Trump Called Shapiro After Arson Attack...Here's How the Governor Described the President

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Key Details of the Phone Call

Following an arson attack on Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's residence, President Donald Trump contacted him. They spoke for approximately 15 minutes. Shapiro initially missed the call from Trump's personal phone, but returned it. The conversation covered the arson, as well as other topics, according to Shapiro.

Shapiro's Account

Shapiro described Trump as "very gracious," noting that Trump inquired about his family's well-being. While the governor wouldn't disclose details of their private conversation, he stated they agreed to stay in touch.

The Arson Attack

Cody Balmer, 38, has been charged with numerous offenses including attempted murder and terrorism for the April 13th arson attack. Balmer reportedly confessed, stating his actions stemmed from Shapiro's stance on Palestinian issues.

Trump's Response

President Trump previously commented on the attack, stating he didn't know the suspect's motive but believed the attacker was "not a fan of Trump." He further described the perpetrator as "probably just a whack job."

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