Iran and North Korea: The Failure of Nuclear Diplomacy

Larry Elder discusses the challenges of preventing Iran and North Korea from becoming nuclear powers. He questions the effectiveness of aggressive diplomacy, referencing past agreements and actions by the U.S. and its allies. Elder highlights the unanswered questions surrounding the Trump administration's approach to Iran, including the lack of congressional authorization and the assertion that Iran's nuclear program has been completely obliterated. He also examines the failure of similar diplomatic efforts with North Korea, pointing out the discrepancies between promises and actions taken by these nations. Elder emphasizes the importance of a clear, compelling strategy to prevent these countries from achieving nuclear capability.