Trump's 'Unbelievable' 9-Word Response To Iran Question Sparks Fury Online
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The president sidestepped reporters' queries about Iran, but paused just long enough to praise his new White House statues.
President Donald Trump had little to say as he returned to the White House on Sunday, one day after announcing the start of a military assault on Iran.
One reporter asked about the operation’s objectives. Another asked who Trump wanted to lead Iran since Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in the attack.
Instead of answering, Trump stopped to admire new statues of Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin in the Rose Garden.
“Unbelievable statues,” he said as reporters shouted their questions. “You’ll see. Come and look at them.”
Another journalist asked if he had a message to the families of the three U.S. service members killed in the conflict.
Rahman, who was Rep. Ilhan Omar’s guest, suspects her unprecedented punishment was related to her testifying to Congress about her brutal ICE detention in Minneapolis.
President Donald Trump told Axios it will take Iranians "several years to recover from this attack."
The administration’s latest escalation is boosting the global view of the U.S. as a rogue actor, fueling instability, acting illogically and illegally and risking innocent lives.