Neocons Move to Merge CIA & Mossad While Netanyahu Desperately Begs Trump Not to Leave His Side (Tucker Carlson Video)

In this 15 June 2026 published video. host Tucker Carlson talks with Trita Parsi who has a rational, pro-American view of the Iran war, so naturally Bari Weiss tried to get him deported.

Parsi is an award-winning foreign policy expert and author specializing in U.S.–Iran relations and Middle East diplomacy. He is the 2010 recipient of the Grawemeyer Award and has written several acclaimed books, including Treacherous Alliance and Losing an Enemy, on U.S. foreign policy and Iran. He co-founded and serves as Executive Vice President of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft and teaches at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service.

Two distinct provisions moving through Congress—Section 224 of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and Section 622 of the Intelligence Authorization Act (IAA)—have drawn intense scrutiny. These sections legally limit a U.S. President’s ability to reduce or suspend intelligence sharing with Israel. Unlike standard intelligence treaties with other allies, this framework locks in unconditional, preferential data pipelines. Critics and regional experts argue that by stripping executive control over intelligence flow, Washington is effectively creating a permanent, inescapable integration between the CIA and Mossad.

The legislative maneuver comes at a highly volatile moment in U.S.-Israel relations, as President Donald Trump tries to secure a landmark peace and nuclear agreement with Iran. Trump has aggressively pressured Prime Minister Netanyahu to halt military operations in Lebanon against Hezbollah, warning that Israel’s military actions are jeopardizing the historic U.S.-Iran negotiations. In explosive, leaked phone conversations, Trump reportedly blasted Netanyahu, yelling “what the f*** are you doing?” and warning that Netanyahu would “be in prison” without White House backing—a direct jab at the Prime Minister’s ongoing domestic corruption trial. : Facing poor domestic polling numbers, an active trial, and the threat of political obsolescence, Netanyahu is in an incredibly vulnerable position. While he has publicly rejected some elements of Trump’s broader regional vision, Israeli media notes he is heavily reliant on Trump’s continued support to keep his political career and legal safety from collapsing. 

https://youtu.be/BeScodaLjkg

Chapters:
0:00 The Key Points of Trump’s Iran Peace Deal
5:36 Israel’s Move to Sabotage the Peace Deal
11:00 Why Both the US and Iran Need Peace
24:19 How Netanyahu Will Try to Pull Trump Back Into War
38:34 Why Are There Us Bases in the Middle East?
45:18 Parsi’s Shocking Conversation With the Former Head of Mossad
47:26 Iran’s Resilience and the Strait of Hormuz
51:35 Israel’s Nightmare Scenario
56:11 Israel’s Intel Operations on Iran
1:05:32 Tom Cotton’s Plot to Merge CIA With Mossad
1:12:32 Is There Hope for the Republican Party?
1:20:54 Bari Weiss’s Hit Piece on Parsi and Attempts to Deport Him
1:34:05 How the Genocide in Gaza Has Changed Everything
1:39:54 How to Support Parsi