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Zito’s new book on Trump assassination attempt gets media hits

Washington Examiner senior columnist Salena Zito gave an interview on O’Connor & Company Wednesday to share the content of her phone calls with President Donald Trump after he survived an assassination attempt in Butler,

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Journalist who refused to duck during Trump assassination attempt reflects on Butler rally in new book

Reporter Salena Zito's book details her eyewitness account of the Trump rally shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania, capturing dramatic moments and exploring place in American politics.

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One year after Trump’s attempted assassination, how politics has changed

Violence isn't new to the nation's politics, of course. Four presidents have been assassinated in office − Abraham Lincoln and James Garfield in the 19th century and William McKinley and John F. Kennedy in the 20th − and every modern president has been the target of serious assassination plots.

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Trump ‘representing the presidency’ in his ‘fight, fight, fight’ call: Salena Zito

Salena Zito also said she received a call from Donald Trump the day after the assassination attempt and that he asked her if ...

Journalist Salena Zito shares her first-hand account of the assassination attempt on President Donald Trump

Salena Zito spoke with Fox News Digital ahead of the release of ‘Butler: The Untold Story of the Near Assassination of Donald Trump and the Fight for America's Heartland.’ ...

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A Very Consequential 2 Weeks for Trump’s Presidency

Elites struggle to understand Trump's appeal. What they've always missed is the nuance of what "Make America Great Again" ...

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Trump heralds ‘powerful’ book by the ‘Washington Examiner’s’ Zito on assassination attempt

President Donald Trump praised a new book by the Washington Examiner’s Salena Zito, saying it provides an eyewitness account ...

Trump in the Crosshairs

As an enterprising and hard-working journalist, Salena Zito drives her Jeep a lot. Just not on interstates. It isn't that she's avoiding speeding maniacs—you can find them on any Pittsburgh street—but ...

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