During a lengthy speech in Nebraska, former President Donald Trump made remarks that appeared to joke about the prospect of an Iranian attack on major California cities. He suggested that if Iran were to strike Los Angeles and San Diego, it might be considered an acceptable cost for broader national security. The comments, delivered in a meandering rhetorical style, immediately drew scrutiny for their casual treatment of a catastrophic hypothetical scenario involving significant loss of life on U.S. soil.
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