For decades, Washington’s foreign policy establishment chased one goal in the Middle East: regime change. Trillions were spent, thousands of lives were lost, and yet the results in places like Iraq and Afghanistan fell far short of what Americans were promised.
Now, in a stunning shift, Donald Trump is signaling a very different approach. Instead of digging into another endless conflict, Trump is declaring success and preparing to walk away — on his own terms.
And according to Bill O’Reilly, the framework of that victory is already taking shape.
O’Reilly Spells Out the Deal Washington Won’t Admit
Speaking on NewsNation, O’Reilly laid out what he believes is the realistic endgame — one that breaks sharply from the interventionist playbook pushed by foreign policy hawks for years.
He made it clear that full-scale regime change in Iran simply isn’t happening without a massive U.S. military commitment.
“So, the thinking is we’ll make a deal,” O’Reilly told Leland Vittert. “The deal will encompass inspectors going in to see that they aren’t enriching uranium, no ballistic missiles, and a bunch of other things in return for a lightening up of the economic sanctions against Iran.”
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