During a rally in Nebraska, Donald Trump suggested that Iran could attack major U.S. cities like Los Angeles or San Diego, framing it as a small price to pay for global safety and an imminent end to the war. His remarks drew swift criticism from California leaders, including Governor Gavin Newsom, and Mayors Karen Bass and Todd Gloria, who denounced his statements as dangerous and a potential threat to public safety. The White House later clarified that Trump's intent was to emphasize that the U.S. was preventing Iran from having the capability to attack these cities. AI
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