Former President Donald Trump has made a notable entrance into the Republican National Convention on its fourth and final night of programming. Scheduled to speak later tonight, he is poised to formally accept the GOP presidential nomination for a third time.
Trump revealed that he decided to discard his original prepared remarks for the RNC and instead crafted a completely new speech following an assassination attempt he survived on Saturday in Pennsylvania. In an interview with the Washington Examiner, he expressed his belief that this speech presents an opportunity to unite not only the entire country but potentially the entire world. He emphasized that the revised speech will differ significantly from his initial plans.
Chris LaCivita, one of Trump's top advisers, indicated that the upcoming speech will have a strong focus on the future. Additionally, a source close to the matter disclosed that Trump is unlikely to mention President Joe Biden by name during his address, where he is expected to formally accept the presidential nomination from his party.
