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Joe Kent urges Iran exit on Piers Morgan's divided panel

Tim Pool warns escalation could cost Trump Republican support, while Blaise Misztal argues further military action is necessary.

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'Get OUT of Iran!' Trump vs JD Vance & Midterms Fallout | With Tim Pool + Trita Parsi

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3:19Joe Kent argues Trump can immediately order American forces out of the region.
9:00Blaise Misztal argues withdrawal would leave Iran with enriched nuclear material and that further military action is necessary.
22:38Morgan presses Misztal on Israel's nuclear weapons; Misztal says he does not know for certain.
27:15Christiane Amanpour links Democratic gains to inflation, corruption scandals and anti-war sentiment.
37:01Kevin O'Leary argues energy costs and tariffs helped drive the economic pressures influencing voters.
45:02Trita Parsi argues voters' attitudes towards Middle East interventions and aid to Israel are changing.

Joe Kent offers Piers Morgan a different definition of victory: bringing American forces home. "Winning for President Trump is getting us out of this war," the former National Counterterrorism Center director says.

That argument sets the terms of Morgan's post-midterm discussion from Washington, which has drawn roughly 425,000 views since yesterday. After the election-night reactions and Marjorie Taylor Greene's verdict on MAGA, this episode asks what Donald Trump should actually do about Iran.

Kent argues that Trump can order a withdrawal immediately. Timcast Media chief Tim Pool also opposes escalation, predicting that a nuclear strike or ground invasion could prompt Republican senators to support conviction in impeachment proceedings. It is his assessment of a possible political breaking point, not an announced congressional plan.

Blaise Misztal, policy vice-president at the Jewish Institute for National Security of America, makes the opposing case. He argues that withdrawal would leave Iran with enriched nuclear material and that achieving Trump's stated objectives requires further military action. He also maintains those goals can be reached without ground troops or tactical nuclear strikes.

Morgan presses Misztal on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and Israel's nuclear ambiguity. Their exchange becomes particularly tense when Misztal says he does not know for certain whether Israel possesses nuclear weapons.

Later interviews widen the discussion beyond military choices. Christiane Amanpour attributes Democratic gains to inflation, corruption scandals and opposition to the war. Shark Tank investor Kevin O'Leary emphasises energy costs and tariffs, then predicts bipartisan support for expanding power infrastructure and AI data centres. The episode also contains a sponsored insurance segment.

Quincy Institute executive vice-president Trita Parsi closes the substantive discussion by arguing that American attitudes towards Middle East interventions and aid to Israel are shifting. He reads JD Vance's post-election emphasis on the war as an attempt to distance himself politically from Trump.

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