Real English Talk: President Trump's Assassination Attempt
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In this English lesson, you will learn how to talk about the recent events involving former President Trump. You will also understand how to read the news in American English.

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1. Assassination: Killing an important person for political reasons.

• The assassination of the president shocked everyone.

2. Suspect: A person who might be guilty of a crime.

   • The police arrested a suspect after the shooting.

3. Campaign: A series of actions to achieve a goal, often in politics.

   • The candidate continued his campaign despite the threats.

4. Speech: A formal talk given to a group of people.

   • He was giving a speech when the incident happened.

5. Security: Actions taken to keep someone or something safe.

   • The security team responded quickly to the shooting.

6. Hot mic: A microphone that is on and picks up sound, often without the speaker's knowledge.

   • The politician's comments were accidentally recorded by a hot mic.

7. Hospitalized: Admitted to a hospital for medical care.

   • The injured politician was hospitalized immediately.

8. Investigation: A detailed search for the truth about something.

   • An investigation into the shooting has started.

9. Critical condition: Very serious medical state needing urgent care.

   • He is in critical condition after the attack.

10. Eyewitness: A person who sees something happen and can describe it.

    • An eyewitness described the shooting in detail.

11. Flee: To run away from danger.

    • The suspect tried to flee the scene.

12. Press conference: A meeting to give information to the media.

    • The mayor held a press conference about the incident.

13. Panic: Sudden fear that causes people to act without thinking.

    • There was panic among the crowd after the shooting.

14. Bulletproof vest: Clothing that protects against bullets.

    • The security guards wore bulletproof vests.

15. Crime scene: The place where a crime happened.

    • The police closed off the crime scene for investigation.

16. Surveillance: Watching someone closely.

    • The area was under constant surveillance.

17. Rally: A large public meeting, often for political reasons.

    • He was speaking at a rally when the shooting occurred.

18. Target: The person or thing aimed at.

    • The politician was the target of the attack.

19. Perpetrator: The person who did something bad or illegal.

    • The perpetrator was arrested by the police.

20. Crowd control: Actions taken to manage a large group of people.

    • The police used barriers for crowd control at the scene.

21. Cordon off: To block an area to prevent people from entering.

    • The police cordoned off the area where the shooting happened.

22. Lone wolf: A person who acts alone without help from others, especially in committing a crime.

• The shooter was described as a lone wolf, acting without support.

23. Background check: An investigation into a person's history, often for criminal records.

• The lone wolf had no prior criminal record, as shown in the background check.

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