Donald Trump is set to make a bold return this Saturday to the small Pennsylvania town where an assassination attempt took place during a rally, resulting in one death and multiple injuries.

The former president will share the stage with J.D. Vance, his running mate for the upcoming November election, as well as family members of the victims, first responders, and tech entrepreneur Elon Musk. Trump has expressed his desire to revisit the site of the July 13 shooting, where an attacker opened fire before being killed.

“Butler has become quite a famous place—it’s like a monument now,” Trump remarked at a recent rally in Milwaukee. His campaign emphasized that “he took a bullet for democracy” during the incident and announced he would speak behind protective glass upon his return.

The shooting unfolded just six minutes into Trump’s campaign speech, as he was addressing a crowd in a hot field and glancing at immigration statistics. Suddenly, eight shots rang out, prompting Trump to duck behind the podium as Secret Service agents rushed to secure the stage. In a dramatic moment, with blood on his face, he raised his fist and urged the crowd to “fight, fight, fight,” creating a now-iconic image for his campaign.

Trump recounted his immediate concern for the crowd’s safety: “The first thing I said is, ‘How many people are dead?’ Because, you know, we had a massive crowd.” However, his first recorded words were actually, “let me get my shoes,” as noted by witness Erin Autenreith.

The incident sent shockwaves through the political landscape, with President Joe Biden and other world leaders reaching out to wish Trump well. The shooting sparked calls for a reduction in campaign tensions, though any respite was brief as hostilities resumed.

Despite being grazed by a bullet, Trump was otherwise unharmed. The Secret Service faced criticism for failing to adequately secure the area from which the shots were fired, located just a few hundred feet from the stage.

This attempt on Trump’s life marked the beginning of a series of unsettling events during the presidential race, culminating in Biden’s surprising withdrawal and Vice President Kamala Harris stepping in as the Democratic candidate. On September 15, a man was apprehended at Trump’s Florida golf course, allegedly armed with a rifle and a GoPro camera, in what the FBI deemed a second assassination attempt.

Some of Trump’s supporters have propagated conspiracy theories, claiming that Democratic rhetoric labeling him a threat to democracy incited violence against him. Meanwhile, vendors at Trump rallies swiftly capitalized on the incident, selling T-shirts and memorabilia celebrating his narrow escape.

The shooting in Butler claimed the life of Corey Comperatore, a fire chief who died while trying to protect his family. Trump has expressed a desire to honor Comperatore and the two others who were injured during the event, saying, “We’re going to be there on Saturday. It’s going to be a really big event, and we’ll celebrate the life of Corey.”