General Jack Keane on why a negotiated settlement with Iran is problematic

General Jack Keane explains his opposition to a negotiated settlement with Iran, arguing that it throws the regime a 'lifeline' through the removal of sanctions and unfrozen assets, allowing them to rebuild. He advocates for weakening Iran as much as possible, believing a deal should only be made if it fully accomplishes all US military objectives. Larry Kudlow agrees, reiterating his desire for a 'Venezuela-like solution' for Iran.