FBI Director Questioned Whether A Gunshot Struck Trump’s Ear During The Attempted Assassination – Trump Responds Brutally

Donald Trump has blasted the director of the FBI for raising doubts about whether the bullet that struck him during a Pennsylvania event actually struck his ear.

During Trump’s July 13 rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, gunfire broke out

The former president’s injuries were confirmed on social media when footage from the incident showed his hand flying to the side of his face and him emerging with a bloodied ear.

FBI director Christopher Wray questioned whether Trump’s ear was wounded by a bullet, to which the president has subsequently responded angrily.

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