Piers Morgan Uncensored “We DON’T Trust You!” Should Trump Bomb Iran? Marandi vs Panel On Nuclear Talks
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Apr 10, 2025 
In this engaging discussion, Iranian academic Mohammad Marandi and former CIA director Leon Panetta share insights on the possible consequences of U.S. military action against Iran. Political commentators Ben Ferguson and Scott Horton debate the risks and benefits of nuclear negotiations, while human rights activist Elica Lebon emphasizes the importance of trust in U.S.-Iran relations. The panel grapples with Iran's nuclear ambitions and the historical tensions that shape current geopolitical dynamics, sparking a fiery exchange on regional stability and the prospect of diplomacy.
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Trump's Misrepresented Footage
- Mohammad Marandi claims Trump tweeted footage of a tribal Eid gathering, falsely labeling it a military strike.
- He asserts this was a war crime and that Iran is not developing nuclear weapons, citing Tulsi Gabbard.
Trump's Negotiation Tactics
- Scott Horton believes a U.S. invasion of Iran is unlikely due to the high cost of achieving air dominance.
- He suggests Trump's strong rhetoric may be a negotiation tactic, similar to his approach with North Korea.
Iran's Actions Speak Louder Than Words
- Ben Ferguson argues that Iran's actions, such as supporting terrorist attacks, speak louder than diplomatic words.
- He believes Iran's leadership cannot be trusted and must not be allowed to develop nuclear weapons.