Former President Donald Trump attributes his survival from a July assassination attempt to divine intervention, suggesting that God spared him to 'straighten out' a 'sick and broken' America. The incident, which left one supporter dead and two others injured during a Pennsylvania rally, involved a bullet that merely grazed Trump's ear. Trump reflected that experts, including his sons, believed the gunman should not have missed at such close range, implying the miss was due to the shooter being 'rushed' by rally attendees. Despite praising the swift action of the Secret Service, Trump acknowledged a failure in securing the rooftop where the shooter was positioned. His remarks have resonated with religious supporters, bolstering his campaign as prominent allies like Reverend Franklin Graham and public figures like Tucker Carlson echo these sentiments.