Trump, Musk, and Vance to visit Pennsylvania site of Trump's first assassination attempt.

• A rally led by Donald Trump is scheduled to take place in Butler, Pennsylvania, where a gunman attempted to assassinate him during a previous rally on July 13, resulting in chaos.
• Elon Musk is predicted to be present at the event as the campaign strives to generate excitement about Trump's upcoming visit to Butler.
• In the upcoming presidential race, Trump will face a new opponent in Vice President Kamala Harris, as President Biden has decided to drop out over the summer.

On Saturday, former President Donald Trump will hold a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, where a gunman attempted to assassinate him during a July 13 rally, resulting in the death of one crowd member.

In July, 13 days after the rally shooting, Trump first revealed his plan to return to Butler.

The Trump campaign is working to generate excitement for the upcoming Butler event, which could be one of his last significant public appearances in a crucial swing state before the Nov. 5 election.

Trump exclaimed on Truth Social on Thursday, "SATURDAY BUTLER — HISTORIC!"

But Trump returns to Butler in a very different presidential race.

Despite the disastrous performance of President Joe Biden in their June 27 debate, Trump was still reveling in the growing doubt among Democrats about their candidate's ability to win a second term ahead of the first Butler visit.

After Biden dropped out of the race, Harris has assumed leadership of the Democratic ticket and has started to narrow Trump's lead.

Trump's second Butler rally will also spotlight his new entourage.

Elon Musk, Tesla CEO and new Trump ally, is expected to attend. After the Butler assassination attempt, Musk officially endorsed Trump, marking a significant shift in their previously hostile relationship.

JD Vance, Ohio's senator and Trump's running mate, will give an opening speech.

According to the campaign, Corey Comperatore's family members are also expected to attend the rally.

On Saturday, the Secret Service increased its security measures for the rally.

The Secret Service faced intense scrutiny after the Butler shooting, with questions about how a gunman could come close to a former president at a public event. This outrage intensified after Trump was targeted in another assassination attempt in September.

The Secret Service announced on Friday that it had implemented significant improvements to its communication capabilities and resources.

Spokesman Anthony Guglielmi stated that the former President is receiving increased security measures and we take his safety and security very seriously.