Former Trump adviser: Remarks about LA, San Diego 'clumsy, sloppy'

David Urban, a former adviser to President Trump, panned the president's recent comments suggesting Iran could target Los Angeles and San Diego if the regime successfully builds a nuclear weapon. “I do think that was a clumsy, sloppy kind of statement," Urban told CNN's Anderson Cooper in an interview Tuesday. "Obviously, he's riffing there. I...

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