Col. Macgregor:
"The Last Act:
America Is Finished in the Middle East"
"Is this the final chapter of America's role in the Middle East? Retired U.S. Army Colonel Douglas Macgregor argues that the Iran war has become a war without strategy, and therefore a war without end. The decapitation strikes failed, the air campaign is burning through expensive munitions, and Iran only has to survive to win. When it is over, he says, the U.S. will be finished in the region and every country there will want it gone. Speaking with Cyrus Janssen Macgregor explains why the worst may still be ahead: a global energy shock that could take a quarter of the world's oil offline, $8–10 gasoline, a fertilizer crisis, and the political fallout if Washington moves toward a ground invasion or a draft. He also covers the deadly strike on an Iranian school, dwindling interceptor stocks, the danger of nuclear escalation, and why Russia may be the biggest winner."
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