Trump Suggests Iran Could 'Take Out' Los Angeles or San Diego at Nebraska Rally

During a rally in Grand Island, Nebraska, on Monday, US President Donald Trump warned that Iran might "take out" significant American cities like Los Angeles or San Diego, describing it as a "very small price to pay" for the economic sacrifices made during wartime. He addressed the audience in the state's agricultural region, highlighting the rising costs of fuel, fertilizer, and other goods linked to disruptions in the energy market due to the conflict with Iran. Trump claimed the war was "almost over" and expressed his desire for "a tremendous victory," asserting it would validate his administration's actions. His comments were met with quick criticism from California's Democratic leaders and some Republicans, as they condemned the notion of accepting an attack on a US city as a viable option.