The White House defended Donald Trump's remarks, stating they were a warning about Iran's nuclear threat, not an encouragement of an attack.
Regarding Donald Trump's remarks at a campaign rally, stating "let Iran destroy Los Angeles and San Diego," White House Communications Director Stephen Cheung said that Trump's comments were intended to warn that American cities would face threats if Iran's nuclear program was not stopped, rather than to encourage attacks. Previously, California Governor Gavin Newsom called Trump's remarks "unhinged and dangerous."
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