Former President Trump and Fox News host Greg Gutfeld joked about a recent apparent assassination attempt against the GOP presidential nominee while he was at his golf club in Florida. “Mr. T, how’s your golf game?

Host Greg Gutfeld quickly turned his attention to the failed Trump hit which allegedly saw suspected gunman Ryan Wesley Routh, 58, lurk for almost 12 hours outside the Republican presidential nominee’s golf club in West Palm Beach, before the Secret Service spotted an SKS-type rifle poking through a fence and foiled the alleged plot.

Businessman Steve Witkoff, a longtime Trump friend and political donor, told NBC News on Tuesday that he knew immediately that a series of loud "pops" was gunfire, and he praised the Secret Service for its quick response in getting Trump off the golf course in under 20 seconds.

Federal investigators are scouring electronics and examining other evidence as they work to bring more serious charges against the suspect in the apparent assassination of Donald Trump at a Florida golf club,

Columnist and author David Marcus explains why he believes Democrats' polarized rhetoric has de-sensitized Americans to the assassination attempts against former President Donald Trump.

WASHINGTON - Look for President Donald Trump to make the two recent assassination attempts a major part of his campaign. “These encounters with death have not broken my will," Trump said at the top of a rally Wednesday on Long Island in New York.

Another public defender has been added to the federal criminal case against the man suspected of trying to kill former President Donald Trump, according to court documents. Ryan Wesley Routh is accused of pushing the muzzle of an AK-style rifle through the fence perimeter of a Florida golf course the former president was on Sunday.