Trump draws cheers, then criticism for musing about Iran taking out U.S. cities
Summary
At a rally in Nebraska, President Donald Trump said that Iran could attack two major U.S. cities, naming Los Angeles and San Diego. He also said high gas prices are temporary and part of his efforts related to conflict with Iran.Key Facts
- President Trump spoke at a rally in Nebraska on Monday night.
- He stated that gas prices are high but only for a short time.
- He connected the gas prices to his actions against Iran.
- Trump suggested that Iran could attack U.S. cities.
- He specifically mentioned Los Angeles and San Diego as possible targets.
- His comments received both cheers and criticism from the audience and public.
- The rally included campaigning alongside Nebraska Governor Ricketts.
- Trump signed an order on red-dyed diesel during the event.
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