The damage that he's done to this country is unthinkable.
It's unthinkable.
We rise together or we fall apart.
I am running to be president for all of America,
not half of America.
They've got to stop that because they're destroying our country.
There's a lot of talk about a new tone for
Trump following his near death experience.
That tone was evident in the beginning of his remarks.
They were more somber, toned down.
There were no attacks on people.
He was simply describing what had happened to him on
Saturday when a bullet raised his ear.
That lasted maybe about 20 minutes, half an hour.
And then it I went into what I would say
a normal Trump stump speech sounds like at a rally.
The damage that this administration has done, and I say
it often, if you took the 10 worst presidents in
the history of the United States, think of it, the
10 worst added them up.
They will not have done the damage that Biden has
done.
The damage that he's done to this country is unthinkable.
It's unthinkable.
We don't have fierce people.
We have people that are a lot less than fierce,
except when it comes to cheating on elections and a
couple of other things.
Then they're fears.
Then they're fears is his rhetoric hasn't changed about the
election, 2020 election, and I'm really concerned that we're going
to have another issue depending on who wins.
If anything, it seemed to embolden the delegates more.
They were very uplifted by the fact that Trump survived
and that he had told them to fight, fight, fight
the clenched and raised fist, fight, fight, fight.
You could see really evidence of that taking hold in
the magnet movement, whether it be people's apparel or bandages
over their their ears.
People were making nod to that clenched fists where you
can see the blood dripping down the president's face as
well.