Sanchez Effect | Iran and US security policy debate

In the latest episode of ‘Sanchez Effect,’ we hear from Tom Norton, Chairman of America PAC and Michigan State Senate candidate, who firmly believes Iran played a role in 9/11, is on the brink of acquiring nuclear weapons, and is facing an exodus of its own people fleeing persecution. Opposing him is Tehran University professor Mohammed Marandi, who argues that even the most aggressive inspections by the IAEA found no evidence of Iranian nukes, and the U.S. has admitted it lacks solid proof for its claims. He asserts that if anyone is fueling  terrorism in the region, it’s Washington, citing documented instances of U.S. collaboration with ISIS and Al Qaeda to further its interests.

And as for the ‘migration’ from Iran – Rick tackles that point himself: there are people all over the world who want to leave their countries. It's a natural phenomenon – NOT a reason to bomb. 

Rick also unpacks Trump’s State of the Union address and the latest revelations from the Russian intel services saying – the British and French are trying to give Zelensky the cards for negotiations – and those could be nuclear. Want to find out more? Tune in to the latest episode only on RT.