Trump's Iran Sanctions Won't Make Any Difference, Former Ambassador Hill Says

The video discusses the US's imposition of sanctions on Iran, highlighting the President's need to appear tough without resorting to military action. It critiques the lack of a clear diplomatic strategy following the withdrawal from the Iran deal. The discussion includes concerns about the US being perceived as siding with Sunni Muslims over Shia, particularly in relation to Saudi Arabia and Iran. The potential consequences of these actions on regional dynamics and US relations with Middle Eastern countries are explored.

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the US's actions could affect its relationship with Shia Arabs in Iraq?

What potential consequences does the speaker foresee as a result of the US siding with Sunni Arabs over Shia?