This is CBSI in the world. I'm John Bachelor with Professor Richard Epstein of the Civitas Institute.

The information from Iran and the Middle East is fog of war. The New York Times, however,

does us the favor of summarizing what has been achieved so far. The attack on

Partion, one of the suspect nuclear weapons program sites, is said to have destroyed the facility.

This is a military facility. Southeast, I believe, of Tehran, outside of the big city. At the same time, the New York

Times is using the word decapitated to talk about the attack on the leadership in Iran, the army,

the IRGC, nuclear experimentation, and even advisors to the Ayatollah.

The Ayatoll himself and his son, who's seen as a successor, are not named as decapitated.

Right now, Professor, how do you measure the effectiveness of this attack?

We're told that Mr. Trump has said, we'll see you Sunday to continue the negotiation with it

between the U.S. and Iran. However, there is information that Iran will not attend those

talks, those scheduled talks on the suspect nuclear weapons program. How do you see the immediate

future, professor? We have a few minutes.

I think what's going to happen is you're going to see more attacks. One of the things that seems to be very clear is that the Israelis have tremendously reliable intelligence. And I think

a lot of it they're going to get from sources inside Iran who are opposed to their own regime.

Remember the I told him something of a dictator.

He's a massively intolerant man.

And there are large numbers of West Time Taipipu in Iran who would love to see him out.

And I think they're all working with Israel.

And so my view about this is that this is not just an air attack.

It's also a land attack.

Somebody inside Iran has very strong intelligence and is supplying it to the Israelis so they can do precision bombing. And one of the things, of course, that you need in this

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