Topic: Corey Comperatore

The segment honors the family of Corey Comperatore, who was killed during the Butler rally, and demands answers for the other victims. Joseph McBride reiterates the importance of investigating Willie Teppes and his links to extremist groups overseas. He concludes by urging Dan Bongino and Kash Patel to "return on the investment" made by the American people by delivering a truthful account of the assassination attempt.

Donald Trump celebrates the release of Mark Fogle from a Russian penal colony after 22 days of his administration's efforts. He also pays tribute to Corey Comperatore, the firefighter who was killed during the July 13 assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania. Trump introduces Comperatore's widow, Helen, and their daughters, describing Corey as a "true American patriot" who sacrificed his life to save his family.

Trump pays tribute to Corey Comperatore, the firefighter killed during the rally, and mentions a million-dollar donation made to his family. He also praises the Secret Service sniper who neutralized the shooter with a single shot from a significant distance.

Stone and Jones discuss Jamie Raskin's "brazen" calls for a 14th Amendment removal of Trump, which they view as a double standard compared to the charges against Trump. Stone supports Trump's decision to return to Butler, Pennsylvania, to pay respects to the family of Corey Comperatore. He dismisses media claims from figures like Joy Reid that the assassination attempt was "staged" as a sign of "mental illness."

The segment pays tribute to Corey Comperatore, the firefighter killed at the Trump rally while protecting his family, featuring testimony from an ER physician who attempted to save him. Alex Jones criticizes Ana Navarro and Joy Behar for their comments on "The View," where they allegedly expressed regret that Trump was not silenced or suggested his survival was "narcissistic" to attribute to God. The discussion contrasts the media's portrayal of Trump's strength with Joe Biden's current COVID-19 diagnosis.

Donald Trump honors Corey Comperatore, the former fire chief who was killed while protecting his family during the Butler shooting. He also mentions the two seriously wounded survivors, David Dutch and James Kopenhaver. Trump announces that over $6.3 million has been raised for the victims' families, including a $1 million donation from Dan Newland.