Steve Deace Show If the US Strikes Iran, It HAS to Happen Soon: Here's Why | 1/14/26
Jan 14, 2026
Daniel Horowitz, a conservative commentator and author, joins the discussion on pressing U.S. foreign policy and economic issues. The conversation dives into the urgency of a potential strike on Iran to expedite regime change, debating the complexities of post-strike governance. Horowitz also tackles tariffs and the housing market, advocating for allowing the housing bubble to burst naturally for economic recovery. The hosts further explore the implications of cultural conviction and legal arguments in today’s political landscape.
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Moment To End Iran’s Regime
- The Iran protests present a unique window to end the Islamist regime before momentum fades.
- Steve Deace warns delaying action risks squandering millions of protesters' sacrifices and producing a colossal failure.
Vacuum Risk After Regime Collapse
- Removing the regime risks a chaotic power vacuum without clear opposition leaders.
- Todd Erzin and Steve Deace question who would effectively govern post-collapse and warn of worse outcomes if mismanaged.
Allies United, Vision Divided
- Regional allies may align tactically against Iran while disagreeing on its successor.
- Steve Deace stresses strategic alignment now could fracture over differing visions for a post-Ayatollah Iran.
