He believes the current US strategy toward Iran will likely result in a prolonged, unresolved conflict with no viable exit or leverage.

“I've said it on here a couple times, is that the way this ends is that it doesn't end. Is that at some point Trump just says, "Yeah, we're in this ceasefire." And he just stops actually negotiating. and and the next president inherits a situation where we're technically still in a war with Iran, but”

He notes that Iran has significantly increased its oil exports and revenue since the US blockade was lifted, indicating the strategy is failing.

“You know, who's taking advantage of this break is Iran. And I doubt it's going to actually be a break in that sense, but they've exported um according to reporting from the Hormone letter uh 50 million barrels of crude oil, generated $3.5 billion since the US blockade was lifted just two weeks ago.”

She challenges the lack of evidence for the administration's claims regarding Iran's nuclear timeline and intentions.

“I spoke to the president myself maybe seven, eight weeks ago and he just wanted to hammer over and over that they were two weeks away from from having nuclear capabilities and they plan to use them. Show me one ounce of evidence of that.”