Buck Sexton

And Debra Leah is with us now.

She is a political commentator.

You see her on Fox.

You see her all over the place these days.

She was actually just over in Israel.

You can tell us a bit about that experience.

But we're going to look, Debra, ahead a bit with you as well into this weekend, a looming deadline, Iran.

Tell us what you know, what you see coming, and how concerned should people be about all this?

What about the strikes?

What message do you think they would likely send other than, I'm willing to blow up your stuff if you don't do what I want?

It seems to me the problem on the nuclear program is there's no agreement that we give them

where we don't rely on some degree of trust, which we can't have in them, and therefore they won't agree because if they prove that they do what we want, then we actually get what we want.

Does that make sense?

Do you see what I'm saying?

We keep coming back to this place of Iran needs to agree to a deal where we can be sure they're not doing the nuclear thing.

And we go through this, and we go through this, and then it's, yeah, they're not going to agree to that.

I feel like they're still not going to agree to it even if we hit them.

Speaking of Deborah Leah here, Deborah, so then is it fair to say that in your estimation, I'm just trying to see based on what you're saying, how you're viewing this issue, that the best option for the Trump administration is limited strikes and then essentially status quo?

Or is there something that needs to be done that hasn't yet been done?

Welcome, everybody, to the Wednesday edition of the Clay and Buck Show.