Debate Over the Iran War and the JCPOA Nuclear Deal

You brought up the war. Are you glad the Ayatollah's dead?

Well... Yeah, I mean, look, he was a terrible person, but that's beyond the point.

The bigger question is, should we have gone to war in the first place?

So- Look, I, I just wanna be clear with you, right?

I mean, I'm never gonna defend the Iranian regime, but I am gonna defend the idea that we probably shouldn't be fighting wars we don't know how to get out of.

Oopsie, you go to war, and you tell us that it's gonna be a special military operation.

That was in February. We're now in September almost, and we're still fighting the special military operation.

I mean, it's not working for us, Jesse. Well, we're not really fighting it.

And this is exactly what happens- It's a blockade ... when you got a dunce in the White House who doesn't know what he's doing.

So you'd go back in time, you'd give them back their nuke program?

You'd give them back their Air Force, their Navy?

No, I'd go, I'd, I'd go back- 'Cause the nuke program's buried under a mountain of rubble ...

No, I'd go, I'd, I'd go back- 'Cause the nuke program's buried under a mountain of rubble ... I'd go back to the time when we were at peace and we actually had nuclear containment.

'Cause the nuke program's buried under a mountain of rubble ... I'd go back to the time when we were at peace and we actually had nuclear containment.

'Cause the nuke program's buried under a mountain of rubble ... I'd go back to the time when we were at peace and we actually had nuclear containment.

Now, Jesse, you like to... I mean, look, I, I understand selective memory about history, but we had a JCPOA that was well-negotiated, that actually had, uh, nuclear non-proliferation far more securely than- All right ... what we have right now after having gone to war for the better part of six months.

Yeah, I like the fact that the nuke program's buried under a mountain of rubble.

They can't even get access to it, but that's me.