Is war with Iran necessary, or a catastrophic choice? Two of the West’s most prominent foreign-policy thinkers clash over the defining geopolitical questions of our time: Should the United States go to war with Iran? Historian Niall Ferguson argues that the greater danger is allowing Tehran to obtain nuclear weapons. Former diplomat Richard Haass warns that preventive war risks unleashing a conflict far worse than the threat it seeks to eliminate. 0:00- Intro 0:58- Is the War with Iran in America’s National Interest? 3:33- Regime Change vs. “Problem Management” in Iran 7:35-What Would Success in This War Actually Look Like? 11:13- Should the U.S. Prolong the War to Weaken Iran Further? 20:42-Is the War Really About China and a Future Taiwan Conflict? 26:45- How Will the War Affect the Abraham Accords and Saudi-Israel Relations?