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President Donald Trump said something about San Diego and Iran. Today’s show breaks down the fake Leftist outrage.

According to Fox 11:

President Donald Trump suggested during a campaign rally Monday that Iran could "take out" Los Angeles and San Diego.

"It’s a small price to pay for keeping the world safe, keeping our country safe," Trump said on Monday at the rally in Grand Island, Nebraska. "They can take out a city — let them take out Los Angeles, let them take out San Diego. This is a very small price to pay."

Officials then spouted their fake outrage, as they just cannot help themselves.

California Governor Gavin Newsom took to social media to call Trump "deranged and dangerous" for Monday's comments.

“It is very clear from the getgo that President Trump was not calling for Iran to bomb LA or San Diego, and not even saying he would allow it,” Crowder said.

What he really meant was that we want a victory because if not, they could bomb Los Angeles, which we cannot allow, which is why he believes we must be fighting this war.

“We are acting as though President Trump is going to allow Iran to bomb these two major cities and people believe this,” Crowder said. “It is dishonest, and they know what they are doing.”

Gerald A added, “It is not even remotely confusing to any sane, rational person out there.”

“The left lies to you and just hopes you forget about it and move on. The danger there is that people believe it,” Crowder said.

In one example, Charlie Kirk was hated for things he never said or believed, according to Crowder.

“It is okay to be hated for things you believe, but the problem is that the left knows it is not enough; they know it is not convincing enough to hate President Trump based on what he says and believes, so they have to make it up,” Crowder said. “The leftist media is the enemy of free and informed people.”