Melania Trump fuels conspiracy theory about rally shooting in memoir promotion

In a bold move to promote her memoir, Melania Trump declares "we need to uncover the truth" about the rally shooting.

Former First Lady Melania Trump has recently stirred the political sphere with a thought-provoking video released on her X account.

In the 34-second clip, she reflects on the attempted assassination of her husband, describing it as a “horrible, distressing experience” and expressing discomfort with the "heavy" silence that followed.

Overlaid with dramatic instrumental music, the video captures Melania's contemplation on the incident, culminating in her poignant question, "I can’t help but wonder why didn’t law enforcement officials arrest the shooter before the speech? There is definitely more to this story and we need to uncover the truth."

The video, which ends with a promotion of her new memoir, 'Melania,' available for pre-order, adds to the intrigue surrounding the incident.

 

 

 

 

 

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Donald Trump has also made headlines with his unfounded claims, blaming Joe Biden and Kamala Harris for compromising his security, though there is no evidence to support any involvement or interference by them.

The former First Lady's memoir is billed as “the powerful and inspiring story of a woman who has defined personal excellence, overcome adversity, and carved her own path,” and is currently on sale with various editions ranging up to $250 for a collector’s copy that includes bonus photographs and a digital collectible.

This release follows a turbulent period marked by the assassination attempt on July 13 in Pennsylvania, where the former president narrowly escaped with a minor injury.

The event has led to intense scrutiny of the FBI and Secret Service, with investigations ongoing into the security failings and the circumstances leading up to the attack.

Melania’s poignant return to the public eye via social media underscores her selective approach to public engagement, often reserving her presence for moments she deems highly significant.