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This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Bachelor.

The Iran-launched ballistic missile attack of Israel, the beginning of a new day when it comes to the threat from Iran,

it was no longer a potential, it's a fact. Those little dots over Tel Aviv are right now the future of the conflict in the Middle East. What is to be done?

Chiefly worry about the nuclear weapon that has long been suspect under development by the Islamic

Republic of Iran.

I welcome Ord Kittree, a senior fellow at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy, writing most recently a letter to the

Wall Street Journal recommending that all the members of the Senate and Congress read a classified report of the Office of Defense Intelligence,

ODNI, about the Iranian capability and the ability to weaponize the nuclear weapon that they're building or have

built or could build. Or at a very good evening to you the attack on Israel is a shock.

However it does manage what other attacks have done.

It puts the argument against intervention in Iran the day before. It's the day after now, the day after the attack. Your

recommendation is to begin political conversations and you identify specifically the candidates for the presidency in 2025 to bring them in to what the

ODNI has published for the Senate.

What will that achieve?

What do you imagine that can do for the process?

Good evening to you, Lord.

Good evening.

It's a pleasure to be with you. Indeed, there is, as you mentioned, a recent classified US

intelligent report on Iran's nuclear program. After reading the report, Senator Lindsey Graham said the report

made him very worried that Iran could quote, use these three or four months

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