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What was it like being in the crowd that day when former president Donald Trump narrowly avoided being assassinated? Brian Glenn from Real America's Voice was in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, and we caught up with him at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

From where he was standing, Glenn said he didn't see anything suspicious until those infamous shots were fired.

After the shooting, and after Trump defiantly raised his fist, Glenn recalled how some of the former president's supporters called out the media. Their rhetoric, the Trump supporters said, led to that fateful moment.

WATCH: This was the crowd’s response immediately after former President Trump was whisked away by secret service following the attempt on his life. Many turn towards the media and begin shaking their firsts and giving the finger. pic.twitter.com/sPeJxcMEsy

— Rachel Parker (@Emmanuel_Rach) July 14, 2024

Despite the extreme consequences of the media's continued labelling of Trump as a 'threat to democracy', Glenn said he doesn't expect the rhetoric to be toned down against the former president as the campaign continues.