Here & Now Anytime Netanyahu, Trump and what comes next in Iran
Feb 11, 2026
Michael Mann, climate scientist and author, explains why rolling back EPA findings matters for emissions and public health. Jake Sullivan, former U.S. national security advisor, discusses Iran negotiations, Netanyahu’s pressure in Washington, and the risks of military options. Short, punchy conversations on diplomacy, deterrence, and the politics behind climate and security moves.
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Limited Concessions From Iran
- Iran appears willing to make limited nuclear concessions but not major regional or missile concessions.
- Jake Sullivan says the deal's feasibility depends on whether Trump's minimum demands match Iran's maximum offers.
Netanyahu Pushes For Maximal Outcomes
- Benjamin Netanyahu presses for an all-or-nothing approach and may urge military action if demands aren't met.
- Sullivan highlights Trump as the decisive actor on whether to accept limited diplomacy or use force.
No Formal Israeli Veto
- Israel does not have a formal veto over U.S. decisions even if it strongly objects to a deal.
- Sullivan notes prior Israeli opposition didn't prevent the 2015 deal and Trump will make the final call on military action.
