despite the recent incident where a gunman was detained near him, Trump appeared relaxed and praised the Secret Service for their protection. He also mentioned receiving a call from Harris, which elicited boos from the crowd, while he reiterated his intention to win the election and make America great again. Harris, in a separate interview, emphasized the need for political discourse to avoid violence, indirectly referencing Trump without naming him. As both candidates ramp up their campaigns, tensions remain high, with Trump continuing to assert that political rhetoric is leading to violence.