Former President Donald Trump hosted a town hall meeting in Flint, Michigan, marking his first campaign event since a second alleged assassination attempt. The event, moderated by Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, attracted thousands of supporters, highlighting the significance of Michigan in the upcoming 2024 election. Trump addressed various issues including the state's struggling auto industry, stating that 'China will dominate the EV race' and vowing to implement the death penalty for drug dealers. Despite the serious threats to his safety, Trump remained unfazed, claiming that 'only consequential presidents get shot at.' Flint police have prepared extensively for the event to ensure safety for the attendees and the former president. Trump's performance included humor regarding the dangers of being president and pointed jabs at current administration figures, particularly Vice President Harris. The gathering showcased Trump's continued influence and support within his political base as he ramps up his campaign efforts.