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57:57Now PlayingThe new Ayatollah has doubled down with a message of vengeance in his first public statement, albeit nobody has actually seen him yet and there are claims he's incapacitated. Amid all of this, the fact is that victory for Iran is quite simple; if the regime survives with its autonomy, Iran wins.
Victory for the US and Israel is a lot more complicated. Many roads do seem to lead to a new Iran which is a lot like the old Iran but even more aggressive. It could be subdued, possibly for months or even years, but with a greater incentive than ever to arm itself and attack. That’s why people are, legitimately, worried about a long and deadly conflict.
Piers Morgan leads the debate with former US Navy Seal Rob O’Neill, Israeli author, journalist and commentator at Haaretz Gideon Levy, Florida Congressman and US Army veteran Rep Cory Mills and Breaking Points co-host and investigative journalist with Drop Site News Ryan Grim.
Piers also speaks with game theorist Professor Xueqin Jiang, whose predictions have sparked a flurry of interest in both his work and his colourful adjacent opinions, and President of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, Bafel Talabani.
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