Investigators are gathering information about the man they say was the gunman who shot former President Trump.
He was a high school graduate, a nursing home worker and a member of a gun club.
What did those facts add up to?
I'm Sasha Pfeiffer.
That's Steve Inske.
And this is up first from NPR News.
And a former Republican National Committee spokesman has a question about the meeting that begins today.
Will this be a moment of reflection and responsibility or more of a rallying cry with increased heated rhetoric?
We have an assessment this morning from our colleague Franco Ordonez in Milwaukee.
And while the facts about Saturday's shooting are limited, that has not stopped conspiracy theories.
We've checked on a few that have been spreading.
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