It's Sunday in Milwaukee on the eve of the Republican National Convention.

Former President Donald Trump is here in the city tonight and it's been 24 hours since

this country witnessed a former American president placed in grave danger.

24 hours since a bullet was close enough to graze his ear

while he campaigned for re-election.

The world, let alone the nation, was holding its collective breath, wondering if this would be the day that so many of our parents and our grandparents and even ourselves once asked,

where were you when?

But he is here and ready to accept his party's nomination

this very week.

Just as in the seconds after he emerged

under the weight of secret service,

shielding not only him, but our nation from a terrible

and tragic repeat of history.

He pumped his fist while exiting his plane

just a few hours ago.

His team, they say he is doing well. And we're told the CT scan he

underwent, it came back clear. But the attempt on his life has cast a long and dark

shadow over the convention, the campaign, and frankly the entire nation.

President Biden appealed to the nation tonight, imploring America to remember that while we may disagree,

we cannot treat each other as enemies.

There is no place in America of this kind of violence

or for any violence ever. Period. No exceptions. We can allow

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