Summary
President Donald Trump said at a rally that Iran could attack Los Angeles or San Diego. California officials, including Governor Gavin Newsom, responded strongly against these remarks, calling them dangerous.
Key Facts
- President Trump made a statement about Iran possibly attacking Los Angeles or San Diego.
- The comments were made during a campaign rally in Nebraska.
- California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized Trump's remarks as unsafe and unreasonable.
- The backlash came quickly from California officials after Trump's speech.
- President Trump is scheduled to visit Tradepoint Atlantic in Baltimore the next day.
- The topic of Iran and U.S. security was central to the controversy.
- No specific threats from Iran were reported alongside Trump’s statement.
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