U.S. Bombs Iran, Now What? — Trump's Gamble, WW3 Fears & A Global Power Shift

Something more dangerous may be unfolding: U.S. unpredictability is accelerating global realignment, weakening alliances, and fueling the decline of the dollar.

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After the U.S. bombed Iran’s nuclear facilities last Saturday, many fear the outbreak of World War III. But geopolitical strategist Jacob Shapiro says something more dangerous may be unfolding: U.S. unpredictability is accelerating global realignment, weakening alliances, and fueling the decline of the dollar.

In this must-watch interview with Maggie Lake, Jacob breaks down:

  • Trump’s decision to strike Iran: calculated gamble or global liability?
  • Why China and Russia aren’t coming to Iran’s
  • How Iran’s internal chaos could backfire, or spark revolution
  • What China really wants, and how it plans to get it without war
  • Why you shouldn’t trade geopolitics, but what risks to watch
  • The growing debt crisis and weakening U.S. financial leadership
  • The greatest underappreciated threat facing the West right now

Video Length: 00:44:02


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