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1:16:21Now PlayingIf the UN’s experts are correct, Iran is - or was - three days away from enriching enough uranium to build an atomic bomb, supporting Netanyahu’s claim that they’re months, not years, from nuclear weapons.
Meanwhile, the IAEA says the IDF is exaggerating the damage it has done to Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Most of the allies who are furious with Israel’s increasingly brutal war in Gaza are in lock step with Netanyahu on Iran. But that doesn’t mean there is any public support for being dragged into a full-scale war.
Piers Morgan discusses the latest developments with Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, before assembling a panel comprising of Times columnist Matthew Syed, founder and CEO of ‘The Young Turks’ Cenk Uygur, co-host of ‘The Verdict with Ted Cruz’ Ben Ferguson and Senior Editor at ‘Human Events’Jack Posobiec.
Plus, Piers speaks with Iranian professor and regime supporter Mohammad Marandi and Editor-in-Chief at Zeteo News, Mehdi Hasan.
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