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Debate: What Should Trump Do Now In Iran?
Debate: What Should Trump Do Now In Iran?
Tonight at 7pm ET on the ZH homepage, we host a debate on the ongoing war with Iran.
Joining the discussion:
Curt Mills, executive director of The American Conservative, the magazine founded by Pat Buchanan and a prominent voice for the original America First right.
Max Abrahms, Northeastern University professor and widely cited scholar on terrorism and international security.
Moderating the discussion is Bret Weinstein, evolutionary biologist and Dark Horse host.
Mills follows in Buchanan’s footsteps, who was early to sound the alarm about the United States...
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