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The shooting is kick starting a conversation about campaign security and threats to political figures during the election season. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean spoke with a former federal agent to learn the next steps in our government's investigation into the assassination attempt on Donald Trump.

Former Arizona politician Mary Rose Wilcox was shot while serving in 1997 and said while the health and safety of Trump is in her thoughts first, the assassination attempt brought back some of her own painful memories.

The assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump inspired an impromptu gathering at the State Capitol where people expressed their thoughts and feelings.

A map outlines the area where Trump's campaign rally took place and where it's believed the shooter was at the time of the event.

Mary Rose Wilcox, former Phoenix City Councilwoman who was shot in 1997, shared her reaction to the shooting at the Trump rally and said the country needs to come together.

Kenneth Gray, former FBI Agent, went over what the FBI investigation will now entail following the shooting at a Donald Trump campaign rally and how the public will need to be patient as information is collected. He also said he sees these events moving indoors in the future to avoid outside threats.

Former Phoenix Police Commander Jeff Hynes spoke on the impact of the Trump rally shooting and how it will effect future security measures.

Political consultant Stan Barnes shared his thoughts following the shooting at a rally for former President Trump that left the shooter and another spectator dead and Trump injured.

ASU student, Dylan Marks was studying at the library when he heard the news of Former President Donald Trump being shot at the Pennsylvania Rally. Marks says he decided to come down to the Arizona State Capitol to support the former president.