"Absolutely Stunning": Why Iran is Still Launching Drones After the Deal

The episode of the Brian Kilmeade Show examines the fragile ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran following a series of drone attacks and escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. Host Brian Kilmeade criticizes the perceived weakness of the deal, emphasizing Iran's continued drone launches despite the agreement, and questions the credibility of the ceasefire given ongoing attacks on Gulf states like Kuwait, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia. He highlights the strategic isolation of Iran, the improved U.S.-Gulf state relations, and the lack of European military support, contrasting it with the U.S. and Gulf states' alignment. The discussion turns to the legality and morality of potential U.S. military action, with Kilmeade arguing that targeting Iranian infrastructure is not war crimes if aimed at regime change, while dismissing concerns from figures like Jake Sullivan as politically driven 'Trump derangement syndrome.' The episode also explores domestic political dynamics, including Democratic impeachment threats, declining Trump approval ratings, and internal Democratic fractures over figures like Hassan Piker and Bernie Sanders. Kilmeade suggests that economic concerns and foreign policy successes may ultimately benefit Republicans in the upcoming midterms.