Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-Texas ), who served as a White House doctor for 14 years, confirmed former President Donald Trump’s gunshot wound on Friday and announced that Trump is “rapidly recovering” from the July 13 assassination attempt and “doing extremely well”.
Jackson, a former White House doctors who served under both Trump and Barack Obama, said he understood the “global value” of the death effort against the 2024 Republican presidential candidate when he shared an update on the former mayor’s health with the American citizens on Friday.
” The would-be murderer fired several rounds from a relatively close distance using a high-powered weapons, with one bullet striking the former President, and now the Democratic Nominee for President, in his right ear”, Jackson stated. President Trump’s medical information from Butler Memorial Hospital, where he was immediately evaluated and treated for a” Gunshot Wound to the Right Ear,” I have reviewed.
The former White House doctor explained that based on his “direct studies” of the wound, his medical history, and his knowledge treating gunshot wounds, he was” completely concur” with the Butler Memorial Hospital’s analysis of Trump’s bullet wound.
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Jackson’s statements contrast sharply with Christopher Wray’s evidence to Congress on Wednesday. Harrison claimed there was” some question about whether or not it’s a bullet or debris” that hit Trump’s neck during the execution attempt by Thomas Matthew Crooks in Butler, Pennsylvania.
There is no way to know if it was anything other than a bullet, Jackson said. The medical and I both agreed that Congress should correct the record. Director Wray is incorrect and improper to make any other suggestions.
Jackson acknowledged the significance of the Trump assassination attempt, saying,” I want to convince the American citizens and the rest of the world, that President Trump is doing exceptionally well. He is recovering quickly from the bullet wound to his right ear.
Jackson stated in his release to the American people that he would continue to support the former president and his private physician “in any way they see fit” and may continue to provide updates on the former president’s problem with Trump’s consent.
