Osborn’s call to end the war Tuesday came during an event with the National Security Leaders for America. Osborn said the war “no one asked for” is driving up costs. omaha.com/news/state-regiona…

This should outrage every American. This is the president of the United States telling Iran to bomb American cities. I live in Los Angeles, but that’s beside the point. Tommorow it could be your city. My fellow Americans, this is not normal. This is not funny. This behavior should ring alarm bells for us all!

This is such a sick, evil thing to say. Especially because he’s not saying this as a joke. Just as sick that his supporters are laughing at it.

Trump on Iran: Let 'em take out Los Angeles and San Diego, it's a small price to pay

Trump: "With the war, it's just artificial. It's a little bit high. It's a small price to pay ... let them take out Los Angeles, let them take out San Diego. This is a very small price to pay."

Trump on Iran: Let 'em take out Los Angeles and San Diego, it's a small price to pay

BREAKING: Gov. Gavin Newsom springs into action and orders the State Threat Assessment Center to actively monitor possible threats in case foreign adversaries heed Trump's call to nuke Los Angeles and San Diego. This is what an ACTUAL leader sounds like... "Donald Trump’s remarks were dangerous — if not treasonous — putting a target on two of our biggest cities and one of America’s largest naval hubs," Newsom wrote on X. "I am directing the State Threat Assessment Center to actively monitor the situation in the event that foreign actors interpret the President’s remarks as an invitation to target California," he added. California's STAC is the state's central intelligence-sharing and threat-analysis organization that synthesizes information from state, local, federal, tribal, and private sources to identify and respond to threats. It is jointly operated by the California Highway Patrol, Cal OES, and the California Department of Justice. Newsom would not invoke it lightly, but the President has made it necessary. Last night at a rally in Nebraska, Trump openly fantasized about Iran destroying the two cities in question to uproarious applause from a MAGA crowd. And while the usual Republican proxies in the media are rushing to insist that his words have been misinterpreted, the transcript speaks for itself. "Let them take out Los Angeles. Let them take out San Diego," the President of the United States said. Newsom slammed the remarks as "disgusting and disqualifying," and unlike Trump, he backs his words up with actions. While Iran does not possess nuclear weapons nor does it have the ballistic missile technology necessary to reach the West Coast, Trump's speech is still extremely reckless. By calling for the nuclear elimination of these two cities, he's stating that their populations deserve to be wiped out. Radical Islamist groups likely have no interest in obeying his command, but what about far-right terrorists? Trump has essentially given his deranged, violent supporters the green light to do whatever they want to people in LA and San Diego. Newsom is right to remain vigilant. Please ❤️ and share if you think that Trump is a traitor!

In a deranged speech tonight, Trump called on Iran to use a nuclear weapon against Los Angeles and San Diego, calling it "a very small price to pay." The president of the United States encouraged a foreign nation to commit a heinous crime against humanity and incinerate millions of Americans. The time for the 25th Amendment is long overdue for this murderous madman and traitor.

Just because we're bombarded with irrational "entertainment" that claims to be "Art," doesn't mean that Art is irrational. Art is the science of uplifting the powers of the human mind and body to higher and higher capabilities.

Iran's IRGC wrote a 26-page letter to American voters. It names the CIA, Israel, the military-industrial complex… But never once the British. @SJKokinda on why that's a huge mistake, and what it exposes about Trump's real target 👇

🚨 FRANCE ERUPTS — AND MUCH OF THE WORLD IS LOOKING ELSEWHERE Something significant is happening in France. And outside the country, you could easily miss the scale of it. Around 170 demonstrations took place across France yesterday. The French Interior Ministry estimates around 206,000 people took part. The unions put the figure closer to 300,000. Teachers. Firefighters. Hospital staff. Local-government workers. Public-sector employees. All taking to the streets over falling purchasing power, frozen salaries, deteriorating working conditions and pressure on public services. And at the same time, France is facing a separate wave of student unrest over overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and deteriorating schools. Hundreds of schools have been affected. Hundreds of arrests have been reported. Police and protesters have been injured. This is not a minor demonstration. France is experiencing a serious wave of social anger. Yet internationally, it barely resembles the scale of story these numbers suggest it should be. Why? Because behind the clashes and political arguments sits something much deeper: ordinary people increasingly believe the system is no longer working for them. Wages. Public services. Schools. Living standards. Trust in government. The pressure is building simultaneously. And when hundreds of thousands of people start taking to the streets— the rest of Europe should pay attention. France is angry. And this may not be over.

🚨BREAKING: Marine Le Pen says the riots in France are being organised and co-ordinated by the Far Left French Political Party La France Insoumise They are using migrant mobs to cause anarchy on the streets France needs law and order to return asap