Dan Scavino: Trump Was Shot, Then Asked if the Photographer Was OK

And by the way, thank you for joining us and supporting us, everybody out there, all great American patriots. We appreciate each and every one of you. We campaigned in a courthouse this past summer. We were all over the place. Literally, the campaign run out of the courthouse. Not only the courthouse, but we would be running around the country, barnstorming every country, every state, rather, seeing all of you out there campaigning. So much fake news out there, all of the leaks, all the defamation, all the BS that went on out there. He went out there, the indictments. everything, the lawfare. He went out there and as he raised his hand in Butler, Pennsylvania during that assassination attempt and raised that fist and said, fight. That's exactly what he does behind the scenes every day. He could be out at Mar-a-Lago every day, golfing in Palm Beach, Florida, California, New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, but he'd rather choose to be out there and fight for putting America first and making America great again. His behind the scenes moments in the assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, in the hospital, Just to show you his mindset The guy just got shot in the damn head Somebody attempted to assassinate him He's in the hospital And I show him that iconic picture of him raising fists He goes, hey Dan, how's it playing? Sir, the entire world is wondering what's going on right now How's everybody doing? How's the team doing? And myself and Susie Wiles and Stephen Chung and Walt Nauta were back with him He cared about everybody else He cared about his family We're connecting him with Melania, Ivanka, Don Jr., Eric He's speaking to them How's it playing? I showed him that iconic photo Doug Mills took it from the New York Times, great photographer. He stared at the picture, just stared at it. And he said, how is Doug Mills doing? Is Doug okay? Call Doug and see if he's doing okay. That's his thought process with everything going on. He's just a fighter. He's truly, I call him like America's greatest host because he's a great man. And everybody in the administration, the cabinet, and the people that spend those moments with him behind the scenes will understand. And they get what I'm saying. He just loves America. He loves people. He's just a happy-go-lucky guy, and the guy works his ass off from 5 in the morning till midnight. The guy barely sleeps, and trust me, I know from the phone calls and the messaging and things that we would put out, social media and platforms. But to be in the hospital with everything shot in the head, and he's worried about everybody else. A few hours later, we went wheels up. I believe we went back to New Jersey that evening. He was on the plane joking with all of us, on the plane, to make us feel... I mean, we were all, to this moment, to this day, and none of us will ever forget it. He cared about all of us on the plane, trying to make us all feel better and lift us up. And ladies and gentlemen, that is your 47th President of the United States of America.