After the shocking assassination attempt at his rally, Donald Trump was treated for an injury to his right ear. Although there was confusion about the nature of the injury, official statements have since clarified the situation. Reports confirmed that a bullet struck Trump during the attack, which raised many questions about his condition.
In an interview, Trump mentioned he felt something hit his ear during the shooting, recalling the moment vividly. Medical professionals, including his former doctor Ronny Jackson, described the injury as a bullet wound that did not require stitches. Jackson stated that the wound was around two centimeters wide and involved some soft tissue.
Photos taken shortly after the incident showed Trump with a bandage on his ear, but new images and Trump’s recent appearances indicate that the injury has healed remarkably well. Journalists have noted that despite the chaos of the attack, Trump’s ear now looks almost normal, which is quite astonishing given the circumstances.
As the details continue to unfold, the incident has turned into a significant talking point for Trump’s supporters, emphasizing resilience even in the face of violence.
APA Citations:
- Fiallo, J. (2024, September 10). Reporter: What I learned when Trump let me inspect his ear. The Daily Beast. Retrieved from https://www.thedailybeast.com
- Shah, S., & Cleary, O.-A. (2024, July 27). What we do and don’t know about Trump’s ear wound. TIME. Retrieved from https://time.com
- Goldin, M. (2024, July 17). A photo that appears to show Trump’s ear with no damage after the attempted assassination is actually from 2022. AP News. Retrieved from https://apnews.com
- Nuzzi, O. (2024, September 9). An exclusive look at Donald Trump’s ear injury and recovery. New York Magazine. Retrieved from New York Magazine
- Jackson, R. (2024). Medical letter regarding Donald Trump’s gunshot wound. New York Magazine. Retrieved from New York Magazine
Do you see anything wrong with his right ear in his Official Presidential Portrait?
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