Criticism Mounts Over Trump Iran Remarks
Officials in California expressed strong criticism of U.S. President Donald Trump's remarks, in which he said that allowing Iran to target California cities like Los Angeles and San Diego would be a "small price" to pay for protecting the United States and the world. Mayor Karen Bass described the statements as dangerous and risky to the safety of residents, while San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria emphasized that his city should not be considered "collateral damage" in a war. California Governor Gavin Newsom warned that Trump's comments are unstable and dangerous. Republican officials rejected the idea that cities could be considered a "cost" of war, emphasizing the importance of keeping American cities safe from any military threats. A White House spokesperson clarified that Trump's comments were about preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear capabilities that threaten the U.S., not about advocating for attacks on American cities.
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