Professors question whether Trump really was hit by a bullet [Video]

ANALYSIS: Trump exaggerating the shooting to ‘create violence against his rivals’?

A pair of professors used FBI Director Christopher Wray’s Wednesday testimony before Congress to question whether Donald Trump actually was shot during July 13’s assassination attempt.

This speculation really took off on social media after Newsweek tweeted out its story titled “Donald Trump Might Not Have Been Shot After All” (later edited to “Donald Trump May Not Have Been Hit By Bullet, FBI Director Says”).

Western New England University’s Jennifer Taub, a law professor who hosts a YouTube show called “Morning Jen,” asked as her July 25 Question of the Day “Did Donald Trump fake, or take, a bullet?” (Video below.)

For Taub (who does note the overall seriousness of the assassination attempt several times), Wray’s comments about the Trump shooting were “absolutely the most charitable thing he could have done.”

She says what Wray reallysaid is that “it wasn’t a bullet” that hit Trump, and claims …