Trump has voiced concern for his family's safety after the assassination attempts on him

The former President of the United States and candidate for the election of the head of state from the Republican Party Donald Trump admitted that he is worried about the safety of members of his family. He told the American TV channel Fox News on September 21.

When asked by the journalist whether he is worried about his family in light of two recent attempts on his life, the presidential candidate answered in the affirmative.

"I don't usually talk about it. But yes, I have to worry about my family," Trump revealed.

The second attempted assassination attempt on Trump was made on September 15: there was a shooting outside a golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida. It was specified that Trump was 500 m from the epicenter of the incident.

The US presidential candidate later reported that he was not injured in the shooting and is safe. Trump thanked his supporters for their support. Several police cars were on duty outside his international hotel in Nevada after the incident.

So far, the suspect in the alleged attempted assassination of Trump, Ryan Wesley Routh, has been charged with two counts of firearms related charges.

The first assassination attempt on Trump occurred on July 13 when he was holding a campaign rally. The former U.S. leader was shot in the ear on a tangential trajectory. As a result of the shooting, one of the spectators was killed and two other people were wounded. The attacker was eliminated by return fire from an FBI sniper.