Rubio stated that a war against Iran is not necessarily popular, but he considers it necessary. The U.S. Secretary of State defended the possibility of conflict despite its unpopularity and economic repercussions, emphasizing the threat posed by Iran's nuclear program. Both Trump and Rubio pointed to the need for defensive measures and diplomatic efforts. They argued that action is required to address the nuclear danger. Negotiations with Iran have not produced clear advances. The officials highlighted the urgency of responding to the perceived threat.