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Former President Trump's speech closes the work of the four-day Assembly in Milwaukee.

He stood daily in the assembly with a bandage in his ears, to cover the plague from the Sabbath.

The assassination against him has dominated the Assembly this week, despite the organisers' insistence that they would continue with their programme as planned, less than 48 hours after the attack.

Speakers and delegates constantly cheered “Fight, fight, fight! ” repeating the words Mr. Trump said from the rally stage raising his fist after Secret Service agents killed the assailant. Some of his supporters have started wearing improvised bandages to show solidarity with Mr. Trump during the Parliament.

While former President Trump will present his vision for the next four years, after the assassination he has made changes in the speech, softening his tone. Mr. Trump himself said that the event prompted him to change part of the talk, which in his first version consisted mainly of attacks on President Joe Biden. He will now focus more on uniting the country.

I'm telling you the truth, it's going to be a whole different speech now,” he told the newspaper “Washington Examiner.”

Speakers in the Assembly attributed divine intervention to the fact that Mr. Trump survived the attack and honored the victim Corey Computer, who died while defending his daughter and wife from shooting at the rally.

“This day could have returned from a holiday in pain and mourning,” said the candidate for vice president, Senator from Ohio JD Vance, during a speech in the Parliament on Wednesday.

During his first speech since being appointed vice presidential candidate by former President Trump, Senator Vance spoke of his childhood between poverty in Kentucky and Ohio, his mother suffering from drug addiction and the missing father in his life. He also spoke about his decision to serve in the military and how he climbed to the top of American politics.

Mr. Trump's son Donald Trump, Jr., spoke with emotion Wednesday about his father's courage, saying he told the world “ ” that the future US president has a lion heart.” But he combined his message to his father as a symbol of the national union with criticism of his enemies.

When he rose with blood on his face and the flag behind him, the world witnessed a spirit that could never be defeated,” he said.

The Assembly offered a view of the Republican Party transformed by Mr. Trump since he won the hearts of the party's electorate towards appointment as Republican candidate in 2016. Former guerrillas within Mr. Trump's party include Texas senators Ted Cruz and Florida's Marco Rubio, former US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis expressed unconditional support for the former president.

Mr. Trump hasn't spoken in public since the attack, even though he has given interviews without cameras. But according to a recording of his comments during a private phone conversation made by a mobile phone and secured by television. PBS, Mr. Trump has referred to the attack.

I was lucky,” he said. God was with me. ”