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one ViewRepublican Rep. Kevin Kelly asked, “How close was the assassin’s bullet to killing President Trump?” Wray responded that he didn’t know the actual distance but “my understanding is that it was either (the bullet) or some shrapnel that grazed his ear.”

Later in the hearing, Wray reply House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan responded to a question about where the eight bullets fired by Thomas Crooks went. “With respect to former President Trump, there is a question as to whether it was a bullet or shrapnel that hit him in the ear,” Wray said again. However, after confirming that the FBI “accounted for” all the shootings, he added, “I don’t know if that bullet could have landed anywhere other than a graze.”

Trump on the weekend Tell A group of people in Michigan said: “I took a bullet for democracy.” The same day, Axios The report said a memo written by Trump’s former White House doctor and shared by his campaign team said the bullet hit Trump’s ear, “less than a quarter inch away from entering (Trump’s) head” and “caused a 2 cm wide wound.”