Now, the Iran War may well be heading for its big conclusion, and it is the complete opposite,

essentially, of what those he prosecuted the Iran War were hoping for.

That's why they're in a state of panic right now.

That includes the Trump administration, the neocons, Israel.

Just how big a defeat, or is this, I guess, how much has Iran, I guess, emerged as a victor?

What prospect of a lasting deal?

Could it relapse into war?

You know, strategically, where does this leave us?

Where does it leave the region?

Where does it leave the world?

I'm really delighted to be joined by the Always Brilliant Sinatuzi from the Center for International Policy.

Have I got that right? I didn't get that right. Yes. No. Yes, correct. He's a brilliant Iranian-American

analyst who we've interviewed so many times all the way through this crisis. Great speaking again.

How you did? Good. Hey, Owen. Thank you so much for having me.

And thanks for the kind words. Really happy to be back on. Always, always more than deserved.

Where do you think we're currently at? Because it, you know, for a few days, there was this a lot of

chatter of a deal was imminent. And then there was this basically bounce of public panic from the likes of

Lindsay Graham and Ted Cruz, the Republican politicians who've spent much of their

career agitating for this big war.

They're not quite happy.

They're not happy with their order, I think to put it mildly.

What do you think was going on there in terms of that dynamic?

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