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During an interview that aired on Sunday’s broadcast of Fox News Channel’s “Life, Liberty & Levin,” former President Donald Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, discussed how the failed assassination attempt in July impacted his faith in God.LEVIN: You’ve been a man of faith. You go to church. You believe in God.
But I’ll tell you, if he wasn’t, it would have been like in Las Vegas, that horrible attack in Las Vegas with the crazy men up in the building shooting down into the crowds. And that’s what you would have had here. These crowds were bigger. And you would have had a lot of people and a lot.
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