Trump Installs Butler Attack Statue in Oval Office

A bronze statue depicting the aftermath of the 2024 assassination attempt on President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania has been installed in the Oval Office, symbolizing his resilience and serving as a campaign rallying point. The sculpture, attributed to artist Stan Watts, shows Trump with a raised fist and bloodied ear, flanked by three Secret Service agents—including current agency director Sean Curran—against a muted American flag. The depicted moment, when Trump shouted 'Fight! Fight! Fight!' after being grazed by a bullet, has become iconic among his supporters and is widely featured in campaign memorabilia. Plans are underway for a nine-foot-tall version of the statue. Additionally, a painting by Marc Lipp, based on Doug Mills’ Pulitzer-winning photo of the incident, is displayed in the White House. The White House has not officially commented on the presence of the artwork.