Judging Freedom Scott Ritter : Will Trump Nuke Iran?
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Jun 30, 2025 
Scott Ritter, a former United Nations weapons inspector and military analyst, dives into the tense dynamics of U.S.-Iran relations. He addresses the economic consequences of war and the declining dollar's implications. Ritter critically assesses claims about military strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities and examines the aftermath of the recent Iran-Israel conflict. The conversation also touches on the collaboration between Mossad and the CIA, alongside the risks of U.S. military strategies regarding potential nuclear options.
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Trump's Nuclear Strike Claims False
- Trump's claims about obliterating Iran's nuclear facilities lack evidence and are likely false.
- Key Iranian facilities remain intact, and Iran can continue its nuclear program despite recent strikes.
Iran Close to a Bomb Politically
- Iran was weeks away from building a bomb if politically decided, making it a nuclear threshold state.
- However, Iran was negotiating in good faith to resolve the issue and avoid weaponization.
Iran-Israel Conflict Outcome
- The 12-day Iran-Israel conflict ended as a rough draw with heavy casualties.
- Iran showed capability to strike Israel, and Israel suffered significant undisclosed losses.