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Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action

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Nov 6, 2026

Alex ChristoforouHOST
101:52
Iranian kiddo says when it comes to Iran, Democrats largely favor the Obama era approach.
Alex ChristoforouHOST
101:57
And that's the JCPOA.
Alex ChristoforouHOST
101:59
They're not as hawkish towards Iran as they are towards
Alexander MercourisHOST
102:01
Russia.
Alexander MercourisHOST
102:01
True.
Alexander MercourisHOST
102:02
Well, it's true.
Alexander MercourisHOST
102:02
But I mean, bear in mind that Biden never brought the United States back into the JCPOA.
Alexander MercourisHOST
102:10
Also
Maddie HaleHOST
12:31
I wonder which scenario you think is more likely, that Trump will double down, refuse to leave Iran until he gets a nuclear deal or sees the regime collapse in a desperate attempt to secure his legacy that he thinks, you know, this is going to be the way people view me from now on.
Maddie HaleHOST
12:46
because so much else has gone wrong? Or do you see him finally accept that the war hasn't gone the way he planned? America can't keep up with this financially and look for a way out, even if that means that he basically creates what would look like the JCPOA.
Brett EricksonGUEST
13:04
Yeah.
Brett EricksonGUEST
13:04
So with Trump, I think he made it very clear during the original memorandum of understanding that he views a global economic catastrophe, a la Herbert Hoover, as more damaging to his own legacy than just ending the war is.
Kian TajbakhshGUEST
68:12
And I have written on my Substack, readers can go back and see that what I wrote in, I think in March after the beginning of the war, that the roots of this war go back to the fact that, I mean, there are a number of layers which go many years back, but the immediate proximate cause was that October 7th changed the rules of the game of geopolitics in the Middle East.
Kian TajbakhshGUEST
68:41
That is to say, however charitable we want to be to President Obama's JCPOA, okay, and let's be maximum charitable, The fact remains that after October 7th, the costs and the shortcomings of the JCPOA were exposed.
Kian TajbakhshGUEST
69:03
Yes, because it because it showed that just focusing on the nuclear issue was not enough to deter Iran's proxies and their ballistic missiles.
Kian TajbakhshGUEST
69:17
They would turn the region upside down.
Trita ParsiGUEST
9:11
I don't plan wars, so I have no idea what the significance of the moon is in those types of planning.
Trita ParsiGUEST
9:18
But I do remember that back in the JCPOA days, the Pentagon kept track of Israeli jet movements and preparedness, particularly in moments in which you have exactly that phenomenon in terms of the opposite of a full moon, because those are the moments that would be most attractive.
Trita ParsiGUEST
9:43
So I do know that this is something that the Pentagon keeps track of.
Trita ParsiGUEST
9:48
The idea that they would leak it, doesn't seem to me as particularly smart if you're actually trying to take advantage
Sean EversHOST
31:13
Daniel, last word with you on the US election results.
Sean EversHOST
31:18
There's a lot of reporting about Iran playing the long game, waiting for the Democrats now to take over in Congress, and somehow that will deliver a better partner as Obama delivered the JCPOA and some evidence there that that was a better regime to deal with.
Sean EversHOST
31:39
What are your thoughts from the ground in Tehran? Is that Is that a Western distorted view or is that view shared in Iran, you think? Wait for the Democrats.
Danial RahmatGUEST
31:52
No, of course, the history of the Democratic Party, at least in making a deal with Iran, is much brighter than what Republicans have done so far.
Danial RahmatGUEST
32:09
And that has strengthened the hardliners here in Iran.
Danial RahmatGUEST
32:15
So going back, of course, Iranians, both sides, consider the success and the victory of the Democratic Party as a result of the Iranian-American war and the failure of Donald Trump's aggressive plan in the Middle East.
Danial RahmatGUEST
32:29
But it does not necessarily mean that the hardliners here, which are controlling Iran, the lion's share of the power, are willing to go back to something like the JCPOA.
Danial RahmatGUEST
32:43
Iran is now asking for more, and that more is now very clear.
Kelley VlahosGUEST
30:37
that's my hope maybe it sounds like yours too i just i just worry um that his ego might get in the way and you know going the other direction would mean that he'd have to make some compromises with iran and that's going to be a hard pill to swallow for him
Aaron MatéHOST
30:55
Absolutely, especially after having torn up the JCPOA in his first term and putting the country on this path.
Aaron MatéHOST
31:02
But just to get a sense of how wrong some of these neocon pundits were, let's do a little flashback.
Aaron MatéHOST
31:06
This is late September, and here is Mark Levine and Ben Shapiro on what they saw as the role or the non-role of the Iran war in the midterms.
ShermanAUDIENCE
72:34
And he's been obsessed with President Obama ever since.
ShermanAUDIENCE
72:37
And the JCPOA was, in fact, the Iranians...
ShermanAUDIENCE
72:43
They made an effort to respond when Trump tore up that agreement in 2017.
Larry ElderHOST
72:51
Hold on, Sherman.
Allen WestHOST
8:21
And oh, by the way, you know, I know that a lot of people like to say that this is only President Trump's fault.
Allen WestHOST
8:27
Just remember the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action of Barack Obama, which gave Iran billions of dollars, a palace of cash, and unmarked aircraft that flew over there in the middle of the night.
Allen WestHOST
8:38
It did not end their nuclear program.
Allen WestHOST
8:40
It only pushed back their breakout whereby they could get to it.
ShermanAUDIENCE
72:34
And he's been obsessed with President Obama ever since.
ShermanAUDIENCE
72:37
And the JCPOA was, in fact, the Iranians...
ShermanAUDIENCE
72:43
They made an effort to respond when Trump tore up that agreement in 2017.
Larry ElderHOST
72:51
Hold on, Sherman.
Arghavan SallesHOST
21:25
We couldn't let them get a nuclear weapon, which again, like they have never had.
Arghavan SallesHOST
21:30
And if Trump hadn't torn up the JCPOA, just none of this would have been happening.
Arghavan SallesHOST
21:34
Anyway, whatever.
Arghavan SallesHOST
21:35
So that's what he said.

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