'Act of war': Biden administration under pressure to respond to Iran's plot to kill Trump - 1010 WCSI

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : It is unclear whether, or how, Trump plans to further clamp down on security at his residences in the months before his inauguration.
46% : News of the thwarted attack on Trump comes after he survived two earlier and unrelated assassination attempts earlier this year while campaigning for a second term as president: The first, in July at a Pennsylvania campaign rally, and then in September, while golfing at one of his properties in Florida.
43% : According to a newly unsealed criminal complaint filed in the Southern District of New York, the IRGC ordered an Iranian asset in September to focus on "surveilling" and putting together a plan to assassinate Trump before the Nov. 5 elections.
35% : Trump is referred to the filings as "Victim-4.
31% : Trump was briefed by U.S intelligence officials in September about threats from Iran to assassinate him, campaign officials confirmed.
25% : Trump has been a target of the IRGC since January 2020, when as president he ordered the drone strike that killed the commander of the Iranian Quds Force, Qassem Soleimani.
2% : Both President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Antony Blinken told Fox News in October that they considered any Iranian threats against Trump to be a "top-tier" national security issue, and said any attempt by the IRGC to actually harm Trump would be met with kinetic military action equal to "an act of war.

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