One week after a would-be assassin made an attempt on former President Donald Trump’s life at his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania — killing hero firefighter Corey Comperatore and seriously injuring two others in addition to Trump — thousands lined up to attend his next rally in Michigan.

Trump senior adviser Dan Scavino shared video of the former president preparing to board Trump Force One, headed for Grand Rapids, MI, for not only his first rally since the assassination attempt but his first rally alongside his newly-named running mate, Senator JD Vance (R-OH).

“Happening Now: President Trump boards Trump Force One, heading to the Great State of Michigan, for a rally in beautiful Grand Rapids!” he posted along with the video on X.

Happening Now: President Trump boards Trump Force One, heading to the Great State of Michigan, for a rally in beautiful Grand Rapids! pic.twitter.com/xbpHzMkFKq

— Dan Scavino Jr.🇺🇸🦅 (@DanScavino) July 20, 2024

On the ground in Grand Rapids, videos and photos showed the thousands of Trump supporters who were already waiting to see the former president despite the recent attempt on his life.

“It’s 10:30am. The line to see President Trump and @JDVance1 is MASSIVE. Just thousands of people. Michigan is making a statement,” OANN’s Daniel Baldwin posted.

It’s 10:30am.

The line to see President Trump and @JDVance1 is MASSIVE.

Just thousands of people.

Michigan is making a statement. pic.twitter.com/U35T14JNmN

— Daniel Baldwin (@baldwin_daniel_) July 20, 2024

“Twenty year old Michigan voter at the Trump rally today: ‘This is a week after President Trump just got shot at. Just that is crazy. I know he will fight for this country,'” Baldwin added.

Twenty year old Michigan voter at the Trump rally today:

“This is a week after President Trump just got shot at. Just that is crazy. I know he will fight for this country.” pic.twitter.com/TQ1Aa3TBw7

— Daniel Baldwin (@baldwin_daniel_) July 20, 2024

Former Assistant Treasury Secretary Monica Crowley added, “Tonight, President Trump and VP nominee @JDVance1 will hold their first rally together — and the first since the heinous assass*ination attempt — in Grand Rapids, Michigan. THOUSANDS are already in line. The passion & energy are fiercer than ever. Incredible.”

🚨 Tonight, President Trump and VP nominee @JDVance1 will hold their first rally together – and the first since the heinous assass*ination attempt – in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

THOUSANDS are already in line.

The passion & energy are fiercer than ever.

Incredible 🔥

📸:… pic.twitter.com/Cotn23kCyQ

— Monica Crowley (@MonicaCrowley) July 20, 2024

“Lots of chants of ‘Fight! Fight! Fight!'” a post from Life News noted.

Massive crowd already in Michigan hours before the Trump rally despite last weekend’s assassination attempt.

Lots of chants of “fight, fight, fight.” pic.twitter.com/cnyM35wtmw

— LifeNews.com (@LifeNewsHQ) July 20, 2024

With nearly three hours before the event was scheduled to begin, hundreds could already be seen filling the seats inside the Van Andel Arena as well.

NOW – Crowd begins to fill up the Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where President Trump and Senator J.D. Vance will be hosting their rally at 5PM pic.twitter.com/IVT3FLlgw9

— Overton (@OvertonLive) July 20, 2024

“America is not afraid!” a post from Real America’s Voice added. “Thousands, including hundreds of first-time attendees, tell @BenBergquam there is no fear ahead of President Trump’s first public rally since the attempt on his life last week.”

America is NOT afraid!

Thousands, including hundreds of first-time attendees, tell @BenBergquam there is no fear ahead of President Trump’s first public rally since the attempt on his life last week.

WATCH President @realDonaldTrump ‘s #MAGA Rally: https://t.co/1pelKnscqJ pic.twitter.com/BQcA8CHAMi

— Real America’s Voice (RAV) (@RealAmVoice) July 20, 2024

Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) went to Butler County, Pennsylvania, on Friday in search of answers in the wake of last week’s attempt on the life of former President Donald Trump — and when he got there, he said the FBI made him leave.

Hawley, who also sent a letter to DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas demanding he account for numerous apparent security failures that led up to the assassination attempt, described what happened during a Friday evening appearance on “Hannity.”

“As the Senate prepares for hearings, today I went to Butler County to see the site of the shooting myself — and FBI told me to leave. We need ANSWERS. I won’t stop pushing until we get them,” Hawley captioned a video of the exchange.

WATCH:

As the Senate prepares for hearings, today I went to Butler County to see the site of the shooting myself – and FBI told me to leave. We need ANSWERS. I won’t stop pushing until we get them pic.twitter.com/rtswNlngGi

— Josh Hawley (@HawleyMO) July 20, 2024

“Where are your fellow Democrats?” Hannity asked Hawley. “Their silence is deafening to me. Why aren’t they more outraged over this?”

“I don’t know. I just don’t get it at all,” Hawley replied. “I’ll tell you one thing — today,  Sean, when I went to the site, the FBI has got more security on that site now than they did the night that Trump was shot at. The FBI — totally late — and they’re trying to control the information, Sean, they tried to kick me off of the site. They said, ‘get out of here, you shouldn’t be on this site, we don’t want you here.'”

“Get this,” Hawley continued. “I’m there on the site, I had permission from the local security operator to be there, and they — the FBI — came out and said, ‘You have got to leave, we do not want you here.’ That’s what they’re trying to do, they’re trying to control it.”

The Secret Service has been in the hot seat since last Saturday, facing a number of questions beginning with how Trump’s would-be assassin was able to attain an elevated position less than 200 yards and with a direct line of sight to where the former president was speaking.