President Donald Trump has criticized the Biden administration and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for their handling of the investigation into the 2024 assassination attempt against him. Trump, who was shot in Butler, Pennsylvania, claimed that new information has come to light showing that key evidence was missing, altered, or corrupted. In a post on his social media platform, Truth Social, he wrote that the FBI under President Joe Biden did not conduct a proper investigation into the shooter, stating, "By the time I got into Office, on January 20th, most of the information was missing, altered, corrupted, or gone." Trump also alleged that newly discovered evidence had only recently come to light, questioning why it was not found earlier. He claimed this was part of a "Democrat Plot" to remove him from the election, which he said "failed." He further called for FBI Director Christopher Wray to face consequences for how he handled the assassination attempt and for his public statements regarding the incident. The FBI has not commented specifically on Trump's claims, but it is important to note that there is no evidence linking Democrats or the Biden administration to the attempted assassination. Investigations into such events are typically handled with strict procedural guidelines to ensure impartiality and accuracy. Trump's statements have sparked further debate about the transparency and conduct of federal agencies in high-profile cases. While he has a history of criticizing the FBI and the Justice Department, the allegations he has made in this instance have not been substantiated by any official investigation or credible evidence.