President Donald Trump has reaffirmed his previous statement about letting a hypothetical scenario play out in Los Angeles and San Diego. This statement was initially made two days prior to a rally.
During a rally on Wednesday, Trump repeated the comment, which included the phrase "let them hit" in reference to Los Angeles. The rally took place in San Antonio.
Further details about the comment and the rally are available from the source, which reported on Trump's statement and its context.
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