00:02:12Well, durood and good evening, everyone, and welcome back to The Goldie Show.
00:02:31I'm Goldie Gamari, former Canadian politician, current geopolitical analyst, and human rights activist, and you're watching The Goldie Show.
00:02:40We have some very serious developments coming out of occupied Iran tonight, and I want to talk about something that I think a lot of people in the Western media are failing to understand, because when you look at what's happening between the Islamic regime occupying Iran, President Donald Trump, the U.S. military, and Israel, you start to see a much bigger picture emerging.
00:03:07Tonight, we're hearing new threats directed at American military installations.
00:03:15We're seeing the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps attempting to project military strength.
00:03:21We're watching the continuing confrontation over the Islamic regime's nuclear program.
00:03:28And at the same time, we're seeing the possibility of diplomacy being discussed.
00:03:34Now, I want you to think about that for a moment. How does an Islamic regime threaten American military installations while simultaneously positioning itself for negotiations with the American president?0.79
00:03:51How does a government claim that it's interested in diplomacy while its military and security establishment continues to talk about retaliation, missiles, confrontation, and keeps on chanting death to America?0.66
00:04:09And most importantly, what does all of this tell us about the actual position of the Islamic regime occupying Iran?
00:04:19Because I think there's a very important distinction that we need to make tonight
00:04:23between what the Islamic regime wants the outside world to believe
00:04:29versus what we can actually establish from the evidence.0.75
00:04:35Ultimately, the Islamic regime wants to project strength.
00:04:40That much is obvious from its public messaging.0.94
00:04:43And the reason that the Islamic regime wants to project strength0.89
00:04:47strength is because in the last 47 years since it came to power and since it occupied Iran,0.63
00:04:56it has never been weaker. This is the first time in the 47 years that in its existence that it has
00:05:04been this weak. And that is why the Islamic regime occupying Iran is desperate to project this image0.86
00:05:14of strength. And we can see that from their public messaging. But projecting strength
00:05:21and possessing strength are not exactly the same thing. And this is where President Trump comes
00:05:28into the picture. The United States has enormous military capabilities, extensive regional
00:05:35partnerships, intelligence resources, economic leverage, and diplomatic influence. But having
00:05:42those capabilities doesn't automatically answer the political question of what Washington should
00:05:49do next. And so there are so many questions out there. Will President Trump pursue another
00:05:56agreement? Will he increase economic pressure? Is he going to establish additional military red
00:06:03lines? Or is he going to decide that the Islamic Republic's negotiating position is fundamentally
00:06:12incompatible with American security interests. These are all very different choices, and they
00:06:19have very different consequences. And then, of course, there's Israel. Because whatever Washington0.98
00:06:26decides, Israel has its own security calculations, its own intelligence assessments, and its own
00:06:33concerns about the Islamic regime's nuclear and missile programs. So tonight, we're going to
00:06:39connect those dots. We're going to look at the threats against American bases, the nuclear
00:06:44negotiations, the military messaging coming from Tehran, the role of Israel, and the question that
00:06:51matters deeply to me as an Iranian. What does all of this actually mean for the Iranian people?
00:07:01Because I refuse to accept the idea that the Iranian people and the Islamic regime are one
00:07:07in the same, because they're not. A government can claim to speak for a country without actually0.97
00:07:15representing the aspirations of everyone living inside it. And if we're going to have a serious
00:07:20conversation about Iran's future, we need to recognize that distinction from the very beginning.0.99
00:07:27Because the only way Iran can have a positive future is if the Islamic regime is eradicated0.97
00:07:36and sent back to hell where they belong and Iranians reclaim their country1.00
00:07:41and under the leadership of his royal highness the Shah of Iran Reza Pahlavi transition Iran
00:07:50from a brutal fundamentalist Islamic dictatorship into a functioning secular democratic free society
00:07:58but before we get into the first headline as always let me know in the chat where you're
00:08:04tuning in from tonight? Are you watching from Canada, the United States, the UK, Australia,
00:08:10Israel, or somewhere else? And if you're part of our amazing rewatch crew, let me know in the video
00:08:16comments below. And I'm also going to ask you a question right now that we're going to revisit
00:08:21at the end of tonight's live stream. And the question is this, do you believe that the Islamic
00:08:29regime is threatening American bases because it feels confident? Or do you think the Islamic0.90
00:08:37regime is threatening American bases because it fears what could happen next? Keep that question0.95
00:08:44in mind, because we're going to examine the evidence, not simply accept the regime's public
00:08:51messaging. So let's start with the headline that brought us here tonight. Mohsen Rezaei.
00:08:59You all know Mohsen Rezaei as the weird jihadi looking apple. Let me pull it up again for you1.00
00:09:09guys. I'm telling you guys right now, there is never, never not a moment in time where when I
00:09:18mention Mohsen Rezaei and I don't bring up the jihadi apple. So on our boom boom jihad bingo0.99
00:09:26sheet, this is Mohsen Rezaei. I need to update the bingo sheet, but this is him, but he's currently
00:09:35in the role here. So he's currently the secretary of the Supreme Security Council. He replaced
00:09:44larry johnny larry johnny was boom boomed and sent to hell by america and israel thank you0.80
00:09:50america thank you israel sending you kisses um he was boom boomed and sent to hell back in march0.56
00:09:58and uh he is the second layer of leadership that president trump speaks about so um this is mohsen0.50
00:10:07rizai who's replaced larry johnny now why do i call him the inbred jihadi apple because he
00:10:13literally looks like a weird, deformed, inbred jihadi apple. So this is like an Iranian meme0.97
00:10:19right there, as you can see. Yes. The similarities are uncanny. So there will never not be a time0.75
00:10:31that I don't refer to him as the weird inbred jihadi apple.1.00
00:10:39there you go so we're going to speak about this Durka because this is the headline that brought0.85
00:10:50us here tonight Mohsen Rizay who is one of the Islamic regime's most prominent security figures
00:10:58by the way the Islamic regime had to pull him out of retirement because America and Israel
00:11:04boom-boomed so many IRGC commanders and sent them to hell where they belong that they didn't have
00:11:13enough replacements. So they literally had to drag people out of retirement. Mohsen Rezaei is one of
00:11:19them. So today, this weird, rotten jihadi apple, Mohsen Rezaei, issued a warning about American1.00
00:11:30military installations. And what makes this warning particularly significant is its geographical1.00
00:11:37scope, because he's not simply talking about American bases in the Persian Gulf. He's talking
00:11:43about American bases much further away, including in Europe. Now, I want to be very precise here.
00:11:51Reza's threat was conditional. He said that if American aircraft used overseas bases to attack
00:11:58the Islamic regime occupying Iran, those bases could become targets for Islamic regime retaliation.
00:12:07That's not the same thing as announcing that the Islamic regime has already launched attacks
00:12:12against American installations in Europe. But it is a very serious warning because it attempts to0.95
00:12:19expand the potential consequences of another American military operation far beyond the
00:12:27immediate Middle East. And here is the article. So this came out today. According to Iran
00:12:38International, Iran would strike US bases in Europe and on distant islands if the United
00:12:45States attacks again. The country's top security officials said, warning countries that host
00:12:51American forces that any base involved in an attack would become a target.
00:12:57If the Americans make a mistake and attack us, we will not limit ourselves to nearby bases,
00:13:06Mohsen Riza, a secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, told the Beirut-based channel
00:13:12Al-Mayadeen. By the way, guys, Al-Mayadeen is a Lebanese television news network widely
00:13:21regarded as pro-Hezbollah and pro-Islamic regime. So interesting that, you know, terrorist media0.75
00:13:30outlets are interviewing terrorists. Anyways, let's continue. He says, we may even target some
00:13:38American military bases in European countries. Iran might also hit some islands they think our
00:13:46missiles cannot reach he said and he advised every country that hosts sorry guys I'm still dealing0.98
00:13:55with my cold sorry Iran might also hit some islands they think our missiles cannot reach0.88
00:14:08he said and he advised every country that hosts U.S. forces not to cooperate with an attack0.75
00:14:16Wherever American planes take off from, we will regard it as a threat against us.
00:14:22Rizay also said Vladimir Putin had told him when they met in the Kremlin that he had informed the Americans that the Islamic Republic is not a system that can be toppled.
00:23:57But there you go. So that's, that's the, um, the operational update from CENTCOM. So going back
00:24:04to, uh, the article, going back to the article, the fact that, um, Mohsen Rizoui is claiming that
00:24:20the Strait of Hormuz will, will remain closed is utterly insane. It's pure gaslighting.
00:24:25And then he continues and says, Washington's first reply had been deceptive. Hmm. Isn't it
00:24:34interesting? So a terrorist Islamic dictatorship that has literally been lying for the last 470.96
00:24:40years is accusing others of being deceptive. This is the literal definition of gaslighting0.94
00:24:46right here. And then he says, the first condition is an end to the war on all fronts, especially
00:24:53Lebanon. Now remember, Marco Rubio actually spoke about this. Marco Rubio spoke about Lebanon
00:25:00yesterday, and we covered that earlier in today's previous live stream. But let me bring it up again
00:25:10because that's actually really important. That's really important. And you can see how the Islamic
00:25:18regime, pretends like they care about Lebanon, but they don't actually care about Lebanon.0.69
00:25:23Their focus is on Hezbollah. And Marco Rubio calls that out. So let me just, where's the
00:25:36transcript? Here we go. This is really, really important.
00:25:45No, no, I haven't been out for a few months. So for example, the blockade that was initiated
00:25:58and it was stopped as part of the MOU that they themselves violated. They violated the MOU. They
00:26:02canceled the MOU by attacking shipping again. So if you look at the blockade, they got oil out
00:26:07during the MOU period. That oil that's now on the water is almost out. So at that point,
00:26:13won't have any revenue so you say sanctions have been in place never has iran ever faced the
00:26:17inability to sell energy in the global market like they are today they've never faced this
00:26:24well i think the mou was a good faith with you but i guess to sort of was the mistake
00:26:30well i think the mou was a good faith effort i guess to sort of try to figure out diplomatically
00:26:34but i think it confirmed for me and for others who you're dealing with here in the end they violated
00:26:38the moz they've insisted that uh an end to the conflict in lebanon lebanon
00:26:47well why would we negotiate lebanon with iran what does iran have to do with lebanon
00:26:52i mean they can claim whatever they want but lebanon is its own country
00:26:56so figure out the future of lebanon we'll deal with lebanon not with iran now i think by saying
00:27:00that to you they're admitting that they are the ones that are behind hezbollah that has destroyed
00:27:04that country everything bad that's happened to lebanon has been the direct result of hezbollah's0.88
00:27:09presence there we deal with the lebanese government we deal with president ayun
00:27:12we deal with the lebanese armed forces that's who we did an agreement with israel and lebanon
00:27:17with so um why would we talk to iran about lebanon none of the business
00:27:27well we already we've already been engaged i don't know if you track this but we've already
00:27:30been engaged in peace negotiations directly between lebanon and the israelis that's created
00:27:35the pilot zones in the south where iran the israelis are pulling back from regions and the
00:27:41lab is taking over them and we want we've been on top of that and want that to continue to happen
00:27:45we are actively now trying to construct a verification model for that so that trusted
00:27:49verifiers can verify that both sides are complying but this is an issue we're going to we're going to
00:27:53work as mediators between lebanon and israel not iran iran has no role to play when it comes to
00:27:59lebanon other than stop sponsoring and supporting hezbollah because hezbollah has done tremendous
00:28:04damage to the state of lebanon and to the people of lebanon there you go so um
00:28:15marco rubio understands very very well um that the connection between the islamic regime
00:28:25is not with Lebanon, it's with Hezbollah. But the Islamic regime gaslights. So they say,
00:28:33you know, the war in Lebanon, but it's not the war in Lebanon, it's the war with Hezbollah,
00:28:39which is occupying southern Lebanon. And, you know, Lebanon, 50 years ago, used to be a majority
00:28:46Christian country. And now it's not because of, you know, jihadis. So that's literally how fast
00:28:57jihad and Islam can destroy a country. Remember, the vast majority of the Middle East was actually1.00
00:29:04Christian before the invention of Islam. Islam is not from the Middle East. Islam is from Saudi0.96
00:29:09Arabia and the Arabian Peninsula. Yeah, there you go. So let's continue. Mohsen Rizahi, the weird
00:29:18jihadi apple, also said the nuclear issue was not on the table. Oh, okay. And then he said,0.95
00:29:24not even a particle of Iran's enriched uranium would leave the country. Hmm, interesting, interesting.
00:29:33So, um, remember, remember how, um, the Islamic regime has been claiming that they have been enriching uranium for peaceful purposes? Do you remember that? I made a video about that as well a while ago. Let me pull up that video for you guys. Um, cause it's a good one.
00:34:50Okay. Reza also said that both sides had signed an agreement during an earlier round of talks in Islamabad and Trump had torn it up within a month.
00:35:01Okay. So what he's referring to is the MOU. So he's referring to the MOU that Pizishkian signed. Pizishkian is the jihadi puppet president of the Islamic regime.
00:35:20And of course, President Trump signed the MOU. But here's the thing.0.84
00:35:26An MOU is not a binding agreement. An MOU is not an agreement.
00:35:30An MOU is literally a memorandum of understanding.
00:35:34Sorry, guys, I need to I need a moment. My cold is catching up here.
00:35:38sorry i'm having difficulty speaking because of my cult but i want to get through this analysis
00:35:54so what he's referring to here he's he's calling this an agreement during an earlier round of talks
00:36:04and that Trump tore it up. Well, that wasn't actually an agreement because an MOU is not a
00:36:10legally binding document. A Memorandum of Understanding is not that. And let me explain
00:36:18to you exactly what he's referring to and what President Trump said. So it's here.
00:36:30i found it let me find um where's the transcript okay i can't find the transcript but um
00:36:42it's somewhere here when you're dealing with
00:36:44i can't it's amazing how to business because this guy you know your negotiators brought back was
00:36:52that but the fact that the building wasn't even balanced it's here i can't it's amazing that it
00:36:58didn't come down what was the mou that that your negotiators brought back was that uh side saddle
00:37:04mou was that built to fall apart it was built to test it was a test we didn't know it didn't look
00:37:12memorandum of understanding with you when you're dealing with sleazebags don't mean much and they
00:37:18don't mean much when you're dealing with honorable people too because it's a memorandum of understanding
00:37:22it doesn't mean much. And I said, why are we even, you know, it's a standard tactic in the U.S.
00:37:28that you go to a memorandum of understanding and then you go to the deal. I said, just go to the
00:37:32deal first. But you know what? It was sort of a test. And they weren't there. They didn't honor
00:37:37the test. We had it. We had this deal settled numerous times. I said, watch. I guarantee,
00:37:43watch. And they never, they never followed it. A bunch of Israeli journalists are saying that
00:37:51There you go. So that's essentially the MOU. So the MOU is not a legally binding contract. President Trump knows that because he's been dealing with this stuff for a long time.
00:38:05um but the islamic regime is claiming that the mou was an agreement and that president trump0.61
00:38:14tore it up but in fact it was the opposite it was the islamic regime that started attacking
00:38:21um civilian cargo ships in the strait of hormones so it was the islamic regime that tore up the mou0.92
00:38:29but as you can see they're gaslighting like they just take everything and they switch it around0.92
00:38:35and to me it's absolutely insane that anyone will take the word of the islamic regime occupying iran
00:38:42over america like it's just wild to me that that happens and then it is i continues it is i said
00:38:50iran had recently taken control of u.s drones in flight through electronic warfare and brought
00:38:57seven down intact and had captured two underwater craft able to dive 600 meters.
00:39:07Whoa, guys, Americans, what is this? What in the Al-Akbar Jihad Takiyah are we seeing here?
00:39:18He gave no details and none of the claims could be independently verified.
00:39:21Asked about the health of Mochtaba Khamenei, who has not appeared in public since succeeding
00:39:31his father in March, Rezai did not answer directly.
00:39:35He said that when they last met, he prayed behind him and found him better informed about
00:39:41the country than even me, and said he issues instructions to military commanders.
00:39:48Reza said he had carried a message from Mojtaba Khamenei to Putin, mostly on continuing cooperation, and said they had discussed the north-south trade corridor and piping Russian gas, no longer sold to Europe, into Iran for its own use and resale to its neighbors.
00:40:07So there you go. Apparently, apparently the Islamic regime has some sort of weird technology that none of us have heard about. And they've taken control of U.S. drones.0.90
00:40:22what's really funny about that is that the u.s drones that are being used are the exact same
00:40:28drones that the islamic regime uses because um admiral brad cooper mentioned months ago
00:40:36that they had taken shahid drones and they had reversed that they had reverse engineered them
00:40:42and wait what do they call them now i think it starts with um it starts with an l um
00:40:47let me just bring bring this up right it's the lucas it's the lucas so the american drone
00:41:06reverse engineered from the um iranian shahid drone is known as the lucas which stands for
00:41:12the low cost uncrewed combat attack system. So the fact that the Islamic regime is bragging0.96
00:41:23about taking down American drones, that's not actually a brag. That's actually terrible because
00:41:29it just shows. Wait, there's like trolls on on what is that rumble? Why are trolls on rumble
00:41:41swearing sorry guys let me just go to rumble and ban that troll because um you know we have a
00:41:50no policy we have a zero tolerance policy for swearing so
00:41:55where where's that where's that troll did someone ban the troll what's going on here
00:42:03is that on rumble oh already done already done oh thank you thank you you guys are the best
00:42:14all right thank you thank you oh no guys don't apologize no no it's all good
00:42:24it's all good you guys are doing great it's just you know people can people can like you know
00:42:32disagree, but, um, don't swear. Yeah, guys, give a shout out to our amazing RumbleMonts who,
00:42:41uh, you know, who hold the line on Rumble. So there you go.
00:42:50There you go. Anyways, but, um, oh, he got mad at you for telling him to stop writing in all caps.
00:42:58oh well that's fine um i don't appreciate swearing anyways guys please no swearing no swearing
00:43:08guys there's like trolls on x right now guys please no swearing
00:43:12just let's just keep it polite please because a lot of children watch the a lot of children
00:43:18watch the program. So okay. Yeah, no swearing. No swearing. Anyways, where was I? Yes. So
00:43:30the Islamic regime bragging about taking down Lucas drones, that's not exactly a thing to brag1.00
00:43:39about because they're basically pointing out how terrible their own technology is and how easily0.95
00:43:47it can be destroyed. So the fact that they're bragging about taking control of U.S. drones,
00:43:55well, that's actually not something to brag about because those drones are reverse engineered from
00:44:02your own technology. So it's not like you're actually taking American technology and you're
00:44:10not learning anything new. If anything, you're exposing the weakness of how terrible your own
00:44:17military technology is. And you're bragging about that. But again, this is, you know,
00:44:23the level of intelligence that we're dealing with here. Anyways, so that's sort of the first thing
00:44:31that I wanted to, to speak about. And yeah, Mohsen Rezaei is apparently claiming that they're ready
00:44:43to attack American military installations in European countries.
00:44:51Now, why is Mohsen Rizahi publicly discussing American military installations in European
00:44:58countries and attempting to bring European security into its deterred strategy?0.98
00:45:06Why would the Islamic regime want to make European governments think about the consequences0.97
00:45:11of hosting American forces? Well, one possible explanation is that it wants to discourage0.99
00:45:17European governments from supporting another American military operation. Another possibility
00:45:24is that it wants to raise the political cost of military action by making the potential
00:45:32consequences seem broader and more unpredictable. But there's also a third possibility that a lot
00:45:39of people are not really talking about tonight. The third possibility is that the Islamic regime
00:45:45is attempting to compensate for its vulnerabilities by communicating that it still has the ability to
00:45:52impose costs on its adversary. Now, those possibilities are not necessarily mutually
00:45:59exclusive. A regime can be genuinely dangerous and strategically vulnerable at the same time.
00:46:06and that's what i really want to emphasize tonight we should never make the mistake of assuming
00:46:13that just because a dictatorship is under pressure that it cannot cause enormous harm
00:46:22we're seeing the impacts of that enormous harm all over the world
00:46:29a military commander can threaten a target but whether his forces can reach the target
00:46:34penetrate its defenses and achieve the intended military effect is a separate question. But at
00:46:40the same time, we got news today that an Islamic regime operative who was in jail in New York City,
00:46:50he was in a jail at NYC. He planned an attempted terrorist attack in the UK against an American
00:47:02military base from his jail cell in New York and he used coded language and shared that coded0.86
00:47:12language with his mother and his sister who then passed it along to the rest of the Iraqi terrorists
00:47:19that he was a part of because everyone is calling him an Iranian operative but he's actually an
00:47:27Islamic regime operative. So this is why it matters. Now what's really interesting is that
00:47:40the Center for Strategic and International Studies has documented Islamic regime missile systems with
00:47:46ranges generally around 2,000 kilometers with some longer range estimates. That doesn't establish
00:47:53that every facility mentioned is within effective striking range.
00:47:58There are questions about launch locations, payloads, accuracy, interception, intelligence,
00:48:04and whether the necessary systems remain operational after earlier attacks.0.62
00:48:10So when you see a dramatic headline about the Islamic regime threatening American bases
00:48:15in Europe, don't automatically translate that into a conclusion that every American base
00:48:22in Europe is equally vulnerable. However, we should also assume at the same time that
00:48:33the Islamic regime may have the potential to target an American base in Europe. That's0.79
00:48:42what they have been secretly working on. Reza's remarks come in the context of a war that
00:48:49began on February 28th with American and Israeli strikes against the Islamic regime. I mean,
00:48:55that's again when the kinetic war began, but the war itself began back in 1979 when the Islamic0.77
00:49:03regime started chanting death to America and took Americans hostage. And for the last 47 years,0.84
00:49:12the Islamic regime has been waging war against America through its proxies, through terrorist0.76
00:49:19attacks, and countless American soldiers have lost their lives because of the Islamic Revolutionary
00:49:28Guard Corps. And, you know, just ask any veteran who fought in the Iraq war. They can tell you
00:49:39exactly who was behind all of the IEDs. And there's a reason that Ossam Soleimani was in Iraq0.91
00:49:49when President Trump boom-boomed him and sent him to hell back in January of 2020.
00:50:00What's interesting about Mohsen Rezaei's comments is that he's not issuing an isolated warning.
00:50:04He's communicating the Islamic regime's position in an ongoing military and diplomatic confrontation,
00:50:11which means that the question for Washington isn't just whether or not the Islamic regime
00:50:17can threaten American military installations. The question is whether or not those threats0.87
00:50:22should influence the United States negotiating position. And that brings us directly to President
00:50:29Trump. And I believe that these threats are being taken very, very seriously. Because that's exactly
00:50:39what we saw from Marco Rubio earlier today. And if you watched my live stream earlier today,
00:50:46you would have heard exactly what Marco Rubio said about the Islamic regime,0.98
00:50:53about their threats, and about the fact that you cannot trust the Islamic regime.0.99
00:51:02So let's talk about President Trump, because one of the most interesting aspects of this0.98
00:51:07situation is that the Islamic regime is threatening American military facilities0.78
00:51:12while the diplomatic question remains unresolved.
00:51:16And I want to clarify something really important about today's development.
00:51:22Mohsen Rizayi has publicly denied that direct negotiations with Washington are currently taking place.
00:51:29And he's also rejected reports about a possible meeting involving Vice President J.D. Vance.
00:51:36There have been competing accounts about diplomatic progress and the role of Qatar.0.85
00:51:41Remember, Qatar is a terrorist state. We can never trust Qatar.0.95
00:51:46so we should never present a potential meeting as confirmed when one of the central participants
00:51:55is publicly denying it or when the source of that potential meeting is coming from turkey
00:52:04and the government of turkey is a muslim brotherhood organization
00:52:10but the absence of confirmed direct talks does not mean diplomatic channels have disappeared
00:52:18and marco rubio made a statement several months ago and he said just because we're talking to
00:52:25our adversaries does not necessarily mean that we are legitimizing them or that we view them
00:52:33as legitimate. We can still talk to our adversaries and boom, boom at the same time.
00:52:41And that's exactly what's happening between America and the Islamic regime.0.93
00:52:47What's interesting is that Qatar and Pakistan, another terrorist government, have been involved0.67
00:52:54in efforts to mediate between the two sides. And isn't it interesting that the two countries
00:52:59heavily involved in mediation are the two countries that are some of the most terrorists0.95
00:53:04in the world, Qatar and Pakistan. And they're attempting to mediate. And the Islamic regime
00:53:12occupying Iran has presented conditions that it says must be satisfied before an agreement can
00:53:19move forward. So to me, what this looks like, it looks like Qatar, Pakistan and the Islamic regime
00:53:27occupying Iran are working together to make America look bad. Because you see these rumors0.96
00:53:34coming out about apparently America is desperate to negotiate. And now the Islamic regime is coming1.00
00:53:41out and saying, we're not going to negotiate unless America agrees to our demands. Oh, really?
00:53:47On what basis does the Islamic regime say that? What strength does the Islamic regime have? In0.97
00:53:55what way can they actually dictate what America can or cannot do? But do you see the insanity?
00:54:06And this is a very important lesson for everyone who's watching. When it comes to dealing with
00:54:13the Middle East, when it comes to dealing with Islam, when it comes to dealing with that,0.97
00:54:21know jihadi ideology in their minds and in their culture diplomacy is a sign of weakness so when0.97
00:54:33you want to try and negotiate with an islamic society they view that as weakness because in0.91
00:54:43their culture in their ideology um diplomacy is weakness and the language of the middle east is0.98
00:54:55strength and that's why right now you're seeing qatar and pakistan and the islamic regime0.58
00:55:05working together and basically saying oh if if America wants to negotiate they
00:55:14have to agree to our demands that's just the reality of dealing with politics in
00:55:21the Middle East anyone who wants to understand Middle Eastern politics if
00:55:26you try to contextualize it in sort of a Western political framework you're
00:55:33to have a bad time because you're not going to understand it properly if you want to understand
00:55:37middle eastern politics you have to um use the middle eastern framework where in the middle east
00:55:45strength is power diplomacy is weakness that's just the reality of the middle east that's just
00:55:55just the reality. But unfortunately, a lot of Western politicians assume that they can engage
00:56:04in diplomacy in the Middle East, and that it's going to work. But if you try to engage in
00:56:13diplomacy, you're going to have a bad time, because they're going to view that as weakness.0.99
00:56:20And then they're just going to Allah Akbar jihad you and like chop off your head.0.96
00:56:24that's just the reality of the Middle East so what's really interesting is0.98
00:56:31that among the conditions that the Islamic regime is demanding of America
00:56:37before they agree to negotiate our sanctions relief financial demands and
00:56:43arrangements concerning the Strait of Hormuz and of course Marco Rubio already
00:56:48responded to all of this. And he said, none of that is going to happen. A lot of people assume
00:56:56that the phrase Iran deal refers to a nuclear agreement. But again, the Iran deal that President
00:57:08Trump wants is much more than that. Remember, there are five terms, five conditions that
00:57:16President Trump wants the Islamic regime to agree to in order to get to peace.0.86
00:57:23Number one is ending its military nuclear operations. Number two is allowing the United
00:57:31States to go in and remove the enriched uranium. Number three is ending its nuclear, sorry,0.55
00:57:40ending its ballistic missile program. Number four is ending financial support for its terrorist0.92
00:57:46proxy groups in the Middle East and around the world. And number five is, of course,
00:57:51reopening the Strait of Hormuz. And the Islamic regime has not agreed to any of that.0.96
00:58:00And that's why we're seeing sort of this back and forth. We're seeing this back and forth here.
00:58:10Now, one thing that's really interesting is that Mohsen Rizai, the weird jihadi apple,
00:58:16he said that the Islamic regime's nuclear program is not currently part of the negotiations0.72
00:58:23and that enriched material will remain inside Iran. Those are literally two of the main
00:58:32conditions that President Trump wants, right? An end to the Islamic regime's nuclear program1.00
00:58:38and America going in to remove the enriched material.0.97
00:58:44Mohsen Reza'i, the weird jihadi apple,0.77
00:58:48is saying that nuclear talks are not on the table0.92
00:58:52and that the Islamic regime will never, ever agree
00:58:56to the United States going in to remove the enriched uranium.0.78
01:02:35So there are many reasons why countries in the Middle East0.97
01:02:39want a weak Islamic regime to remain in power0.97
01:02:43because it's good for them financially.0.99
01:02:46It's good for them from like a tourism perspective.
01:02:51It's also good for them from a terrorism perspective0.92
01:02:53Because when you have the big bad boogeyman, which is the Islamic regime, people forget about the fact that Saudi Arabia has invested billions of dollars in American universities in Islamic studies to infiltrate and indoctrinate, right?0.98
01:03:10When you have the big bad boogeyman that's, you know, constantly chanting death to America, the Saudis all of a sudden don't look that bad.0.94
01:03:21But if you get rid of the Islamic regime, then all of a sudden people look at the Saudis and they're like, ooh, what in the Allahu Akbar jihad is happening there? Same thing with Qatar. Same thing with the UAE. Yep, even the UAE, same thing there.0.96
01:03:40so there's a reason why all these countries want the islamic regime to remain in power because0.90
01:03:48when you have the big bad boogeyman it makes their jihadi efforts go under the radar
01:03:55so what happens next what happens next we've talked about mosin reza's threats against
01:04:05American military installations. We've talked about President Trump's diplomatic options and
01:04:10we've talked about the Islamic regime's nuclear position. What does this mean for the Iranian
01:04:17people? At the end of the day, Iranians have been very, very clear. Iranians have rejected
01:04:26the terrorist Islamic regime. Iranians will overthrow the Islamic regime. It's just a question0.95
01:05:03What we have to do is we have to really work on conveying to the world that the Islamic regime occupying Iran is no different than Nazi Germany.0.75
01:05:17Because once you make that connection, then it's very easy to see who is supporting terrorism and who isn't.0.74
01:05:28Because imagine during World War Two, if someone said, oh, you know, we should engage in diplomacy with Nazi Germany or, you know, oh, Nazi Germany doesn't hate us.0.93
01:05:41We should try to be friends with Nazi Germany. And it's none of our business what Nazi Germany is doing in Germany.0.81
01:05:49It's none of our business that Nazi Germany is going out and murdering six million Jewish people.0.52
01:05:53It's none of our business that Nazi Germany is putting gay people in concentration camps or, you know, putting minorities in concentration camps or putting, you know, the Roma in concentration camps, right? None of our business, none of our business. We should engage in diplomacy. We should be friends with Hitler, right?0.88
01:06:10That's how you should hear it when in this day and age, someone is saying that we should0.97
01:06:22engage in diplomacy with the Islamic regime, or we should try to be friends with them.
01:06:32It's absolutely disgusting, absolutely horrific, and shame on anyone.0.98
01:06:38Shame on anyone who is pushing for and promoting diplomacy with the terrorist and illegitimate Islamic regime that has been occupying Iran for the last 47 years.0.99
01:06:54And Iranian people have made up their mind.