Iran sent the U.S. a written assurance it would not try to assassinate Trump, U.S. official says
Iran sent a message to the U.S. saying it would not try to assassinate Donald Trump, a U.S. official tells NBC News. This after a warning from the Biden administration. NBC News’ Andrea Mitchell reports.
The message came after the Biden administration warned an attempt on Trump's life would be an act of war, the official said.
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