What Biden says about attack on Trump

Former US President Donald Trump was injured Saturday at his campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, reports CNN.

Blood could be seen on his ear and face after loud bangs were heard at the rally. Secret Service agents covered him up before helping him away from the scene.

Basically, he was shot in the ear during the election campaign rally, prompting his security agents to swarm him.

In an immediate reaction to the attack on Trump, President Biden condemned the shooting at Donald Trump’s rally and said: “There’s no place in America for this kind of violence. We must unite as one nation to condemn it.”

“It’s sick, it’s one of the reasons we have to unite this country,” he said, speaking from Delaware. “We cannot allow for this to be happening. We cannot be like this, we cannot condone this.”

Biden added that he’s tried to get in touch with Trump, noting that the former president is with his doctors and appears to be doing well.

“Apparently, he’s doing well. I plan on talking to him shortly, I hope, when I get back to the telephone,” Biden said during his remarks in Delaware.

The president said he will provide further updates when he learns more information and if he’s able to get in contact with Trump.