Mark Levin wrote this morning, putting any agreement with the Iranian regime in terms everyone can understand.
Here’s what he said:
To be clear, it would be catastrophic if our generation failed spectacularly our children and grandchildren by passing on to them the enormous responsibility and burden of defending themselves from a mass-murdering regime in Iran. Let us not delude ourselves or even praise ourselves — as Britain’s Neville Chamberlain did when he declared peace in our time after negotiating with Adolf Hitler — that a paper “peace” agreement will somehow constrain let alone eradicate the insatiable and evil ambitions of a maniacal death cult hellbent on terrorizing us and using nuclear weapons against us.
We all know what must be done.
To be clear, it would be catastrophic if our generation failed spectacularly our children and grandchildren by passing on to them the enormous responsibility and burden of defending themselves from a mass-murdering regime in Iran. Let us not delude ourselves or even praise…
— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) February 5, 2026
He ain’t wrong. I won’t predict what President Trump will do, but we’ve all seen that diplomacy in these situations is his first choice. When that fails miserably, the world has witnessed what his second choice, and no one knows that any better than Iran.