Jackson said that he traveled to Bedminster, Trump’s New Jersey golf club, on the night of the incident. The former White House doctor said the bullet came “less than a quarter of an inch” from entering Trump’s head and struck the top of his right ear, but no sutures were required.
Following the shooting, Trump was initially treated by medical staff at Butler Memorial Hospital in Butler, Pennsylvania, where he was evaluated and underwent a CT scan. The former president will undergo further evaluations, including a comprehensive hearing exam as needed, according to the letter.
Jackson added that the wound has begun to heal but there is still “intermittent bleeding” requiring a bandage.
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