Republicans angry at idea of a peace deal with Iran
Top Republican hawks are furious that Trump may strike a peace deal with Iran, which is bad news for anyone hoping the US stays out of another Middle East war.
- Lindsey Graham, Ted Cruz, and John Bolton are attacking Trump for considering a deal, demanding more military action instead.
- Their complaint: Iran kept most of its missiles and drones and can still threaten oil shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
- None of them offer a real plan — the US does not have the troops or interceptors to invade Iran or force the Strait open.
- The hosts argue these lawmakers are pushing Israel's interests, not America's, and note both parties have leaders demanding more war.
- Bolton, who pushed the Iraq war, is back on CNN calling the ceasefire a mistake and urging the US to keep bombing.
Outlook: A fragile ceasefire with Iran is on the table, but pressure from war hawks in both parties makes another flare-up likely.