Trump Compares Iran Strikes to Pearl Harbor

0:00On this March 19th in Durham, here's what is making headlines. President Donald Trump compared the recent United States strikes on Iran to Japan's surprise attack on Pearl Harbor during a meeting in the Oval. Office with Japanese Prime Minister Sanayi Takayichi. He made the comment when a reporter asked why he did not warn European and Asian allies about the operation. Trump stressed the need for surprise, saying Japan understood that approach better than most. People in the room reacted with gasps, murmurs, and some laughs. For context, the Pearl Harbor attack happened on December 7, 1941, killing more than 2,400 Americans, and drawing the United States into World War II. Takayichi is the first leader from a major ally to visit Washington since the conflict began. She opened the talks by noting the huge economic damage from the Middle East tensions. Trump also took a shot at NATO allies for refusing to help reopen the strait of Hormuz. While Takayichi voiced concerns about the crisis there,

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