Former President Donald Trump is under investigation by Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes for comments made about former Rep. Liz Cheney, suggesting guns should be 'trained on her face' during an event with Tucker Carlson. The remarks are being analyzed to determine if they constitute a death threat under Arizona law, which prohibits threatening or intimidating behavior. Mayes, a Democrat, emphasized that while she hasn't yet concluded if the statements violate the law, they are unhelpful as the state approaches elections and seeks to maintain peace at polling places. Cheney criticized Trump's comments, likening him to a dictator and stating such threats are how dictators destroy nations. Trump defended his comments, reiterating his view of Cheney as a war hawk, with his spokesperson asserting that Cheney and others are quick to send Americans to war without participating themselves.