Trump Alters Speech After Assassination Attempt, Arrives in Milwaukee for RNC Milwaukee, Wisconsin – President Donald Trump modified his prepared speech on Wednesday after an assassination attempt during his rally in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Upon arriving in Milwaukee for the Republican National Convention, Trump made numerous changes to his address, including removing some planned attacks on his opponent, Joe Biden. According to sources close to the campaign, the revisions were made out of sensitivity to the seriousness of the incident. The suspect in the assassination attempt, a 17-year-old male, was apprehended by law enforcement and has been charged with attempted homicide. The President expressed gratitude for the swift response of the Secret Service and local authorities. In his revised speech, Trump focused on themes of law and order, emphasizing his commitment to supporting law enforcement and combating violent crime. He also touted his administration’s economic achievements, including the creation of jobs and the passage of tax cuts. The RNC is a four-day event that will conclude with Trump’s acceptance speech on Thursday. The convention is being held in person, unlike the Democratic National Convention last week, which was largely held virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The attack on Trump’s rally has heightened security concerns at the RNC. Milwaukee police have deployed hundreds of officers to ensure the safety of convention attendees and protesters. The Secret Service has also increased its presence in and around the convention area. Despite the assassination attempt, Trump expressed determination to continue his campaign and deliver his message to the American people. He is expected to use his speech at the RNC to rally his supporters and outline his vision for a second term.Trump Changes Speech After Assassination AttemptTrump Changes Speech After Assassination Attempt Former President Donald Trump has announced that he will be changing his speech for the upcoming Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Trump arrived in Milwaukee a day after a gunman shot at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania, killing one and injuring two others. The Secret Service killed the gunman. In an interview with the Washington Examiner, Trump said that the speech he was planning to give on Thursday would have been “one of the most incredible speeches.” However, he said that the assassination attempt has prompted him to change his speech to one of unity for the country and the world. Trump said that he is not allowing the assassination attempt to change his schedule or anything else. He added that it is more important than ever to stand together and show strength and determination. Trump is expected to receive his party’s formal nomination at the Republican National Convention, which begins Monday. The convention will feature televised speeches from rising Republican stars and Trump’s pick for a vice presidential running mate, while highlighting the party’s stance on issues such as abortion, immigration, and the economy. Trump is not expected to speak at the event until Thursday night.