[GUEST] LtCOL. Karen Kwiatkowski : Netanyahu Arrives in Washington to Plot Iran War

As U.S.–Iran negotiations restart, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is heading to Washington — pushing for tougher demands and warning against any limited nuclear deal. Could his pressure derail diplomacy and push the region back toward war?

In this episode, former CIA, Larry Johnson joins us to break down the real power struggles shaping Trump’s Iran policy — and whether negotiations can survive growing pressure from allies and hawks on both sides.

📌 In This Conversation:
🔹 Netanyahu’s urgent Washington trip and his push to expand negotiations beyond nuclear issues to missiles and regional proxies
🔹 Israeli warnings that they could act alone militarily if talks fail — raising fears of escalation
🔹 The fragile state of U.S.–Iran diplomacy as both sides return to negotiations after military tensions and past strikes
🔹 Whether Trump’s diplomacy can hold — or if competing agendas could collapse talks before a deal is reached

With the Middle East on edge and negotiations hanging by a thread, this episode asks the question few in media are willing to confront: Is diplomacy being undermined from the inside — or is conflict inevitable?
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Is U.S. policy toward Iran truly “America First” — or is Washington being pulled toward foreign conflicts and outside agendas?

In this episode, Kelley Vlahos joins us to break down the internal battles over Trump’s Iran strategy, the risks of escalation, and the growing divide inside the conservative movement itself.