The mayor of Los Angeles demands Trump apologize after he "invited" Iran to attack the city
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President Donald Trump sparked widespread backlash after stating during a rally in Nebraska that Iran could destroy Los Angeles and San Diego. The remarks, made on a Monday, drew immediate criticism from officials in California regarding the safety and security of the state's major urban centers.
In response to the comments, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass condemned the statements as completely irresponsable and demanded a formal apology from the president. The rhetoric also drew sharp condemnation from cultural figures, including musician Jack White, who publicly criticized the president over the remarks concerning the two California cities.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Mayor Karen BassFocuses on the political fallout and Mayor Karen Bass demanding an apology.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Jack WhiteEmphasizes celebrity backlash and musician Jack White's condemnation of Trump.