Eddie Fishman

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What Now? with Trevor Noah · Eddie Fishman: Understanding Iran · 11 Jun 2026 podcast

So maybe North Korea wouldn't use a nuke against South Korea, but would they feel emboldened to attack South Korea?

Because they have a nuke.

Right.

And like, this is one of the, I think, honestly, tragic lessons of recent history is, you know, the countries that have given up nuclear weapons or that have developed some parts of a nuclear program, but then didn't cross the threshold, have actually fared a lot worse than the countries that have developed nuclear weapons, right?

I mean, this is- Damn, Eddie.

It's bad.

That's a crazy paradox when you think about it.

Yeah, I think there's an incentive.

I mean, if you look at Qaddafi, right?

It's a good, I mean, it's a fair question.

And there are, I mean, it's an extremely heretical opinion.

There are some scholars who believe that nuclear proliferation isn't actually as bad of a thing because it creates more stability, right?

I mean, we used to in the US talk about trying to do regime change in North Korea.

We don't really talk about that anymore, right?

I mean, there's a reason Iran was attacked, but North Korea wasn't, right?

And so I think my own view on that is that nuclear proliferation is very dangerous.

I mean, if you look even at the history of nuclear incidents, when there's only a very small handful of countries that have nuclear weapons, we've come very close to accidental nuclear war on a number of occasions.

Oh, yeah.

When?

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