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Iran war is 'political suicide' for President | Former Trump supporter
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11:39Now PlayingMatt Frei is joined by Republican and former Trump support Nora Lee Notzon to discuss the President's war in Iran.
Nora Lee Notzon, who voted for Trump on his platform of 'no new wars', vehemently disagrees with the war in Iran and tells Matt that this 'feels like political suicide' for the President.
Donald Trump has squashed suggestions he could use a nuclear weapon in Iran as he insisted the conflict in the Middle East would be over soon.
Taking questions from reporters in the Oval Office, Trump again said that the conflict aims to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
The President said: "I think that there's nothing worse than a nuclear weapon that takes out one of your cities or two of your cities or three.
"I think there's nothing worse than a nuclear weapon that's going to destroy the Middle East, including Israel. I think there's nothing worse than Europe being under attack by people that have missiles now that reach Europe."
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