Former President Donald Trump conducted a town hall meeting in Flint, Michigan, just two days after surviving a second assassination attempt. During the event, he addressed a large crowd, discussing topics including the auto industry, the economy, and promising significant changes for Michigan's economic landscape. Trump emphasized that only 'consequential presidents' face such threats, while also briefly acknowledging a recent pleasant phone call from Vice President Kamala Harris. The town hall was moderated by Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, and the atmosphere was marked by heightened security.