Politicians slam Trump’s suggestion that Iran ‘take’ San Diego, Los Angeles
Also reported by CBS News
Summary
President Donald Trump said at a rally that Americans might have to accept the loss of cities like Los Angeles and San Diego to Iran in a war. His remarks caused strong reactions from both Democrats and some Republicans, who criticized him for suggesting American cities could be destroyed.Key Facts
- President Trump spoke at a rally in Nebraska about sacrifices needed to win the US-Israeli war against Iran.
- He said letting Iran take out cities like Los Angeles and San Diego was a "small price to pay."
- The war with Iran is in its eighth month and remains unpopular with many Americans.
- California Governor Gavin Newsom called Trump’s comments “dangerous” and urged Congress to act.
- Some Republicans, like Jim Desmond and Kevin Kiley, also disagreed with Trump’s remarks.
- The White House defended Trump, saying his comments were misunderstood and meant to show Iran is a threat.
- California has the largest population and economy in the US and holds 52 seats in the House of Representatives.
- All 435 seats in the House are up for election in the upcoming midterms.
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