Trump Suggests Bombing U.S. Cities

Former President Donald Trump sparked widespread controversy after suggesting during a campaign rally in Nebraska that his cities, Los Angeles and San Diego, could be subjected to an Iranian attack. He considered this to be a "small price" to pay for maintaining the security of the United States and the world, and indicated that the destruction of these two cities is not negotiable. California's governor and the mayors of the two cities responded to Trump's remarks, deeming them an irresponsible threat, and criticized his call for attacks on American cities. Some figures argued that such statements could lead to Trump's third impeachment.

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