After discussing the assassination attempt made against him in Pennsylvania in July, former President Donald Trump said he's planning a trip back to Butler in October.

"We're going back to Butler; we're gonna go back in October," Trump said, adding, "Butler is a big, great area."

Addressing what he'll say when he returns, Trump told Musk, "I think I'll probably start by saying I was so horribly interrupted."

During his conversation with Musk, former President Donald Trump addressed the assassination attempt made against him during a campaign rally in July.

"It was amazing that I happened to be turned just at that perfect angle," Trump said of the bullet, which grazed his right ear while his head was turned.

During the discussion, Trump mentioned the man who was killed in the shooting, saying, it was a "very sad situation."

"We lost somebody that was firefighter, a great Trumper," Trump said of Corey Comperatore, adding, "He was a just a fantastic family [man] and a fantastic man."

The conversation between former President Donald Trump and Elon Musk appears to be delayed, with many X users reporting they cannot access the Spaces conversation.

"This Space is not available," appeared for some users on X.

The conversation was scheduled to begin at 8:00 p.m. ET.

A New York judge ruled Monday that the thousands of signatures gathered by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign in the state were "invalidated" after a Democrat-aligned group argued he misled voters by listing as his home an address he rarely visits.

The judge, Christina Ryba, ordered the New York Board of Elections to not include Kennedy's name on the ballot this fall.

A lawyer representing Kennedy told reporters last week they would appeal any ruling that went against them.

The ruling could prompt Democrats to bring similar lawsuits against Kennedy in other states where he gathered signatures from registered voters to appear on the ballot.

-ABC News' Will McDuffie