00:16:27.060so there you go first night there you go so literally guys i'm not even joking let me tell
00:16:32.740you the story let me tell let me tell you the story oh my gosh see now you guys are making me
00:16:38.260like self-conscious you're like making fun of my hat and like my hair is a mess guys you know you
00:16:44.340don't understand it's it's like what it's almost 1 a.m in ukraine and i just survived a false
00:16:55.220nuclear strike let me tell you what happened so we get to kiev really late and you know we
00:17:02.980I have like an air raid, I have an air raid, you know, app on my phone or whatever. Apparently,
00:17:11.060the Russians hacked it. So we get to Kyiv really late and everything is closed because
00:17:18.020there's a curfew. The curfew is at 12 o'clock. And the only thing that's open is McDonald's.
00:17:28.740and you know what I actually you know what I yeah look I still even like I still have my Big Mac
00:17:36.860okay so by the way that says Big Mac in Ukrainian there you go so Big Mac so um we go to McDonald's
00:17:46.320I order a Big Mac I've literally only had like I don't know two bites two bites of the Big Mac
00:17:53.140and this was only like after after the whole situation happened because when the situation
00:18:02.820happened I literally lost my appetite but so we're going you know we go to McDonald's we order
00:18:10.360whatever we're like the last people to order and then we come out and I'm like you know we're
00:18:15.880slowly walking back to the hotel and all of a sudden like my my alarm goes off for like the
00:18:25.600app or whatever and it's like alert alert chemical radiation risk like nuclear radiation risk seek
00:18:36.840shelter immediately and I'm like wait what what's going on and then it happens again and I pull out
00:18:44.900my phone. And then I see like, I see that notification, which is basically like, where is
00:18:53.540it? Oh, my gosh, I see the notification, where it's basically saying that there's like a,
00:19:00.500like, it literally says radiation hazard, radiation, which basically means like a nuclear bomb.
00:19:07.940so and it says seek shelter immediately and we're like you know one minute away from the hotel
00:19:16.380because mcdonald's was pretty close and i'm just like i don't know what's going on but i i started
00:19:22.900swear i don't swear i don't swear but i started swear i was like we need to go back to the hotel
00:19:32.240we need to go back to the hotel i don't know what's going on and i i basically said to the
00:19:38.200tour guides and by the way the tour guides are amazing i have a lot to say about them in the
00:19:42.240future um amazing phenomenal like amazing amazing but i just looked at them and i was like
00:19:49.600if i die my parents will kill me and then they will kill you which is funny but anyway so like
00:19:56.440i just start running to the hotel and then the poor tour guides the poor tour guides um0.98
00:20:03.480they're checking their own apps because they have the official um government of ukraine notification
00:20:11.880app i don't because in order to get the official um government of ukraine but like notification
00:20:21.720app, you need to have like a number that works. Because I'm in Ukraine, like I have data, but
00:20:27.640like my phone number doesn't work. So when I tried to install that one, I needed to like,
00:20:32.440they had to like, send a phone number, like they had to send a verification code to my phone number,
00:20:38.520which isn't working right now, because I'm in Ukraine. And I have data, but I don't have that.
00:20:44.600So anyways, so I just have like this other app, which apparently is supposedly very good.
00:20:50.840And it's been very good so far. And so because it's been good so far, when the notification came that apparently there is a nuclear hazard, and by the way, Kiev is only 100 kilometers from Chernobyl, which in American units is about 60 miles.
00:21:18.820so kiev is only about 60 miles from chernobyl so as soon as i get like this notification that
00:21:24.740there's like a nuclear bomb or like a radiation hazard i was like oh my god they hit chernobyl
00:21:30.580they hit chernobyl they hit chernobyl i need to like seek shelter i was like what am i doing with
00:21:36.660my life i need to i need to like i need to like chernobyl's been hit um anyway so i make a run
00:21:43.380for it you know we get back to the hotel um the hotel has an amazing bomb shelter um
00:21:52.900the bomb shelters in ukraine are really good um i would say that the bomb shelters in israel
00:22:03.300are probably a little bit better only because you know israel
00:22:08.660literally deals with like terrorist attacks every single day um so israel does have the
00:22:17.720upper hand on the quality of bomb shelters um only because more people try to murder jewish
00:22:27.540people right like jewish people are at risk of being murdered more than ukrainians not that it's
00:22:33.700a competition, right? It's not a competition, but that's just reality. That's just the reality.
00:22:42.740Bomb shelters are unfortunately a reality in Israel because Israel is surrounded by a bunch0.96
00:22:49.380of terrorist states that are literally trying to genocide the Jewish people every single day.
00:22:54.020But Ukraine also has bomb shelters. So we run back to the hotel. I run into the bomb shelter
00:23:01.860because literally my phone is saying radiation hazard, chemical threat, street fighting.
00:23:10.540So the radiation hazard, I was like, I'm not going to joke around with that.
00:23:15.220The chemical threat, I was like, what's going on?
00:23:18.320But then when it came to street fighting, right, because street fighting,
00:23:23.000street fighting, that one literally means that there's Russian troops on the ground
00:23:28.320in Kyiv. And, you know, they're pew-pewing, pew-pewing. And that was not the case because0.98
00:23:36.580the area was very, very quiet. So, Laura, Laura, I love you. Thank you for your prayers, but
00:23:44.520I'm safe. I'm safe. The moral of the story is that this was a false alarm. This was a false alarm
00:23:53.280because this app, which many of us have been using to give us the alerts about, you know,
00:24:05.840potential threats in Ukraine, this was hacked allegedly by the Russians.
00:24:12.600This app was allegedly hacked by the Russians. And this is part of the psychological warfare.0.70
00:24:19.580there. So apparently, this is the first time that they've hacked the app to pretend as
00:24:33.340if Russia is nuking Ukraine, you know, just my luck, by the way, just my luck, you know,
00:24:40.980the first night that I arrive in Kyiv, I get like a false alarm for a nuclear attack.0.61
00:24:48.740but the psychological warfare is insane and one thing that this made me realize and I'm going to
00:25:02.020talk about this more in like a you know actual official live stream but one of our tour guides0.71
00:25:12.120said, this is the reason why Ukraine has not been able to have elections, because the Russians are0.53
00:25:22.120so good at hacking Ukraine's electronic systems. And a lot of what happens in Ukraine when it0.81
00:25:36.280comes to the government is all digital. It's all electronic. And so given that there's currently
00:25:45.120a war happening, and a lot of people can't physically go out and vote, the only way that
00:25:54.380the vast majority of Ukrainians can vote is online through the digital elections. But given
00:26:03.760how easy it is for Russian hackers to just hack into the system, any system, and, you
00:26:14.480know, make millions of Ukrainians think that they're at risk of a nuclear bomb. This is
00:26:25.700why the elections haven't happened yet. Not because Ukrainians don't want an election,
00:26:30.980But because everything is streamlined, because everything is digitized, there's a very real and direct risk and threat of Russia hacking the Ukrainian elections.
00:26:51.180and this is really important because you know there's a lot of false information about there
00:27:00.220a lot of historical revisionism out there um you know I'm not pro anything or anyone
00:27:08.660I'm pro peace I'm also pro nationalism I'm I'm pro nationalism I will respect and support
00:27:19.360any people or any country that are fighting for their culture, fighting for their language,
00:27:26.820fighting for their history. And the similarities between Ukraine and Iran, it blows my mind.
00:27:39.340Ukrainians have been fighting Russian aggression and Russian cultural appropriation,
00:27:46.040the exact same way that Iranians have been fighting Islamic and Arabic cultural oppression
00:27:54.900and cultural appropriation. I even went to a place yesterday in a city called Lviv,
00:28:05.200and there's a statue of this Ukrainian man. Oh my gosh, I'm sorry. I'm terrible with the names,
00:28:15.800but let me see if I can find his name. Um, and when, um, yeah. Okay. So, wow. Okay. So it's this
00:28:33.880person. I went to a place yesterday and there was a statue of someone named Taras Shevchenko. Okay.
00:28:41.880Okay. Taras Shevchenko. Let me pull this. And Iranians, if you're watching this,
00:28:51.560like this guy is going to, you're going to appreciate in a moment why this man is a hero.
00:28:59.200So, okay, this man is, his name is Taras Shevchenko, okay?
00:29:15.840Taras Shevchenko, for Iranians who are watching, he is the Ukrainian version of Berdossi.
00:29:26.080he's the ukrainian version of fair dosi yes oh my gosh
00:29:34.200push-ups oh wow guys everyone put a p in the chat for push-ups because he got it
00:29:44.800Taras Shevchenko preserved Ukrainian culture, Ukrainian language, and he saved, he literally
00:29:59.140saved Ukrainian language from Russian occupation and Russian oppression. The exact same way that
00:30:09.480a thousand years ago, Ferdossi saved the Iranian language and Iranian culture from Arab Muslim0.68
00:30:19.200occupation. So the fact that I learned about this yesterday, I was like, wow. And then what's
00:30:28.960mind blowing to me is that, you know, Ukrainian people are very nationalistic, very patriotic,
00:30:37.180right? They want to preserve their culture. They want to preserve their history. They want to
00:30:41.600preserve their language. They want to preserve their flag the exact same way that we Iranians
00:30:47.440want to, right? Like, what are we Iranians fighting for? We're fighting to free ourselves
00:30:52.140from Islamic occupation. And, you know, we've been accused of Islamophobia just because we
00:30:59.800want to be Iranian, Ukrainians are accused of being, you know, Nazis or whatever, or fascist,
00:31:08.620just because they want to preserve their language, their culture, their heritage, and history. So
00:31:14.820there's a lot going on behind the scenes. There is so much, there's so much to talk about. And
00:31:23.460there's so much that I want to go over. But yeah, I just wanted to come on really briefly and let
00:31:29.080all of you guys know that what I experienced tonight in terms of the Russians hacking Ukraine's
00:31:37.900air alert system, and putting out this like, false notification of like a nuclear bomb.
00:31:48.200It really put things into perspective, it put it put the psychological warfare into perspective.
00:31:55.840um it also puts you know like the other thing i want to say is that all of the um attacks that
00:32:03.620are happening it's all with the shahid drones and keep in mind the shahid drones you know those are
00:32:09.280like the mexican the mexican drones that you know we make fun of but but those are the drones that0.85
00:32:15.620are built by the terrorist islamic regime occupying iran sold to russia and then russia uses that to0.96
00:32:23.660murder Ukrainian people. So the Islamic regime steals the money from the Iranian people,0.96
00:32:30.560uses it to build weapons of terrorism, sells those weapons to Russia, and then Russia uses it0.91
00:32:38.160to murder Ukrainians. So guys, there are a lot of things that are interconnected,
00:32:45.780especially in geopolitics. But I do want to go because, guys, Rose is about to start her
00:32:52.260live stream. I don't know. Maybe I'll show up. Maybe I'll show up to her live stream.
00:32:57.140Wait, let me see where her live stream is. Let me take a look. Let me take a look. So,0.98
00:33:02.820um, oh my gosh. Wow. Okay. Look at this guys. So my sister Rose is just about to start her.
00:33:14.280so um ellie is saying do you think ukraine will at some point provide us drones to fight irgc so
00:33:23.380um ellie my understanding i'm going to get a little bit more info on this but my understanding
00:33:30.120is that um ukraine has already provided um anti shahid um technology to certain gulf persian gulf
00:33:43.500states. But I'm going to get more info on that. What I can say is that the technology that Israel
00:33:51.580has is already like probably 1000 times better. But my understanding is that Ukraine has provided
00:34:00.860technology to certain Persian Gulf states, but I will dig more into that.
00:34:07.820um it's only like my first few days in ukraine but uh excellent excellent question but guys in
00:34:15.420the meantime um my sister rose she's about to start her live stream i don't want to cut into oh no
00:34:23.340she pushed it back by 28 minutes look at that oh love you rose love you rose but um
00:34:30.620no no i'm gonna i'm gonna end my live stream i'm gonna end my live stream rose you can start yours
00:34:35.500you can start yours now because I know you're ready to go and I love you. And I don't want to
00:34:39.580keep away from from from your live stream. But I don't know, maybe I'll show up in her live stream
00:34:46.780because I kind of miss I kind of miss our like science adventures, right? I kind of miss her
00:34:51.580science adventures. I just wanted to get to a couple of comments here before we get to to Rose.
00:35:00.860um Stephen says you kicked a handicapped man out of his wheelchair just for a video so Stephen I
00:35:10.840love your sense of humor um for the record I actually asked Eddie I was like Eddie is there
00:35:19.060another wheelchair so that I can sit beside you in a wheelchair um and then you know both of us
00:35:26.060could be in wheelchairs under the superhuman sign. And Eddie said to me, actually, it would
00:35:34.000be funnier if you sat in my wheelchair and I stood up. And I was like, Eddie, that's going
00:35:42.680to be a terrible look for me. He was like, yes, but it's going to be hilarious. And I
00:35:48.100was like, okay. I was like, all right, you know what, Eddie, Eddie, you lost an arm and
00:35:54.620a leg, you got the final say in this. So, um, yeah, that's what it was. But, uh, he has an
00:36:04.960incredible story and, um, I actually took a lot of footage of him and I cannot wait to share his
00:36:14.240story. And I'm hoping that at some point I can actually bring him onto my live stream so that
00:36:22.020he can talk about what happened to him. Because he was a humanitarian aid worker. And the Russians
00:36:32.660specifically targeted him because he was driving the van. And oh my gosh, I actually I actually
00:36:41.000saw like he shared the footage with us of the moment that the Russians striked. He's not0.75
00:36:50.180Ukrainian, by the way, he's not Ukrainian. Eddie Scott is, is from England, and he went to Ukraine
00:36:59.000as a volunteer humanitarian aid worker. So he wasn't a fighter, like he was not a military
00:37:07.020target. He was a civilian. He was a non Ukrainian civilian. And he was just there to help people
00:37:18.200escape. Like he was basically there to help. Yeah, literally, literally, the Russians are
00:37:24.340hitting, they're literally hitting aid workers. That's exactly what it was. And, oh my gosh,
00:37:31.280he shared the footage. It was like, he had the GoPro footage on his shoulder and he shared it
00:37:39.160with us. And it's like the moment that, you know, he's driving the van, trying to save, you know,
00:37:46.360people who you know, during like a Russian invasion, and the Russians deliberately targeted
00:37:54.840him because he was the driver of the van. And the drone just like cut into his arm like his left arm
00:38:03.800and his his left leg. Yeah, it was absolutely wild. And he survived.
00:38:11.640it. And we saw the video. He is waiting for the right moment to share the video itself.
00:38:27.240Because, first of all, the video is cinematic quality, like what I saw, Hollywood can't
00:38:35.860make it up. Hollywood cannot make it up. And what I saw was direct evidence of Russian
00:38:48.660war crimes. And again, by Russian, I'm referring to the Russian government. I'm not referring
00:38:53.700to the Russian people. But it was direct evidence of Russian war crimes. And, you know, I spoke
00:39:03.840with him and I interviewed him and I will share that later. But but having said that, having said
00:39:09.560that, that was not my idea. That was his idea. And I was like, I was like, Eddie, are you sure?
00:39:16.600He's like, oh, yeah, yeah, let's do it. And I think part of the reason that he wanted to do that
00:39:24.320and part of the reason I agreed to it is because the facility that I visited, and I'm going to
00:39:30.000talk about superhumans more, but Eddie really is a superhuman. He really is a superhuman.
00:39:38.020And the fact that he's been able to survive such a traumatic experience and become an even
00:39:46.880stronger person, right? He is the superhuman. So yeah, there you go. But I just wanted to
00:39:57.800comment on that but i i have a lot more to say about eddie um i'm hoping to bring him
00:40:03.160on the live stream at some point if i can um push up says keep fighting you're sure to win
00:40:08.840god helps you in your fight for you is fame and freedom and right is on your side yes exactly
00:40:15.320exactly so yeah push up so my gosh my favorite my favorite greek person ever love you guys oh my
00:40:22.440gosh, I missed all of you so much. But okay, I'm going to end the live stream. I just wanted to
00:40:28.920come on really briefly to share my experience of the psychological warfare that Russia puts
00:40:39.800Ukrainian people through. And I think it's really unfortunate that a lot of people
00:40:48.760don't speak about Ukraine as much. You know, there's like this whole Palestine thing that's
00:40:56.460happening around the world. But of course, everyone knows the Palestine thing is paid for.1.00
00:41:01.040It's paid for, it's promoted. There's a reason that you don't hear a lot about Iranians and0.65
00:41:08.400you don't hear a lot about Ukrainians. I was actually speaking with one of our tour guys,
00:41:14.560she's ukrainian and she said you know goldie there's another group of people that no one
00:41:19.760ever speaks about and i said who and she said georgians and i was like oh my gosh
00:41:28.960what's going on in georgia and she was explaining the situation in georgia to me and
00:47:42.080can i just say something can i just say something um i love i'm gonna say this
00:48:03.640i absolutely love how like i could be talking about the most serious most important geopolitical
00:48:11.260thing and then someone's like it's my birthday and i'm like oh my gosh it's your birthday and
00:48:15.500then we just you know we take a pause and we celebrate birthdays guys by the way did you know
00:48:20.860that um persians invented the birthday celebration did you know that oh yeah there you go so yeah
00:48:29.500the reason that we all celebrate birthdays is because uh the persian civilization 2500 years ago
00:48:37.340invented the birthday celebration and invented the concept of a birthday cake and birthday
00:48:43.500desserts so happy birthday to everyone who's celebrating um if i missed your birthday these
00:48:52.700last few weeks i apologize happy birthday um if you're having a birthday in the future happy
00:48:58.780birthday to all of you okay guys i do have to go but i have to say i have missed you all
00:49:06.540I will be back. I promise, guys. I will be in Canada in a week. I'll be back in a week and I promise you I will make up for the time. I will make up for the time that I have been able to do live streams.
00:49:21.040I've taken a lot of footage though. So, um, working on, um, a number of documentaries,
00:49:29.500but I really did want to share my experience tonight with you because the psychological0.86
00:49:35.180warfare that I experienced from the Russians, um, it really put things into perspective and
00:49:47.360And it really helped me appreciate how much historical revisionism is still going on.0.84
00:49:58.460Because all of the lies, all of the false narratives, everything that they say about,
00:50:05.400you know, the Shah of Iran and how he was a dictator, blah, blah, blah, right?
00:50:09.240look. It's the same sort of tactic and strategy they're using against Israel, they're using0.72
00:50:18.800against Ukraine, they're using against, you know, a bunch bunch of other places. And
00:50:23.560I know people have opinions on Zelensky.
00:50:32.000My comment and my point isn't about him. My comment and my point is about Ukrainian
00:50:38.960identity and Ukrainian nationalism. And I finally tonight understood the reason why
00:50:47.880Zelensky has not had elections because Ukrainians literally can't because Russians are hacking the0.70
00:50:55.700system. Um, so Omid says, does Ukrainian think Iranian are the regime? No, absolutely not. Um,
00:51:05.560I went through the Ukrainian border with my, you know, Canadian passport, but my Canadian
00:51:12.880passport, I mean, it shows where I was born because I was born in Iran. And the Ukrainian
00:51:22.660border guard, she was like, welcome to Ukraine. We're happy to have you. And I was like, oh,
00:51:28.960Because remember, Omid, His Royal Highness, the Shah of Iran, visited Kyiv a while ago. And he
00:51:37.480actually met with Zelensky a while ago in Munich as well. So one of the reasons that I was actually
00:51:44.960invited to visit Ukraine as part of this delegation is literally because I'm Iranian and I'm fighting
00:51:50.720against the Islamic regime. And everywhere that I go, I have made like, like instant friends,0.98
00:52:00.480literally, it's like, I just I go somewhere. And they're like, Where are you from? And I'm like,
00:52:04.400Iran, and they're like, Oh, my gosh, best friend, right. And it's just like, Oh, every single
00:52:09.440Ukrainian that I've met have been like, we support Iran, we support your freedom. And