Analyzing the ‘Obamabomb’ Iran Deal and its Implications

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With Dr. Michael Doran

Dr. MICHAEL DORAN, Former Senior Director at the National Security Council, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense at the Pentagon, and Current Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute:

• Will the snapback sanctions really occur?
• Responding to the President’s view that this deal closes the path to a bomb.
• Looking back at arms treaties with the USSR to gauge how successful this current deal will be

PART TWO:

• False argument that Iranian leader’s desperation to hold onto power has turned them into the “ultimate pragmatists”
• Bait and switch method of selling the deal to the American public all a reflection of Obama’s retracted view of U.S. foreign policy
• Following his reelection, the President’s activation of a secret line of communication with Tehran regarding the right to enrich uranium

PART THREE:

• How ineffective American foreign policy has helped Iran gain influence in the region
• To what extent is Iran a threat to the U.S., the Middle East, and international order?
• Tehran’s current progress on its hegemonic ambitions, specifically in Iraq and Syria

PART FOUR:

• A plan for Syria and what comes next if Bashar al-Assad falls from power
• Unparalleled distance in the U.S.-Israel relationship under President Obama
• The prospects of a regional war after a belligerent Iran is strengthened by this deal
• Advice for Congress as members debate how to vote on the Iran agreement
• Why the alternative to this agreement is not war