In a revealing new interview, Melania Trump shared her views on the recent assassination attempts on her husband, attributing them to a toxic political climate.

Mrs. Trump opened up about the strains recent events have place on family life, her relationship with her son, her tenure as first lady, and the 2024 presidential race during her first media appearance in two years, as the Daily Mail reports.

Melania Trump’s interview with Ainsley Earhardt on Fox News marked her return to the public eye, in which she also discussed her upcoming memoir.

The former first lady shared that the two assassination attempts on her husband were a result of what she perceives as a dangerously toxic atmosphere fostered by Democrats.

Reflections on Life in the White House and Early Career

During the interview, Melania looked back at her early career in the fashion industry, which she believes prepared her for the public scrutiny of being first lady.

She described the industry as both glamorous and tough, providing her with the resilience needed for her role in the White House.

Melania also touched on her life in the White House, describing her experiences as uniquely challenging and enriching. She expressed pride in her contributions as first lady, emphasizing her role in various public service initiatives.

While promoting her memoir, Melania revealed personal anecdotes about her life, including her initial meeting and first date with Donald Trump. She recalled the quiet, private nature of their first date, which she found to be ideal.

Family Dynamics and Personal Reflections

The discussion also covered her family life, particularly the challenges of explaining the political dangers, including assassination attempts, to their son Barron.

Melania shared the difficulty of discussing these events with Barron, who is currently studying at NYU's Stern School of Business.

Mrs. Trump's interview included reflections on her decision to have one child, sharing that while Donald encouraged the idea of more children, she felt fulfilled with just Barron. This decision, she noted, was influenced by the busy nature of their lives.

Regarding her mother, Amalija Knavs, who passed away in January 2024, Melania expressed her sorrow and the impact it had on her, emphasizing the importance of family during such times.

Political Views and 2024 Presidential Race

In terms of politics, Melania has remained less visible in the current campaign but showed strong support for her husband's bid in the 2024 presidential race. She praised Donald’s dedication to the country and his goal to "make America great again," a sentiment she echoed with enthusiasm.

Despite not attending the presidential debates, Melania’s support for her husband remains unwavering. She commented on the negative portrayal of Donald in the media, linking it to the toxicity that she believes led to the assassination attempts.

Melania criticized the current political climate as being overly divisive and harmful, urging for unity and a return to respectful discourse in national politics.

Looking Ahead: Melania's Memoir and Legacy

Melania's upcoming memoir, set to be released on Oct. 8, promises to offer readers a look behind the scenes of her life and time in the spotlight. She hopes the book will correct misinformation and offer an authentic portrayal of her experiences.

The memoir will feature personal stories and behind-the-scenes photos, aiming to provide insights into her journey from Slovenia to the White House.

In closing her interview, Melania expressed hope that her book would help bridge divides and lead to a better understanding of her family’s life and choices during their time in national politics.