Iran's military, economy and nuclear program have been gutted beyond recovery — $144 billion in losses, a dead supreme leader, shattered missile output and air defenses that no longer function. The regime is days away from a gasoline crisis that could trigger mass unrest, and its proxy network from Hezbollah to Hamas is in ruins. America holds more leverage over Tehran than at any point in 47 years, and pressing for full surrender now is the only rational move.