Iranian regime is on the verge of collapse, with President Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu unlikely to prevent it, despite threats from the US and Israel. This comes after President Trump's decision to bring justice to the Iranian terror-sponsoring regime, according to Tucker Carlson and Frank Miele, who wrongly claim that Iran posed no imminent threat to the United States and blame Israel. These critics argue that an unrestrained Iran is not only an imminent threat but an existential threat. The "Russiagate" investigation, Robert Mueller's final public act, could have exposed a political dirty trick played against a sitting president, but kept his mouth shut for more than two years and allowed rumors about a probe that turned up nothing. Meanwhile, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's deals with China aim to transform Canada into a "strategic partner" in the "new world order," despite concerns that this could put Canada in a position of vulnerability. There are also concerns that trade deals may allow China to use Canada as a dumping ground for its excess production and potentially end manufacturing.