President Donald Trump is set to make a courageous return to Butler, Pennsylvania, where he narrowly escaped an assassination attempt just three months ago. Trump will hold a rally at the Butler Farm Show fairgrounds on October 5, the very site where he came within inches of losing his life.

The attack, which occurred during a rally in July, saw a gunman open fire, injuring Trump, killing one audience member and wounding another. Secret Service agents took down the assailant, but the memory of that near-fatal day lingers. Rather than retreat, Trump is choosing to go back to the scene of the attack to finish his speech and pay tribute to those who protected him and the victims who suffered that day.

During a recent rally in North Carolina, Trump addressed the upcoming event, telling his supporters, “We’re going back to Butler to finish our speech.” He made it clear that he would not be intimidated by those who seek to stop his movement.

Trump’s return is not just about finishing a speech—it’s about honoring the courage and sacrifice of those involved in the incident. One victim, Corey Comperatore, a firefighter, gave his life shielding his family from the gunman’s bullets. Trump plans to pay tribute to Comperatore’s heroic actions and recognize the two others injured in the attack.

In a statement, Trump’s campaign called his return a “tribute to the American spirit,” emphasizing that, in America, we don’t let attackers have the last word. Trump’s decision to hold another rally in Butler symbolizes the resilience of a nation that rallies together in the face of adversity.

As the president prepares for his return to the site of the attack, his campaign declared that he is “more determined than ever” to continue his fight for America’s future, showing that neither violence nor fear will deter him from his mission.