Can the U.S. Save Itself From the Iran Disaster? | Jim Jatras
April 16, 2026
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as posted by the channelCan the U.S. save itself from the Iran disaster? In today’s livestream, Kevork Almassian speaks with Jim Jatras about whether Washington is now trapped in a war it cannot win politically, economically, or strategically. We break down the failed logic of coercion, the future of the ceasefire and blockade, whether Trump has any real diplomatic path left, and why Jatras believes the U.S. may be improvising its way deeper into disaster rather than executing any coherent grand strategy.
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