Week 3 of Trumps Iran War for Israel: Tulsi Gabbard, Joe Kent & John Brenan all say Iran was no threat and had 0 nuclear weapons.

Tulsi Gabbard Skips Key Line on Iran’s Destroyed Nuclear Program.

Joe Kent Resigns: “No Imminent Threat” From Iran.

Former CIA Director John Brennan Slams Trump’s Fabricated Iran War Justification

In this MSNBC clip from Tulsi Gabbard’s March 18, 2026, Senate Intelligence Committee testimony, she skipped a written line stating U.S. and Israeli strikes in 2025 obliterated Iran’s nuclear enrichment, clashing with Trump’s claim of Iran being 2-4 weeks from a bomb.

Sen. Mark Warner confronted Gabbard on the omission during the hearing, suggesting it avoided contradicting the president’s narrative on an “imminent threat” used to justify the prior year’s military action against Iran.

Joe Kent, former Director of the National Counterterrorism Center (appointed by Trump), resigned in mid-March 2026 in protest over the U.S. war with Iran. In his resignation letter and public statements, he stated that Iran posed no imminent threat to the United States, accused the conflict of starting due to pressure from Israel and its lobby, and emphasized he could not in good conscience support sending American troops to die in what he viewed as an unjustified war. He has since publicly urged opposition to the ongoing conflict.

Former CIA Director John Brennan has criticized the Trump administration’s rationale for the war in recent interviews, warning that Trump will escalate threats as the situation spirals beyond U.S. control. He has asserted there is no evidence of an imminent Iranian nuclear or missile threat against the U.S., accusing the administration of fabricating justifications for launching the strikes and war against Iran.