Trump Answers Question About Possible Attack By Iran, And The First 2 Words He Uttered Have People Shocked
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"The f**k kind of answer is this?" one person asked.
President Donald Trump managed to say one of the least reassuring things possible when Time magazine asked if Americans should be worried about Iran retaliating against the U.S. for its bombing of the Middle Eastern country.
“I guess,” Trump told Time.
“But I think they’re worried about that all the time. We think about it all the time. We plan for it,” the president continued. “But yeah, you know, we expect some things. Like I said, some people will die. When you go to war, some people will die.”
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So it’s no surprise that many people on social media were aghast at Trump’s “I guess” remark.
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