Sen. Johnson: US Must Keep Iran ‘In a Box’

Senator Ron Johnson expresses skepticism over a potential Iran memorandum of understanding, saying the regime remains untrustworthy and the US should keep Iran confined with military options available. He defends President Trump's energy policy, predicting that pro-drilling measures will lead to lower long-term energy prices. Johnson also voices conditional support for FISA Section 702 reauthorization while calling for stronger civil liberties protections. - Johnson expects long-term energy prices to be lower due to Trump's pro-drilling policy. - He remains skeptical of the Iranian regime and advocates keeping it 'in a box' with continued monitoring and possible strikes. - The senator contrasts Trump's energy policy with the Biden-era 'war on fossil fuels' that he claims spiked gasoline prices. - Johnson says the Iranian people were unable to overthrow the regime, precluding US ground troops. - He supports FISA Section 702 reauthorization but wants better protections for civil liberties. - Host raises whether Trump created unrealistic expectations for a gas price plunge.