No 'Magic Bullet' in Iran War: Rudman

Mara Rudman discusses the lack of a near-term diplomatic solution with Iran, the deterioration of the nuclear deal, and the challenges of US-China relations regarding energy. She emphasizes that there is no 'magic bullet' and that the current situation is further from addressing Iran's nuclear program than under the Obama-era JCPOA. The conversation also touches on President Trump's rhetoric and the upcoming summit with Xi Jinping. - Rudman sees no near-term diplomatic solution with Iran. - The US is further from addressing Iran's nuclear program than under the 2015 deal. - Iran has enriched uranium to 60% and holds over 441 kg, close to weapon capacity. - China has stockpiled oil and prefers free flow but will not go to extremes for the US. - Secretary Bessent is leading negotiations, which is unusual. - President Trump's rhetoric and projection complicate negotiations. - The upcoming Trump-Xi summit may not yield major breakthroughs on Iran or Taiwan.