The Rubin Report Bill O'Reilly Reveals How the Iran War Ends & It's Not What You Think
Mar 25, 2026
A heated rundown of how the Iran conflict might actually end, with talk of oil deals, inspections, and who would negotiate. Debates over U.S. leverage, China, and claims of military success come up. Political sparring about DHS funding, TSA shortages, and whether withholding funds achieved anything. Local crime and policy failures are tied to broader immigration and law enforcement disputes.
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Iran's Oil Concession Opens Road To Negotiations
- Trump signaled negotiations are imminent after Iran offered an unspecified high-value oil-and-gas concession as a 'present.'
- Rubin connects that concession to prospective US access to Iran's exports and leverage over China.
Deal Likely Trades No Nukes For Economic Rebuild
- Rubin and O'Reilly predict any deal will bar nuclear weapons and enrichment while offering economic rebuilding incentives.
- They argue the U.S. achieved bargaining power by degrading Iran's military and targeting scientific and command infrastructure.
Keep Pressure Until Clear Nonproliferation Steps Occur
- Rubin urges maintaining pressure until Iran abandons nukes, enrichment, and terror support rather than accepting premature concessions.
- He cites Trump's public warning to spare civilians' infrastructure but keep leverage by threatening power plants if needed.