Goldie Ghamari - 🚨 From Gorbachev to Baghdad Bob： What Pezeshkian & Araghchi’s Interviews Reveal About Iran

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00:02:00 Well, hello and good evening, patriots.

00:02:27 good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are. Welcome to tonight's evening

00:02:32 edition of The Goldie Show. So tonight's going to be a little bit different. Tonight's going to be

00:02:38 a little bit different because I was planning on watching these documentaries on my own.

00:02:46 But then I figured, you know what? Sorry, I shouldn't say documentaries. I should say

00:02:50 interviews. I was planning on sort of just watching these interviews on my own

00:02:53 to, you know, get a better understanding of the potential parallels between what's currently

00:03:02 happening with the Islamic regime occupying Iran, and of course, the fall of the USSR.

00:03:10 And of course, you know, we have to include Baghdad Bob in there, because that's just 0.68

00:03:14 absolutely hilarious. But I figured, you know what, might as well do a live stream watch party. 0.95

00:03:23 So tonight's going to be a journey for all of us because I actually have never watched Gorbachev's final interview.

00:03:36 And I haven't watched, of course, the two recent interviews from Pizishkian.

00:03:41 Pizishkian is the puppet president of the Islamic regime and Arofi, the foreign minister.

00:03:46 Remember, Adolf Chee is the one who claimed that the Islamic regime is building secret underground nuclear facilities for peaceful purposes, as if. 0.76

00:03:57 I haven't actually watched them, so I figured, hey, if I'm going to watch them, might as well do a watch party and we can sort of learn and analyze. 0.75

00:04:06 Now, I want to be very clear about something.

00:04:09 we can't compare Gorbachev's interview to the interviews that we're about to watch now

00:04:18 and claim that this is exactly going to happen and it's going to happen on this day or whatever

00:04:23 we can't do that but my understanding is that there are a number of parallels between what

00:04:34 Pizishkian, the puppet president, said and what Arochi, the foreign minister, has said versus

00:04:42 what Gorbachev said. And I just I decided to include Baghdad bop because it's just absolutely

00:04:49 hilarious. It's absolutely hilarious. And so why not? So as always, let me know in the live stream

00:04:56 chat where you are tuning in from. If you're part of the amazing Rewatch crew, let me know in the

00:05:02 video description below. And yeah, let's get started. So we're going to start off with

00:05:10 let me share my screen. First of all, that would be helpful. Okay. So, oh, wait. Okay. So normally

00:05:26 i leave super chats for for the end but um i might as well share the couple that i see already

00:05:35 so pc says free iran thank you thank you appreciate that uh shawarma crusher says

00:05:42 goldie have you been to israel if not why not you would have the time of your life there

00:05:48 and find so many supporters of the Iranian people.

00:05:54 I don't know.

00:05:56 Should I visit Israel, guys?

00:06:01 What do you guys think?

00:06:02 Should I visit Israel?

00:06:06 Have I visited Israel?

00:06:10 I'm having like an existential crisis right now.

00:06:18 wait guys i think massad might have some footage of me

00:06:32 massad might actually have some footage of me wait let me see if i can find the massad footage

00:06:40 let me see if I can find the Mossad footage

00:06:49 one moment

00:06:50 wait guys

00:07:10 Mossad has some footage of me

00:07:15 let me see if I can find the Mossad footage

00:07:17 all right guys we're going into spy mode momentarily because

00:07:32 there's actually guys it's it's like it's like top secret oh you want me to do my masad

00:07:40 impersonation i can't i can't play the music because the music is copyrighted but no no no

00:07:46 no no no no no no no no no no no no no no wait i'll find this video give me one moment

00:08:06 massad does have this video oh here we go here we go guys um

00:08:13 okay guys i found i found the massad footage

00:08:19 wait let me download this okay guys where did i save this okay let me let me

00:08:36 just pull up the Mossad footage. Guys, like this is basically confirmation that I'm actually like,

00:08:42 um, Mossad. Like, I mean, everyone already, everyone already accuses me of being Mossad.

00:08:48 So, hey, why not? Let's go with it. Um, so, so shawarma crusher, uh, to answer.

00:08:58 So to answer your question, have I ever visited to Israel? Have I ever visited Israel?

00:09:03 If no, why not? Apparently, Mossad has footage of me visiting Israel. Here you go.

00:09:33 .

00:10:03 so um shawarma crusher yes i actually have visited israel i visited israel

00:10:17 two years ago as part of an iranian delegation um that was there for the one year um

00:10:25 remembrance ceremony for october 7. i was actually um i was in israel on october 7

00:10:33 um one year after the genocidal massacre of over 1200 innocent jewish people israeli people um

00:10:43 by hamas terrorists which of course was funded by the islamic regime it was an honor to be there

00:10:49 and uh yeah i was there and it was the time of my life i love israel i love everything about israel 0.82

00:10:56 i cannot wait to go back and visit um i was actually supposed to uh go back to israel um

00:11:05 back in april but then of course um the the war started and guys i'm not complaining i'm not

00:11:12 complaining i love israel thank you israel um so i had to delay my trip but i'm i'm still working

00:11:18 on my follow up trip. And I do hope that I can go sooner rather than later. I plan on staying a

00:11:27 little bit longer because I want to do sort of like a travel documentary vlog, something like

00:11:33 that. But yes, shawarma crusher. I have in fact visited Israel. And I love your name because I

00:11:42 actually literally had the best shawarma of my life in israel in israel the best shawarma um

00:11:50 there you go so the more you know the more you know yes i actually have visited israel

00:11:56 and everywhere i went um when i said that i'm iranian i literally made instant best friends

00:12:03 um israeli people are are huge supporters of the iranian people and vice versa and everyone made

00:12:11 me feel um right at home sending all my love to israel um israel hi can't wait to go back pc you're

00:12:20 going in october amazing enjoy enjoy i love that um anyways little little side trip there but uh

00:12:28 there you go yes i actually have visited israel i was there for two weeks the more oh you know what

00:12:35 and now you know. There you go. So, Iranian here, I have visited Israel and now you know.

00:12:43 There you go. Okay. Little side field trip, but I'm not complaining because I love this video.

00:12:50 I love talking about my experience visiting Israel. It was absolutely incredible. Okay.

00:12:56 Okay, going back to our regularly scheduled program. So, before I get to the Baghdad Bob

00:13:09 interview, sorry, not the Baghdad Bob, before I get to the Gorbachev interview,

00:13:15 there's a few things that I want to sort of highlight before we get to Gorbachev.

00:13:21 And again, I haven't seen the 1991 Gorbachev interview, so I'm walking into this completely blind, walking into this completely blind.

00:13:34 But there's a few clips. Guys, I will play the entire interview with Pizish Kion on Face the Nation and, of course, with Adok Chi as well.

00:13:45 I will do that later. But before I get to Gorbachev, because I haven't seen Gorbachev yet, apparently there are a few clips that are somewhat similar in nature, where Pizishky, the Durka Jihad president of the Islamic regime,

00:14:02 um he says a few things that are sort of reminiscent of the messaging and the rhetoric

00:14:11 that the uh the ussr was putting out right before its collapse now again does this mean that the

00:14:20 collapse of the islamic regime is imminent i don't know can we predict the collapse of the

00:14:27 Islamic regime based on the Gorbachev interview? No. But there are certain parallels there.

00:14:35 So I'm very interested to see how how this is working out. So the first thing, the first sort

00:14:43 of clip from Pizishkyon's interview. And guys, by the way, this is his second interview. The first

00:14:48 one on Fox News we already shared. It was absolutely hilarious. You know, total, total, like, you know,

00:14:55 it was it was like watching a car accident right it's like you just you can't you can't look away

00:14:59 um but this is the second one with cds so this part is where pizishkian says you know we're

00:15:07 still talking and we're still engaging in dialogue so let's just let's just watch this part here

00:15:14 officials and your scientists

00:15:18 if you were in our position what would you do

00:15:21 and yet here we are we're still talking we're still engaging in dialogue and we're still

00:15:27 making our demands within the framework of international law yeah within the framework 0.79

00:15:33 of international law remember guys these durkas don't actually care about international law if 0.87

00:15:39 you watched iran revolution live earlier today i was pointing out how they're literally in breach

00:15:44 of international law by using children's elementary schools as military bases so

00:15:51 they're already in breach of of international law because using a school for military purposes

00:16:00 is a war crime so so they're literally in breach of international law asking for anything more 0.90

00:16:05 than that we're not seeking war war was imposed on us ha okay they're not so the islamic regime

00:16:12 isn't seeking war. War was imposed on them, even though they're literally the ones who have been 0.91

00:16:16 chanting death to America for the last 47 years. Okay, buddy. Sure, sure. I don't believe you. If

00:16:25 your lips are moving, you're lying. So that's sort of the first thing. But this is the interesting

00:16:32 thing. So I want to go back to what President Trump said on February 27th. Okay.

00:16:42 Let me pull this up.

00:16:57 The we're still talking line is

00:17:01 very, very interesting to me.

00:17:04 Because that's exactly what

00:17:06 President Trump said.

00:17:09 Less than 12 hours.

00:17:12 before America and Israel sent Khamenei to hell where he belongs. 0.76

00:17:18 Khamenei, of course, is the dead supreme dictator of the Islamic regime. 0.93

00:17:21 So this line of we're still talking is really funny

00:17:25 because we're still talking doesn't actually mean anything.

00:17:29 How are the talks going with Iran? Are you happy with the progress?

00:17:33 I'm not. I'm not happy with the fact that they're not willing to give us what we have to have.

00:17:38 So I'm not thrilled with that. We'll see what happens. We're talking later.

00:17:42 I will have some additional talks today, but no, I'm not happy with the way they're going.

00:17:49 Right? So President Trump said this 12 hours later, Khamenei was dead. So the we're still

00:18:00 talking line is really, you know, it's hilarious, but it's also interesting to me that Pizishkian

00:18:07 is using this line of we're still talking as if this means anything. If you recall earlier in the

00:18:16 year, Marco Rubio said that just because they're talking to the enemy doesn't mean that they're

00:18:25 legitimizing the enemy. Yes, guys, this video, I mean, I mentioned this, but Omi, thank you for

00:18:31 reminder this video is from february 27. on february 27 president trump said we're still

00:18:40 talking yeah we'll we'll talk to them 12 hours later on february 28 khamenei was dead sent to

00:18:46 hell where he belongs so that part to me that that is saying you know he's like we're still talking

00:18:55 we're still at the negotiation table that doesn't actually mean anything that and he's like oh we

00:19:00 still want to talk well of course the reason that the islamic regime occupying iran still wants to

00:19:07 talk is because they're trying to delay the inevitable they're hoping that by talking they

00:19:14 can basically just sort of wait out president trump's term that's the end goal there with

00:19:21 with the islamic regime and why they're kind of focusing on the talking the next part that i want

00:19:28 to talk about is where Pizashkian has the audacity to claim that the Iranian people are living with

00:19:42 dignity. Right now our people are living with dignity. They are enduring hardship.

00:19:54 For seven months people have been taken to the streets and expressing their disgust with what

00:19:58 america is doing i mean that's a lie that's a lie um are the iranian people actually living with

00:20:05 dignity do you remember a while ago um i showed a clip where iranians were sort of dancing

00:20:14 sarcastically and they're like we're happy that the economy is terrible we're happy that we can 0.97

00:20:20 only afford like two eggs and a piece of bread if we complain the islamic regime will accuse us 0.81

00:20:26 of being massad and they'll murder us i couldn't find the original video even though i did air it

00:20:33 but guys this is why this is why i love to see because you can always count on to c tv uh to

00:20:41 have the news so even though i shared the original people even though i shared the original on my own

00:20:47 live stream i can't find it i apologize guys but that's okay because you know to see to the rescue

00:20:54 so uh let me share this video and um this is the sarcastic video where iranians are basically saying

00:21:03 i mean they're talking about the terrible living conditions inside of occupied iran

00:21:08 and then they're basically saying if we call it out we'll be accused of being misad so uh

00:21:14 pezashkian says oh the iranian people are living with dignity sure let's see what the iranian

00:21:19 people are actually saying in iran are making these sarcastic videos because the regime have

00:21:24 warned everybody if you complain if you complain about the economy then we will execute you right

00:21:30 uh so people are people are crazy in iran let's quickly show you how they react to this big shout 0.61

00:21:36 out to iran international for this collection of videos oh you know what okay let me see if i can

00:21:42 find it on let me see if i can find the original on iran international actually you know what that's

00:21:47 fine i'm happy to promote 2c we'll just watch this guys remember 200 000 tomans that's like

00:22:07 i think that's like 12 dollars wait wait how much is 200 000 tomans

00:22:17 oh that that's one dollar that's one dollar so uh when when he says he only has 200 000

00:22:27 tomans left in his bank account um that's the equivalent of one dollar so this guy has one

00:22:35 in his bank account.

00:23:05 Oh, my gosh.

00:23:23 there you go thank you to see to see saves the day once again um so now

00:23:53 going back to this, you know, interview from a couple of days ago, it is insane. It's actually

00:23:59 insane that Pizishkian has the audacity to say that Iranian people are living with dignity. 0.95

00:24:07 But as you can see, Iranian people are using sarcasm to say that, you know, the economy has 1.00

00:24:14 gone to hell, we can't afford anything. But if we complain about it, we'll be accused of being 0.96

00:24:19 Mossad agents and they'll execute us, which is, which is not untrue. Right now, our people are

00:24:31 living with dignity. Yeah, right. They're enduring hardship. Sure. Okay. Yeah. They're living with

00:24:36 dignity. There you go. So that's the other clip I wanted to share. And then the final clip,

00:24:43 the final clip that I wanted to share, let me just pull it up in the transcript. Guys,

00:24:52 we will play, we will play this entire interview. But there, these are just the three initial clips

00:24:59 that I want to share before we go to Gorbachev's interview so that we can then compare what

00:25:07 Gorbachev was saying okay this is the final clip I want to share you said publicly you apologize

00:25:18 you said we are ashamed before the people we are obligated to assist all of those who are harmed

00:25:23 in those incidents follow you saw what happened in your own country as wrong that's the way that

00:25:31 sounds how those protesters were treated the issue is how we should have dealt with this

00:25:38 if we had handled correctly perhaps we would not have allowed those who have taken up arms to come

00:25:42 to the streets who who who took up arms who took up arms literally not a single

00:25:50 iranian had taken up arms it was all peaceful

00:25:57 because in the midst of all of this some innocent people were killed

00:26:00 not some 100 000 innocent unarmed iranians were murdered by you by your dictatorship

00:26:11 do you see how he's like some people some people were murdered

00:26:15 some people were murdered no who murdered them who murdered them who murdered them

00:26:23 there were people who were genuinely protesting but those who were carrying weapons in the streets

00:26:28 had mixed in with them and they started the fighting began destroying things and killed

00:26:33 members of the military these were no longer ordinary people and it was in the course of all

00:26:38 of this ultimately a problem occurred that should not have occurred there are two americans determined

00:26:44 to be wrongfully detained in iran one of them is a journalist okay well we'll get to the uh wrongfully

00:26:49 detained americans um when i play the full interview but i just wanted to share these these

00:26:55 clips, okay? Guys, the Islamic regime literally went into hospitals and they murdered injured

00:27:02 protesters. Like this is sick. This is absolutely sick coming from Pizishkian. When I say that 0.97

00:27:11 every single one of them is a terrorist and should be eradicated from the earth, 0.99

00:27:15 this is what I'm talking about. Absolutely disgusting. Anyway, so why am I sharing this? 1.00

00:27:24 because who knows maybe maybe this is famous last words i don't know i don't know

00:27:42 i can't i can't predict that but it certainly does seem that way so now i want to go to

00:27:54 position uh what are gorbachev's final interviews

00:28:05 this was gorbachev's final interview before he resigned two weeks later

00:28:15 so there's some more footage afterwards but again i haven't seen this

00:28:22 um this is 1991 so i was literally six years old at the time i was six years old at the time

00:28:30 so this is my first time seeing this

00:28:40 wait wait this is french i don't want this one

00:28:45 wait did i get the wrong one oh my gosh guys sorry guys give me a moment let me find the right

00:28:49 let me find the right one

00:28:54 i have too many tabs open sorry guys

00:29:19 Is this the one?

00:29:29 Wait, wait, let me find it.

00:29:36 I swear I had this ready to go.

00:29:47 I have I have the one with Ted, but.

00:30:00 OK, it's this one, I found it, I found it.

00:30:05 No. Where to go.

00:30:08 This one.

00:30:11 Here we go.

00:30:13 OK, guys, this is this is the one.

00:30:15 This is the one. Sorry. Good evening. I'm Ted Koppel, and this is Nightline.

00:30:26 This time, the Soviets seem to have opted for a long-term change. 0.73

00:30:33 The man who took charge within hours of Konstantin Chernenko's death represents a new generation. 0.70

00:30:39 but what else does he represent and what if anything should we expect of those u.s soviet

00:30:45 arms talks which get underway as scheduled tomorrow morning we'll talk live this is 1985

00:30:51 i wait where's the 1991

00:30:53 guys i i have listen i have the one where he resigns i'm looking for the interview

00:31:07 like I have his resignation speech ready to go oh my gosh where did I put it okay

00:31:16 let me so I can find it that's that's it's like I have his resignation speech

00:31:22 but

00:31:45 let me find it sorry guys oh you know what this is that video that I have that

00:31:52 That's, um, that's like a whole, okay, here we go.

00:32:02 I found it.

00:32:03 I found it, guys.

00:32:03 Sorry.

00:32:04 I found it.

00:32:06 So, so this is the, um, this is his final interview, Gorbachev.

00:32:12 So this is the one that I wanted to watch to compare afterwards with, uh, the, uh, the

00:32:18 Pizishkion and Adolf Chi interviews.

00:32:22 December 26th, 1991.

00:32:29 From Moscow to Berlin to Washington, he changed the world forever.

00:32:36 Mikhail Gorbachev, tonight, an unprecedented behind-the-scenes look at Gorbachev's final days in office.

00:32:43 For the past several days, we have been inside the Kremlin,

00:32:47 watching as the power of one of the most celebrated leaders of our time brained away.

00:32:53 Ted Koppel reports exclusively on the backstage maneuvering,

00:32:57 the handing over of nuclear launch codes,

00:33:00 and Gorbachev's philosophy on the brink of resignation. 0.95

00:33:04 Luders die.

00:33:04 People are born.

00:33:06 Strada.

00:33:07 People suffer.

00:33:08 Humor.

00:33:09 And people die.

00:33:11 Watch history unfold as Gorbachev takes his final stroll through the Kremlin ground.

00:33:17 As you walk around the Kremlin again for what is really going to be your last day, what thoughts go through your mind?

00:33:24 And witness another extraordinary moment.

00:33:29 Primetime was there to hear what Mikhail Gorbachev and George Bush said to each other in the final hour, before the Soviet president stepped down.

00:33:38 I appreciate your comments on the nuclear panel, and I commend you for the way you handled that.

00:33:45 Gorbachev, the revolutionary who fell victim to his own reform.

00:33:50 May I ask you a couple of questions?

00:33:52 In your new capacity, it's a surprise.

00:33:55 In an intimate conversation with Ted Koppel immediately after his resignation,

00:34:00 Gorbachev talks about handing over the reins of power

00:34:03 and how he's been treated by the Boris Yeltsin camp.

00:34:06 I think that some people, they sometimes do certain things

00:34:10 indecently, but immorally.

00:34:13 Tonight, what's next for Gorbachev and the new world he helped create?

00:34:19 From ABC News, with anchors Diane Sawyer, Sam Donaldson, Chief Correspondent Chris Wallace,

00:34:26 Judd Rose, Jay Shadley, Sylvia Chase, John Pignones, and reporting from the Kremlin, Ted Koppel.

00:34:33 A special edition of Prime Time.

00:34:36 Gorbachev, the final hours.

00:34:43 eggnog mashed potatoes and gravy santa cookies aunt wilma's bundt cake the average american

00:34:53 oh guys oh my god i was not expecting i wasn't expecting a commercial an american commercial

00:35:02 from 1991 do you guys want to watch the commercials do you guys want to watch the

00:35:08 old american commercials or should i fast forward

00:35:10 this is so funny uh americans americans let me know

00:35:22 okay americans americans rose you're not american you can't answer

00:35:31 all right okay the americans have spoken we're gonna we're gonna we're gonna go through the

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00:36:41 Cause I know like Sears went through bankruptcy in Canada.

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00:36:47 I'm curious to know if it's still in the U.S.

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00:36:59 Primetime.

00:37:00 Now from Washington, Sam Donaldson.

00:37:04 Good evening. Diane is off tonight.

00:37:06 This week produced one of those events that can change the course of civilization.

00:37:11 The last president of the Soviet Union resigned his office, 0.92

00:37:14 and the Soviet Union, the evil empire of its time, ceased to exist. 0.96

00:37:19 How often have we wished we could witness such events firsthand from the inside? 0.90

00:37:24 Well, Ted Koppel has done just that.

00:37:26 He watched it happen in Moscow over the past week at the side of Mikhail Gorbachev,

00:37:31 the last of the Soviet leaders, the man who many believe brought it about.

00:37:36 Koppel was there as Gorbachev and the Soviet Union passed into history.

00:37:43 Listen to the sounds of a coup.

00:37:51 A revolution.

00:37:56 the collapse of what was until recently one of the most awesomely fearsome countries in the world

00:38:05 listen as the power of one regime ebbs out of the kremlin making way for the next regime

00:38:15 for many members of mikhail grobachev's staff last friday marked their final payday

00:38:20 the winner of the nobel peace prize time magazine's man of the decade the architect

00:38:26 of perestroika and glasnost was informed prematurely as it turns out yeah you know

00:38:32 something this whole like time magazine person of the year or person of the decade like that's 0.60

00:38:39 garbage that's absolute garbage you know who else you know who else made time magazines man 0.84

00:38:49 of the year you know who else made time magazine's man of the year 1.00

00:39:13 the pedophile muslim founder of the islamic regime 0.98

00:39:16 was the man of the year for Time magazine in 1979. 1.00

00:39:21 Yeah.

00:39:22 This is why, this is why,

00:39:30 this whole Time person of the year,

00:39:33 man of the year, whatever, 0.99

00:39:35 it's utter garbage. 1.00

00:39:36 It's leftist jihadi propaganda. 1.00

00:39:39 Oh yeah, yeah, oh yeah, oh no.

00:39:41 Time magazine, Time magazine said 0.96

00:39:43 that the muslim pedophile founder of the islamic regime the one who wrote you know his little green 0.97

00:39:50 book on how to um molest infant girls in a halal way yep time magazine put a pedophile 0.99

00:40:02 as the man of the year in 1979 there you go so this whole man of the year person of the 0.85

00:40:08 year thing for time magazine utter garbage utter nonsense yeah just wanted to point it out in case

00:40:17 you didn't know now you know let me go back to where was i where was i guys sorry got distracted

00:40:31 here we go i was here yeah so this whole like time person of the year that means nothing to me

00:40:40 kyle grobachev staff last friday marked their final payday the winner of the nobel peace prize

00:40:47 time magazine's man of the decade the architect of perestroika and glasnost was informed

00:40:53 prematurely as it turns out that he had already signed his own resignation he read about it

00:40:59 in a Moscow newspaper for the past several days we have been inside the

00:41:18 Kremlin watching as the power of one of the most celebrated leaders of our time

00:41:23 drained away the most visible symbol of that power an innocuous looking briefcase

00:41:29 holding the launch codes of the Soviet Union's strategic nuclear arsenal.

00:41:34 Last Saturday, that briefcase still sat on Mikhail Gorbachev's desk.

00:41:41 So just a quick note.

00:41:43 This is the moment where Gorbachev was resigning.

00:41:50 Okay, so this is December 25.

00:41:53 I want to take you back now to about two weeks before that.

00:41:58 And guys, we will continue.

00:41:59 We'll continue with this interview, but I want to take you back to two weeks before that.

00:42:04 This was Gorbachev's final interview before he resigned two weeks later on December 26th.

00:42:15 December 25th is when he resigned.

00:42:19 The only version of this I can find is like a French video with French dubs.

00:42:25 um youtube has provided um uh ai generated english english dub so this is what we have to go off of

00:42:38 guys i'm sorry but this is all we have and i i actually really really want to watch this

00:42:43 so we're just going to have to suffer the bad ai interpretation if it's there but i'm sure that we

00:42:49 can get the gist of it. So, now let's compare what the Durka Jihad president of the Islamic

00:42:57 regime, Pizishkian, said to Gorbachev's final interview. This is the one that I was looking

00:43:03 for. But we'll get to the resignation one as well, because the resignation one is very

00:43:07 interesting.

00:43:09 There's only one point at which I will not back down, and everyone knows it.

00:43:15 I will not participate in the breakup of the union.

00:43:19 Good evening. I invite you to a truly exceptional 7-7 program tonight from Moscow, from Moscow.

00:43:26 It is Friday and we are recording this broadcast with the man whose fate interests the whole world more than ever because his fate is that of his country, Mikhail Gorbachev.

00:43:36 Mr. President, good evening.

00:43:38 Thank you for saying yes to TF1 and 7-7 so that we may take stock with you during these weeks, let's say during the most serious week since last August's coup attempt.

00:43:46 We are here in one of your offices at the Kremlin and I say we because I am in the company

00:43:51 of Ulysse Gosset whom you know well, who is the permanent correspondent for TF1 in Moscow.

00:43:57 You have just- We are old friend.

00:44:02 You have just lived through a very hard week between the union's default on payments saved

00:44:06 at the last minute by Boris Yeltsin's Russia and Ukraine's independence viewed by the entire

00:44:10 world as a terrible blow dealt to the Soviet Union.

00:44:14 Where does it stand out?

00:44:17 Forgive me if I begin a bit bluntly, but in Paris, many were wondering if we, as Western

00:44:22 Europe, were about to conduct the final interview with Mikhail Gorbachev as President of the

00:44:27 Soviet Union.

00:44:31 If you don't mind, we will speak in a moment about what could make you resign, what could

00:44:35 make you leave voluntarily.

00:44:37 I would like us to start with what could make you leave involuntarily.

00:44:42 you yourself have spoken of a possible new coup in the coming days is that an intuition or is it

00:44:48 information you see when this question is asked and it happens very often especially in these last

00:45:01 few days well i answer my interlocutors that it is not a military coup that we are talking about

00:45:10 That is not what it is about.

00:45:15 What I want is simply to draw the attention of politicians

00:45:20 to the fact that if today's leaders act,

00:45:29 waste time regarding the resolution of a series of issues.

00:45:36 This risks aggravating the situation,

00:45:39 especially social tensions in society.

00:45:44 Which will, of course, accentuate the discontent already existing in our country.

00:45:52 It will be a reaction from the democratic majority of the country.

00:45:56 But precisely, Mr. President, would this time be a non-communist coup?

00:46:01 In August, it was the ultra-communists who wanted to take power.

00:46:04 Or would this time be a non-communist dictatorship, perhaps with populist nationalists who would want to overthrow you?

00:46:15 I think that what could happen is an intervention by the discontented masses regarding a concrete situation.

00:46:28 The masses want the country to be managed better.

00:46:31 Let's solve the problems.

00:46:34 And it is only on this basis that new political trends can emerge.

00:46:39 I think conservatives and reactionaries are waiting for this moment to also take advantage

00:46:43 of the situation, to take advantage of people's dissatisfaction with the way we are solving

00:46:48 the problem.

00:46:49 That is the reason why I say we must solve the problems as quickly as possible.

00:46:53 And the first question, question number one, is that of the state.

00:46:56 If we do not succeed in solving it, we will not be able to do anything.

00:47:01 So we are going to speak at length about the adjustment of the question of the state, of

00:47:03 situation of the economy just a very short question you had agreed after the pack after

00:47:08 the coup on a pact between boris yeltsin and yourself if one of you were prevented from

00:47:13 exercising power it would be the other who would exercise it uh does this pack still stand

00:47:21 it is probably not a matter of a pact

00:47:26 it is rather about the mutual understanding of two politicians who assume a great responsibility and

00:47:33 you know i just want to say something guys um so after listening to the interview so far

00:47:40 um it's pretty obvious that um the translation to english it's not ai so these are you know

00:47:50 translators um and they're translating what's being said uh from french and russian into english

00:47:58 um based on this and then you know having listened to the translators at the un this last week

00:48:07 i don't know man it seems like the whole translation thing is like a big scam because

00:48:12 how is it that um the translators today are just as bad as the translators like back in 1991 like

00:48:22 are there no standards am i missing something here it's it's been 30 years and yet translation skills

00:48:32 i don't know man i'm just saying i'm just saying like um

00:48:40 like this isn't even ai this these are like real people who are translating you know what

00:48:44 this reminds me of this reminds me of remember that woman in the united states and she did this

00:48:50 whole scam where she was like fake pretending to be like a sign language translator but she actually 0.97

00:48:56 wasn't and like you know she did like some random translating thing during like a police press

00:49:04 conference do you remember that i'm gonna that was god do you remember that look at this look at this

00:49:20 Look, look at the, guys, I'm not even joking.

00:49:26 How?

00:49:27 How? 1.00

00:49:27 How was this woman able to, like, get through and no one noticed?

00:49:34 It's happened again.

00:49:35 Another sign language interpreter accused of signing total gibberish.

00:49:40 This time it was at the police news conference announcing an arrest in the Tampa serial killings.

00:49:45 We will be charging four counts of first degree murder.

00:49:49 Standing off to the side, apparently translating every word, this woman. 0.88

00:49:55 We received over 5,000 tips in this case.

00:49:58 But it turns out much of what she was signing was nonsense.

00:50:02 She waved her arms around like she was singing jingle bells, says one outraged sign language expert.

00:50:08 The woman, identified as Derlin Roberts, has a string of arrests for fraud.

00:50:13 So how did she come to be translating at last week's high-profile police news conference?

00:50:18 I just didn't ask enough questions.

00:50:20 Tampa Police Public Information Officer Steve Hegarty told me the woman simply showed up out of the blue and offered her services.

00:50:28 My immediate reaction was, I didn't call for a sign language interpreter, but that's great that we have one here.

00:50:33 I let her in.

00:50:34 Did this woman appear to know what she was doing?

00:50:37 To the untrained eye, and that would include mine, I didn't see any problems.

00:50:40 This latest embarrassment comes three months after it was revealed that the sign language interpreter at our Hurricane Irma news conference, also in Florida, made no sense.

00:50:51 The time to act is now.

00:50:52 Hegarty is summing up the latest goof. 1.00

00:50:55 We won't be using that woman again. 0.99

00:50:58 Cops say this was not a crime, but it was an ethical violation. 1.00

00:51:02 guys like there's something weird going on in like the the translator world i'm not in the

00:51:12 translator business but this is so wild oh and by the way like the crazy part about this

00:51:18 she wasn't paid for this so so the police didn't pay her like if if i recall correctly

00:51:25 the police didn't actually pay her for this she just decided to do it voluntarily they did well

00:51:33 so it's not it's not a crime she didn't get paid for it if she got paid for it then that would be

00:51:41 fraud but she was just like hey if you need like someone to come and do like sign language

00:51:46 interpretation for free i'm happy to do so so she literally just did it for the sake of doing it

00:51:53 so what are they gonna what are they gonna charge her with she didn't get paid

00:51:58 it's wild it's wild it's so funny uh anyway so going back to um going back to this video

00:52:08 yeah there's yeah she was she was just bored i guess i don't know i don't know um

00:52:17 um anyways I guess she has a good story to tell at like parties now you know she has a good story

00:52:26 to tell at parties anyways so going back here like I don't know the the translation here like

00:52:31 they could do better anyways let's continue

00:52:40 it is rather about the mutual understanding of two politicians who assume a great responsibility and

00:52:47 who are aware of the fact that their cooperation, their interaction,

00:52:51 are the major premises for the success of the transformations.

00:52:56 And this is still valid.

00:53:02 No doubt.

00:53:04 I think that this is not only our choice.

00:53:07 It is the choice dictated by the situation in the country

00:53:10 and by our country's responsibility before the world.

00:53:13 I would like to give you information from a poll that we had carried out in France by the BVA

00:53:18 Institute, which every week for this program conducts a poll corresponding to the politician

00:53:23 who is in front of us. And we have, of course, questioned the French, not the Soviets.

00:53:28 Believe much in polls?

00:53:30 Yes, quite a bit. Yes, it is quite representative in France. It works well.

00:53:33 Where you are?

00:53:36 No, on the contrary, I do not believe in them.

00:53:38 For a long time, I've known what sociology is, since the time when my wife was involved in it.

00:53:44 In France, it works quite well, or you will see.

00:53:46 Moreover, the result is excellent for you.

00:53:48 To the question, what opinion do you have of Mikhail Gorbachev?

00:53:51 The French, I stress the French, answer very good, or rather good, 75%. 0.64

00:53:56 Rather bad or very bad, 17. 1.00

00:53:59 Do not know.

00:54:00 Do not know.

00:54:01 You have in France and in the world, you know it, an excellent image.

00:54:05 Are you not bitter, disappointed, discouraged, weary, angry

00:54:09 to see that the Soviet people do not reflect the same image of you, you?

00:54:15 Well loved there, unloved here.

00:54:22 It is too great a luxury for a politician to sink into a state of this kind,

00:54:27 into a state of weakness, for example.

00:54:30 you see the french city union and the political activity of mikhail gorbachev

00:54:36 see that this activity has inaugurated new possibilities for transformation in europe

00:54:43 and the world in my country and in our relations with other countries and it is true while people

00:54:52 here do not see just that they also see of course that the country guys okay um

00:54:59 jeremy you're not wrong i was i was just thinking right now what does this remind me of

00:55:06 it literally sounds like an old kung fu movie yes it does

00:55:11 i don't know you you would think you would think that for one of the most important and historic

00:55:20 interviews of of the 20th century they would have the best of the best but you're right

00:55:29 guys this isn't ai this isn't ai this is the actual english dub

00:55:36 this was dubbed back in 1991 these are real people guys if this was ai it would all be the

00:55:43 same voice because uh when you know when there's an ai translation it's the same voice speaking

00:55:49 for everyone um as you can tell they have different voices for the different people speaking um

00:55:58 so it's it's not a it's not ai these are actual translators

00:56:06 security has been and you know what can i just say at the very least i appreciate the fact that

00:56:12 back in 1991 things hadn't gone woke yet and they weren't using like a woman's voice for gorbachev

00:56:18 and a man's voice for for the woman news anchor right i'm just saying at at least at the very

00:56:24 least, let's count our blessings. That, you know, they're using

00:56:30 like the proper voice for the proper person. Because I'm

00:56:33 pretty sure like Gorbachev doesn't identify as a woman, or

00:56:37 didn't identify as a woman. Yeah, major, the major says this is

00:56:43 what happens when controlled media actually tried to do

00:56:45 journalism for real, it would be funny if it wasn't so sad. Yeah,

00:56:49 I agree. 100% I agree.

00:56:51 become stronger all right let's go back and it is true while people here do not see just that

00:56:59 they also see of course that the country security has become stronger

00:57:03 they also see that democratic processes are unfolding that there is glasnost and freedom

00:57:09 but they also see real life and much more so they live real life especially socially

00:57:14 and there there are many problems many difficulties a transition that is very painful

00:57:21 which they carry on their shoulders and which is bound to be reflected in their position

00:57:25 in their criticisms and in their attitudes toward the president and the government

00:57:29 the union is on the verge of exploding finances you are bankrupt we will see that in a moment

00:57:34 talk about it an interfax agency poll tells us that 72 percent of soviets consider that you no

00:57:40 longer exercise power. So here, too, excuse my bluntness, but what are you still president of

00:57:45 this evening? First of all, what I saw in your news reports authorizes me to take on the role

00:58:02 of commentator for a few seconds. The Soviet Union has collapsed like a house of cards, you say.

00:58:10 I believe that this kind of judgment is not serious.

00:58:17 Okay, so this part's interesting.

00:58:21 On December 8, Gorbachev says,

00:58:24 you're claiming that the Soviet Union has collapsed like a house of cards.

00:58:29 This judgment is not correct.

00:58:32 This is very similar to the messaging

00:58:35 that the Islamic regime is putting out in their interviews,

00:58:39 which we will get to after but isn't it interesting that two weeks before the collapse

00:58:46 of the soviet union gorbachev is saying what are you guys talking about why are you making this

00:58:54 this false judgment um about the collapse of the soviet union we're stronger than ever you know

00:59:00 whatever because it is a reality that has formed over millennia wait let's see i believe that this

00:59:06 kind of judgment is not serious because it is a reality that has formed over millennia

00:59:13 and do not believe that it can disintegrate like that oh so he doesn't believe that first of all

00:59:23 the soviet union hasn't been around for millennia that's a lie that's literally a lie um second of

00:59:29 all interesting that he's like it's been around for millennia and so it can't just collapse like

00:59:34 that uh two weeks later guys we'll get to the two weeks later portion but just keep this in mind

00:59:41 this is literally two weeks before the collapse of the islamic uh islamic machine wishful thinking

00:59:46 wishful thinking uh this is two weeks before uh the collapse of the soviet union yes there are 0.53

00:59:52 very deep very painful processes of change taking place interesting but it is absolutely certain

00:59:59 that one cannot accept disintegration the process of disintegration has already reached the limit

01:00:07 and beyond that there is danger and what i want to say is that this word is very complex

01:00:15 it is formed over millennia millennia

01:00:17 millennia guys kind of communism was invented in in the 20th century or in the late 19th century let

01:00:30 me see yeah guys communism was invented in 1848 so communism like the the concept of communism

01:00:41 has only been around for 180 years, 180 years. And yet he's speaking as if communism has been

01:00:54 around for millennia. Remember, millennia means thousands. So he's saying communism has been

01:01:00 around for 1000s of years. What? Okay, like, classic example of

01:01:12 communists engaging in historical revisionism.

01:01:19 This disintegration will cost our peoples dearly the people of my

01:01:22 country, but also the people of all of Europe. 0.77

01:01:26 The one thing I do want to point out, though, the one thing I want to point out, just keep in mind, the difference between the collapse of the of the USSR versus the fall of the Islamic regime is that the collapse of the USSR led to disintegration and disintegration because the USSR had illegally occupied

01:01:55 occupied and invaded neighboring countries right ukraine georgia um armenia ozerbaijan like all

01:02:03 of those countries were under the ussr okay let me pull up the map of ussr

01:02:18 okay let me just pull this up to give you guys a better understanding so

01:02:25 I want to make this very clear because when, you know, the comparison here is not about

01:02:38 disintegration of Iran. The comparison here is the collapse of the USSR versus the collapse

01:02:45 of the Islamic regime. So as you can see, the USSR comprised of all of these countries,

01:02:51 Okay, so it was Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan.

01:03:06 So all of these countries used to be part of the USSR, but that was because they were invaded by the communists.

01:03:18 Now, keep in mind, do you see here, guys, this is Iran. This is Iran. So the USSR had made it

01:03:25 to both sides of Iran from the north. And the communists were trying very hard to bring Iran 0.70

01:03:35 under the Iron Curtain, the same way that they had brought, you know, Georgia and Armenia and

01:03:42 Azerbaijan and you know all these other countries the shah this is why the shah of iran had banned

01:03:48 communism back in the 1960s and 70s he banned communism because all of those communist groups

01:03:58 uh that were basically engaging in terrorists oh yeah uh hungary sorry hungary's not on the map i

01:04:04 apologize guys this this might not be the most accurate map but that i just i just found this so

01:04:11 um let me so i can find another map

01:04:17 a more accurate one um

01:04:21 wait was hungary ever part of the ussr

01:04:27 so i don't i don't know if if guys hungary wasn't part of the ussr same thing with poland

01:04:33 poland was not a part like poland was not officially part of the ussr it was still a

01:04:40 separate country but it was it was occupied and controlled by the ussr same with hungary so that's

01:04:47 the difference uh this image here this shows all the countries that that were um a fit like they

01:04:57 were literally within the border of the ussr so this is what the ussr looked like this this was

01:05:04 the map of the ussr um they invaded poland and hungary but poland and hungary never officially

01:05:12 came under the banner of the ussr they basically had puppet governments guys i took political

01:05:18 science i took political science i i kind of know my communism just a little bit um but yeah we're

01:05:24 going back to like 20 20 years ago um yeah like i i i took a lot of courses about um communism

01:05:34 i i had the most amazing amazing um political science professor um he was phenomenal and uh

01:05:43 he was a gem he was a rare gem um because he was half polish and i think half russian and uh

01:05:51 And, you know, at the time, literally 20 years ago, at the time when I had a bunch of like woke, progressive, lefty, feminist, political science, you know, professors who are going on and on and on about, you know, how amazing communism is in South Africa.

01:06:09 And they were like praising Hugo Chavez and, you know, all these dictators, all these terrorists, communist terrorists that, of course, now have all been arrested, right?

01:06:19 Like going on about the dictator in Bolivia and, you know, all these people.

01:06:23 um my um uh my actual like the real political science professor that i actually really liked

01:06:33 um was teaching us about the dangers of um the dangers of communist russia and he was from

01:06:40 poland so uh i basically took every single course that he had um about uh you know the ussr and

01:06:48 communism and all that kind of stuff so uh the reason that i say that russia today is still

01:06:55 communist is because the name might have changed but the system is still the same

01:07:04 ask yourself why putin switches back and forth between being the president of russia versus

01:07:15 the prime minister of russia and he just goes back and forth ask yourself that question

01:07:19 very weird very weird anyways um they they found a loophole in that so um yeah so so this map here

01:07:28 this is the territory that used to be all of this was soviet uh was soviet russia um poland and

01:07:36 hungary were occupied but they were not officially a part of soviet russia anyways but as you can

01:07:41 see there's there's iran there's iran so there's a reason that the shah of iran had banned communism

01:07:46 because uh the soviets were trying to bring iran under the iron curtain

01:07:52 anyways let's go back to um to the interview

01:07:58 so okay so so wait wait let me sorry i forgot i was gonna get to my point i was gonna get to my

01:08:03 point so again very very clear there's a very important distinction here um the collapse and

01:08:09 disintegration of the ussr um that had to happen because the ussr was illegally occupying um all

01:08:21 these countries so there's a reason that there was this integration um with the islamic regime

01:08:28 occupying iran there is no disintegration because the islamic regime has captured

01:08:35 Iran itself. So just keep that in mind. In this interview, when Gorbachev is talking about 0.95

01:08:44 disintegration, don't equate that with the Islamic regime. Because for us, Iranians, of course,

01:08:54 our territorial integrity is very important. And the collapse of the Islamic regime has

01:09:00 absolutely nothing to do with the disintegration of Iran, because Iran's borders have been there

01:09:06 for thousands of years. So that's a very important distinction here to make. The parallels,

01:09:14 the parallels come from the narrative and the logic and the responses that Gorbachev is giving,

01:09:24 you know, and then we're going to compare that with what Pizishkian and Arochi are saying.

01:09:28 so just keep that in mind um slightly different scenario between the ussr and the islamic regime

01:09:36 there there will not be any disintegration when iran is free uh after the fall of the islamic

01:09:42 regime because the borders of iran have been the same so the borders haven't changed 0.70

01:09:48 this disintegration will cost our peoples dearly the people of my country but also the people

01:09:54 you know what though actually there is something i want to point out here there is something i

01:10:01 want to point out um we we actually heard this disintegration narrative

01:10:08 by pizishkion in in the first speech oh my gosh guys remember when i told you earlier uh not not

01:10:17 like today but i think like maybe like a couple months ago remember when i said that this whole

01:10:22 like disintegration of Iran narrative is something that the Islamic regime has used to scare the

01:10:29 Iranian people from rising up? Because, you know, Iranians were obviously very proud of our nation,

01:10:37 of our identity. We're proud of our territorial integrity. So for the last 47 years, the Islamic

01:10:43 regime has said that if the Islamic regime falls, the country will be disintegrated into a number

01:10:52 of states. Which is absolutely false. Like that's never going to happen. But that's the line and the

01:10:58 narrative that Pizishkian has been using. I haven't seen his new interview. But let me pull up his

01:11:05 interview with Fox News, because he actually does say that. He actually does say he actually blames

01:11:16 america and he's like if the islamic regime falls um america is at fault for disintegrating the

01:11:23 country like it's like the weirdest thing it's the weirdest thing but guys that that's the

01:11:27 exact same thing that gorbachev is saying look at this okay um gosh uh

01:11:46 where is it wait let me see I can find the full one

01:11:55 sorry give me one moment um wait I wonder if it's in I might find it in my livestream let

01:12:16 go to my let me go to my own live stream because i have the full interview there

01:12:23 wait when did this come out this came out

01:12:34 it's here wait was it here let me let me just check guys sorry one moment i want to find this

01:12:40 this is this is important i want to show this this narrative okay um

01:12:58 no it's not that one okay let me go to the next one

01:13:04 okay maybe it's here oh here we go okay let me see if i can find it here

01:13:12 he said it somewhere i swear to god i heard him say it okay i can't find it now but guys

01:13:31 I distinctly recall Pizishkian in his interview on Fox News claiming that that the reason the United States is attacking Iran is because is because they want to disintegrate Iran, which is it's such a weird thing to say.

01:13:51 But as you can see, that rhetoric, like that's something that they have been using as a scare tactic for a very long time.

01:14:01 this disintegration will cost our peoples dearly the people of my country but also the people

01:14:08 of all of europe

01:14:10 it will cost everyone dearly and what is happening in ugoslavia for example

01:14:17 will seem like a simple joke by comparison of which country are you the president

01:14:24 one more thing i haven't finished yes oh wow whoa guys that was such a good question

01:14:34 did you see the reporter just asked gorbachev of which country are you president

01:14:41 that is very similar to um the reporter asking uh uh brett bayer that's very similar to brett

01:14:52 Bayer asking Pizishkian, who's in charge of Iran? And Pizishkian didn't answer. Do you see how he

01:14:58 quickly deflected? Well, it seemed like a simple joke by comparison. Of which country are you the

01:15:07 president? One more thing I haven't finished. Whoa. Yes, I know it interests you. Just let

01:15:13 finish this shots fired ukraine what did it vote for for independence but tell me are all sovereign

01:15:24 states independent and wait what so he says ukraine voted for independence and then he's like

01:15:35 are all sovereign states independent yeah that's the whole point sovereign states

01:15:41 are supposed to be independent if they're not independent that means they're occupied

01:15:45 and they need to be free from occupation what what kind of like communist logic is that

01:15:53 the ukraine referendum confirms the fact that ukraine is embarking is embarking

01:15:59 in a lasting way on the path of sovereignty in order to maintain relations ties of cooperation

01:16:05 with the peoples with whom it has been united for centuries when russia for example decides

01:16:12 that it will agree to finance the union's budget isn't that still somewhat difficult to accept a

01:16:17 bit humiliating for a president of the soviet union are you sometimes a wounded president

01:16:23 when you see that it is yeltsin who is in charge no i leave all these emotional aspects to the

01:16:31 conscience of those who act in such a way as for me i am playing my role as president

01:16:38 i met with the president of the russian federation and his government and his government

01:16:43 we discussed the matter and made a joint proposal to the supreme soviet and we were thus able to

01:16:48 resolve the crisis for the past four days the prime ministers have been consulting on all

01:16:54 issues related to reforms so you are very combative and you are here until the end

01:17:01 absolutely there is only one point in which i will not back down and everyone knows it

01:17:10 i will not participate in the breakup of the union mr president let's return to economic

01:17:16 famous last words he says i will not participate in the breakup of the union two weeks later he

01:17:23 resigns measures boris yeltsin has chosen to move quite rapidly brutally some say from communism to

01:17:33 liberalism and he is in fact announcing a total liberalization of prices in 10 days it is a shock

01:17:39 treatment russians will have to tighten their belts in your opinion is he right or is he going

01:17:44 too fast too far too hard it is absolutely right and necessary to act more resolutely

01:17:54 and from this point of view i fully welcome the initiative of the leaders of the russian republic

01:17:59 its president and its government but from the start i want to say and emphasize and i hope it

01:18:09 It will be so, and I believe there is agreement on this point, that things must unfold in

01:18:15 a certain sequence.

01:18:18 Accompanying measures must be taken.

01:18:20 If we simply liberalize prices without taking prior measures, society will not be able to

01:18:24 withstand it.

01:18:26 We need a set of measures capable of protecting people during this crucial stage of price

01:18:30 liberalization and transition, and therefore, decision regarding compensation and social

01:18:35 protection.

01:18:38 for those funded by the budget pensioners the disabled military personnel teachers doctors

01:18:44 and students see we must reflect on all of this this order of things is absolutely essential

01:18:50 what about when you see people in the street with their ration cards who have nothing

01:18:54 to eat do you feel personally responsible for this and what exactly are you going

01:18:58 to do to ensure that this winter in moscow there is food to eat

01:19:02 so before he answers again this is very similar to what's currently happening in occupied iran

01:19:13 remember i shared the video earlier of iranians dancing um and you know sarcastically saying

01:19:20 that uh oh gosh anyways um of iranians who are dancing and sarcastically saying that um

01:19:29 You know, we can't afford to buy food. We can only afford to buy like two eggs and, you know, one sausage. And if we complain, the Islamic regime will accuse us of being, you know, Mossad agents and they'll execute us.

01:19:45 So we have to pretend to be happy. And remember, I spoke about the battle of the TV and the fridge, where, you know, on the TV, the government, the dictatorship is portraying this proud, strong, you know, strong government, patriotism, blah, blah, blah. 0.96

01:20:04 But then people go and they open up their fridges and it's empty. And that whole political concept of, you know, the battle of the fridge and the TV, it comes from Soviet Russia, because towards the end, that's exactly what was happening. 0.60

01:20:20 The Soviets were, you know, portraying this image of, like, you know, a proud, you know, country and, you know, government that will stand the test of time.

01:20:35 And yet people couldn't afford to buy food.

01:20:38 So that's what's happening here. 0.58

01:20:40 And this is a direct parallel of what's currently happening in occupying Iran.

01:20:45 do you feel personally responsible for this and what exactly are you going to do to ensure that

01:20:51 this winter in moscow there is food to eat not only is this a personal responsibility that falls

01:21:01 to me but it is one of the greatest moral trials for me a moral trial that he failed

01:21:08 because he resigned two weeks later yesterday or over i have only been dealing with moscow's

01:21:13 problems. There are regions where the situation is acute and serious, but in some places it is

01:21:20 particularly acute, such as in Moscow, St. Petersburg, the Urals, in Chelyabinsk, and several

01:21:26 major industrial centers where the agricultural sectors are underdeveloped and where there is no

01:21:32 real exchange between the industrial and agricultural sectors. Moscow and the Muscovites

01:21:40 have practically done everything they promised to do that is they delivered all the orders but they

01:21:44 have not received much in the way of compensation and yesterday i discussed it with the muscovites

01:21:53 and they prepared a proposal that we will approve today with yeltsin you just spoke about your

01:22:00 responsibility when you see people who are experiencing daily difficulties even food

01:22:05 shortages you say in your book after the coup after the coup i changed my way of seeing things

01:22:14 i am still a socialist but i am a democrat the question is in what way have you changed

01:22:22 i believe that this country must be reformed and that the people of this country are an organic

01:22:27 part of world civilization

01:22:29 but this must be done on the basis of democratization and that is the choice that

01:22:37 will be implemented in all spheres of life that choice has been and remains mine and in that sense

01:22:43 Gorbachev has not changed but the coup in particular helped me to draw lessons I've already

01:22:49 said this I don't know why the translator is referring to Gorbachev in the third person that's

01:22:55 very weird he's like but in this sense gorbachev hasn't changed shouldn't it be i haven't changed

01:23:00 if you're translating on his behalf um so anyone who uh speaks russian or who has seen the original

01:23:09 interview does gorbachev refer to himself in the third person i'm actually um i'm actually curious

01:23:15 to know if if gorbachev referred to himself in the third person or if this is just the translator

01:23:21 who's just referring to Gorbachev in the third person.

01:23:24 And it's very weird.

01:23:25 I don't get that.

01:23:28 Like, he's not royalty.

01:23:29 You don't refer to yourself as, like, the royal we.

01:23:32 That choice has been and remains mine.

01:23:35 And in that sense, Gorbachev has not changed.

01:23:37 But the coup in particular helped me to draw lessons.

01:23:41 I've already said this several times.

01:23:43 For me, it is a very hard lesson.

01:23:45 my greatest mistake was undoubtedly letting myself be drawn into debates and political

01:23:53 infighting between the different currents of democrats

01:23:56 we were discussing nuances when we had before us an enormous country that needed political answers

01:24:06 push-ups this isn't ai so push-up says no guys guys this isn't ai so this is the english dub

01:24:17 so the audio track is english

01:24:20 this isn't ai this is the translation from this is like the original translation guys if this was ai

01:24:31 the voice would be the same for every single person but they have they have different actors

01:24:37 like different they have different translators for the different people so this this is not ai push

01:24:42 ups i wish it was because if it was ai it would make sense but uh this this is the actual like

01:24:50 this is the real translation guys this is what was shown on american tv because remember at the

01:24:57 beginning at the beginning uh before this began there was like some commercials or something

01:25:04 right i don't know anyway this this this is the original this is the original translator translation

01:25:09 we had to unite all the democratic tendencies we had to place ourselves above these political

01:25:15 passions and that is a fault it is my fault i think i could okay there we go guys so mark is

01:25:23 saying I can verify that these voice dubs are ones that I once I recognized growing up as a kid.

01:25:31 Yeah. Guys, this is this is the original. This is the original translation. Okay. Quills is saying

01:25:38 I never heard him speak in the third person. Okay. So, okay, push ups, the original. So the original

01:25:48 interview is in french the original interview the lady is speaking to him in french and gorbachev

01:25:55 is responding in russian so i can i can play the original for you because the original is french

01:26:02 but they had translators dub like they had translators dub this into english

01:26:10 pu faire beaucoup plus et je l'ai compris dès avant le putsch car dès avant le putsch avait

01:26:17 déjà entamé le processus de nouveau garyovo amine pour chaps et you want i could just play

01:26:23 the french version i mean i understand french je suis allé à l'école immersion je peux comprendre

01:26:29 le français alors si vous voulez je peux écouter en français mais je pense que ça va être un

01:26:38 un problème pour vous parce que je pense que je pense que le le plusieurs personnes qui sont ici

01:26:52 peut-être peut ne pas peut ne pas comprendre le français et ça c'est pourquoi

01:27:02 i'm sharing this in english so there you go guys french my french is passable my french is passable

01:27:12 it's my third language french is my third language french is my third language i don't speak it as

01:27:18 often but i can understand french so yeah it's okay push-ups it's okay it's it's not your fault

01:27:29 it's not your fault it's not good listen push-ups it's not your fault because i'm telling you the

01:27:36 the translation here like the translators are so bad anyways but yeah this this is

01:27:43 guys this is what americans were listening to back in 1991 when this interview was aired

01:27:49 these these are uh the translators back in 1991.

01:27:52 third out of how many languages okay so i speak english i speak persian i speak french um i also

01:28:02 speak trump i'm very good at translating trump into english um i also speak politicianese

01:28:11 politicianese and you know when i when i put on my you know politician hat i can also speak bs

01:28:19 like you guys could ask me a question about whatever random topic and I guarantee you

01:28:26 I could come up with an answer that is so convincing in just literally in the way that

01:28:33 I present it that even if you know what I'm saying is wrong you would you would you would

01:28:40 be convinced that I'm right like guys if I wanted to make an argument convincing you that the sky

01:28:46 is green i could do that and you would all be like scratching your heads going oh my gosh is

01:28:51 she right what am i missing here anyways let's continue with the interview though so all right

01:28:56 back to the english english uh english dub which is not ai which is not ai letting myself be drawn

01:29:04 into debates and political infighting between the different currents of democrats

01:29:08 we were discussing nuances when we had before us an enormous country that needed political answers

01:29:19 we had to unite all the democratic tendencies we had to place ourselves above these political

01:29:25 passions and that is a fault it is my fault i think i could have done much more and i understood

01:29:33 that even before the coup because even before the coup we had already begun the process of

01:29:37 the new Ogaryovo talks and the preparation of the new Union Treaty, this shows once again

01:29:43 that we must reflect on many things. You have changed. What is the most important thing you

01:29:52 have renounced? What was the hardest part? And would you be ready to give up Lenin on

01:29:58 red square and accept the transfer of Lenin elsewhere. I am committed to the socialist

01:30:06 idea. And in Christianity, I see that same search for a better life. I see it in the

01:30:16 search by Campanella for death and in other movements. It is always a search as long as

01:30:27 people live. And as long as they think about their life, their

01:30:29 destiny, their purpose, they continue to search. If they stop

01:30:33 searching, they are no longer human beings. What are they

01:30:37 searching for then? Well, an answer to the question of how to

01:30:40 better organize life, how to make life more just more equitable.

01:30:46 And I think that is the most important thing in socialism, the

01:30:48 search.

01:30:51 Wow, wow, what a blatant flat out lie. Oh, we want to make life

01:30:56 more just and equitable. So, okay. I don't know. After, um, how many, how many Russians did you

01:31:04 guys starve? Guys, forget about all the other countries. Forget about all the other countries 1.00

01:31:09 that the communists invaded and turned to hell. The Russian people themselves. How many Russian

01:31:15 people did you starve in the name of communism? How many Russian people did you send to the gulags

01:31:21 in the name of communism and yet you're here literally within the final days of the collapse

01:31:28 of the soviet union they're now talking about equity and justice guys it's the exact same

01:31:37 narrative as the islamic regime two sides of the same coin us more equitable wow what are they

01:31:45 How many years did you have? How many years did you have?

01:31:58 The communists took over in October 1917. Okay, so 1917 to 1991. That's 70 years.

01:32:09 You guys had, no, that's not 70 years.

01:32:14 Yeah, it is.

01:32:15 It is 70 years.

01:32:16 It is 70 years.

01:32:17 You guys had 70 years to create a just and equitable society. 0.55

01:32:24 The only thing that the communists did in Russia for 70 years is murder Russians, send them to the gulags, and turn Russia into a communist hellhole.

01:32:36 and i'm not even speaking about the other countries they occupied i'm speaking about

01:32:39 the russian people themselves and yet the audacity after 70 years after 70 years he's like oh we need

01:32:47 to make it a fair just like yeah okay you know how we can do that by eradicating communism that's

01:32:54 how we can make make it a fair just an equitable society for them for death and in other movements

01:33:01 it is always a search

01:33:05 as long as people live and as long as they think about their life their destiny their purpose they

01:33:11 continue to search if they stop searching they are no longer human beings what are they searching

01:33:18 for then well an answer to the question of how to better organize life how to make life more just

01:33:24 more equitable and i think that is the most important thing in socialism the search for

01:33:29 better and fairer forms of organizing life yes i am in favor of this search and that is why i am

01:33:36 an unwavering socialist and i deeply respect lenin i know the drama of this man in one of

01:33:44 his very last words he said he had totally changed his point of view on socialism

01:33:49 and these are words that reveal the realization of this great man of what was happening

01:33:57 under his leadership and what he had in no way wanted

01:34:01 and that he should not have done as a socialist.

01:34:05 It is courageous, Mr. President, to say that at this moment.

01:34:08 You know, Surosh makes a really, really good point here. 1.00

01:34:12 The Pahlavi dynasty changed Iran from a third-world Islamic hellhole 0.50

01:34:18 to a modern and prosperous country in 53 years. 0.91

01:34:22 53 years.

01:34:23 the communists

01:34:26 and they still are and they still are in control of russia but you know back when

01:34:33 you know they were openly openly in control in 70 years they murdered 20 million people

01:34:40 that's the legacy of of the soviet union

01:34:44 happening under his leadership and what he had in no way wanted and that he should not

01:34:56 have done as a socialist it is courageous mr president to say that at this moment

01:35:00 i would say that lenin is no longer in fashion

01:35:05 that depends for

01:35:10 i can cite many facts for you

01:35:15 oh my gosh we're trying to have a serious i'm trying to have a serious live stream about

01:35:23 about the evils of communism but your comments are so hilarious oh my gosh shannon that's exactly

01:35:30 what he sounds like i was trying to i was trying to place his voice you're right he sounds like

01:35:35 he's on like a balance beam and he's like his voice goes up and down randomly oh my gosh

01:35:41 that that's exactly what's happening with the voice i don't get it it's so weird

01:35:47 dude that would make lennon even less popular

01:35:51 that depends for

01:35:54 i can cite many facts for you that would make lennon even less popular

01:36:01 But that changes nothing about the fact that he was a very important figure, a great thinker,

01:36:09 and a great politician. Even his mistakes are lessons in a very important.

01:36:16 The transfer of the mausoleum. Are you against it? Are you for it? In one word.

01:36:21 What I can tell you is that I am firmly opposed to any act of vandalism,

01:36:25 and I am against any transfer of a burial site.

01:36:31 It upsets me.

01:36:34 When I see the monument to the memory of Franco in Spain, I understand the Spaniards.

01:36:40 It is history. It is their history.

01:36:43 The same goes for us. Lenin is part of our history.

01:36:46 We do not erase history.

01:36:50 No. And if you want to know,

01:36:52 I share the life of those who think

01:36:56 that according to the Russian tradition,

01:36:59 mortal remains must be buried

01:37:02 held to my decision

01:37:07 what was that guys

01:37:08 why did he say buried in that way

01:37:11 what was that

01:37:12 what is going on with the translator

01:37:17 that according to the russian tradition

01:37:21 mortal remains

01:37:23 must be buried

01:37:24 what

01:37:27 held to my decision

01:37:29 that i but today one must be very attentive as much to the memory of this man

01:37:40 oh okay okay wait wait guys guys so okay the major guy the major has the solution the major

01:37:47 has the reason for this so it's i guess it's a result of the vhs tape um i guess the the quality

01:37:55 of the vhs tape has gone down so i guess when when they transferred the vhs tape to digital

01:38:04 when they transferred the the vhs tape to digital i guess uh they weren't able to to capture the

01:38:10 original sound quality because i guess the vhs was you know disintegrating or something

01:38:15 guys the vhs tape was this was disintegrating just like how the soviet union disintegrated

01:38:21 that that's what's happening okay as to the attitude of the people toward this man

01:38:29 society must draw its own conclusions freely calm okay i wanted to point out a comment here so uh

01:38:39 so goba don is saying that's interesting that he is critical of lenin so i have a feeling

01:38:46 that the reason Gorbachev is now slowly starting to become critical of Lenin is because he sees

01:38:53 the writing on the wall when it comes to the collapse of the Soviet Union. So what he's trying

01:39:01 to do, in my opinion, is he's trying to endear himself to the people by trying to separate

01:39:08 himself from the communist regime and to claim that, hey, I'm one of you guys. I'm a good guy.

01:39:15 I'm critical. Like, I'm critical. I'm one of you. Vote for me. You know, you want me in charge type

01:39:21 of thing. So I think that's the reason that he's being critical now, right? Like, and by now,

01:39:27 I mean, December 8, 1991, two weeks before the collapse of the Soviet Union. But where was he

01:39:33 throughout his entire political career, right? Why is he only now being critical of Lenin

01:39:42 two weeks before the collapse of the Islamic regime.

01:39:46 Of course, at this time, no one knew that the Soviet Union was going to collapse.

01:39:53 So it'll be very interesting to see when or if the Islamic regime politicians

01:40:00 ever start criticizing the system. 0.78

01:40:04 That would be a very interesting parallel if they start doing that.

01:40:08 Now, again, I haven't seen the two interviews from the Islamic regime.

01:40:12 We're going to watch those after.

01:40:14 But that's why we're watching this, to kind of give us sort of context for, you know, some of the language to look out for, some of the narrative, some of the rhetoric, to see if we can, you know, find some sort of similar language and messaging, let's say.

01:40:32 Because remember, the Islamic regime occupying Iran is a product of Soviet Russia. In fact, the Soviets funded and trained Khomeini, Khabar and Magish, and his supporters behind the scenes.

01:40:48 Jimmy Carter, the peanut farmer, and the Democrats had terrible intelligence. They actually thought

01:40:55 that Khomeini, Khabar and Magish, was an ally of the United States and, you know, an enemy of the

01:41:02 Soviets. It was the exact opposite. It was a psyops. And of course, Jimmy Carter, the peanut

01:41:09 farmer, and the Democrats fell for it. But the language and the rhetoric and the narrative

01:41:16 between the communists and the islamic regime kind of similar

01:41:22 okay let's go back very attentive as much to the memory of this man

01:41:28 as to the attitude of the people toward this man

01:41:33 society must draw its own conclusions freely calmly we do not vote by show of hands on such

01:41:40 questions mr president you have just seen the images from yugoslavia of dubrovnik being bombed

01:41:44 and Bosnia under siege, when you were speaking earlier when you called for responsibility,

01:41:50 in light of what might happen in your country, was that the risk you were thinking of? 0.56

01:41:55 Is Yugoslavia not a sort of laboratory for all the dangers facing the Soviet Union?

01:42:05 In a general sense, the lessons of the Yugoslav conflict

01:42:10 demand very careful analysis.

01:42:14 First of all, I think that on the domestic level, the most important lesson for us politicians

01:42:25 is that one must never be behind in politics.

01:42:29 I think that we too have fallen behind in reforming our union.

01:42:35 And what was accepted naturally just two years or even a year ago is only accepted with great

01:42:44 difficulty today therefore in politics one must never be late another thing no less important for

01:42:53 domestic policy but also for foreign policy and here i am still thinking of yugoslavia

01:42:57 is that one cannot rely on force nothing can be resolved through the use of force

01:43:03 look at what huh huh very interesting so

01:43:09 this the soviets have literally ruled and occupied russia and the surrounding countries 0.96

01:43:20 through force through violence they're responsible for the murder of 20 million people in 70 years 0.91

01:43:27 okay now when they're getting to the end they're saying nothing can be done through the use of

01:43:34 force what about the 20 million people you murdered guys this this narrative and this

01:43:42 rhetoric is very similar to uh yeah omid you got it right it's soviet soviet's takia the

01:43:50 durkas would be proud guys this is exactly the same messaging from the islamic regime

01:43:54 Where Pizishkian is like, oh, Iranians are free to protest. 0.98

01:43:58 We don't stop them. 1.00

01:43:59 But they literally murdered 100,000 people in two days alone on January 8th and 9th.

01:44:04 This is the exact same thing.

01:44:06 But all of this has led to cities are destroyed.

01:44:10 The economy is destroyed.

01:44:14 Billions of dollars are lost.

01:44:20 How many human lives have already been sacrificed?

01:44:22 i mean who who sacrificed them who sacrificed them you did you did you murdered 20 million people 0.87

01:44:32 guys this is like this is like when the islamic regime is like oh you know we're we're we're so 0.71

01:44:40 sad for the people who lost their lives who murdered them you did the islamic regime murdered 0.88

01:44:44 them now he's saying the exact same thing he's like how many lives are sacrificed who sacrificed 0.90

01:44:50 them you did guys you you could literally put a turban on gorbachev's head right now

01:44:59 and he would be an islamic regime durka what he's saying is literally no different than what the

01:45:04 islamic regime is currently saying on american media put a turban on his head and he would be

01:45:11 he would be the spokesperson for the islamic regime there's no difference

01:45:16 of dollars are lost 0.80

01:45:21 how many human lives have already been sacrificed 1.00

01:45:27 how many injured how much misery you created how many refugees you caused it 1.00

01:45:33 to restore a normal state after all these losses will require colossal sums and suffering 1.00

01:45:40 so one can only rely on political dialogue on a democratic position on mutual understanding on

01:45:52 wow oh my gosh this is rich this is rich coming from communists

01:45:57 absolutely insane that communists are talking about um democracy this is the exact same thing 0.78

01:46:09 the islamic regime guys listen i already knew the similarities right remember the the the shah of 0.59

01:46:15 iran back in the 1970s he actually coined the term the unholy alliance between the red and

01:46:22 the black red being communism black being islamism so this has been going on for a long time

01:46:29 so like i already kind of knew but i didn't realize i didn't realize it would be like the

01:46:35 exact same thing it's literally the exact same wording

01:46:48 so one can only rely on political dialogue on a democratic position on mutual understanding on

01:46:54 cooperation and on compromise wow this is what i have been convinced of for a very long time

01:47:01 and it was upon us that i have based all of my domestic oh he's been convinced of democracy for

01:47:06 a very long time what that's rich coming from a communist can foreign policy

01:47:17 the example of yugoslavia shows that there are those who rushed aside with the separatists to

01:47:22 declare in favor in favor of recognition and who in doing so accelerated the process

01:47:32 There are at least three lessons to be drawn from the Yugoslav experience

01:47:36 for all of us, including representatives of various countries.

01:47:42 I am not accusing anyone, but everyone must learn from what happened.

01:47:46 Who are you thinking of specifically when you say that?

01:47:48 Are you thinking of those who are rushing too quickly to recognize a certain number of states?

01:47:52 I anticipated your question. I said I am not accusing anyone.

01:47:56 I am warning everyone. Once again, one must be responsible.

01:48:00 today there is a whole stir regarding ukraine

01:48:06 people are rushing and now they are beginning to do you see do you see even back in 1991

01:48:14 the communists the communists were upset that ukrainian people wanted their freedom

01:48:24 ukrainians have been fighting for their freedom and independence from communist russia for a very

01:48:30 long time the audacity guys the audacity for the communists to claim that ukraine belongs to them

01:48:40 who gave you the right you're not ukrainian you don't speak for the ukrainian people

01:48:44 Well, even back in 1991, they were trying to delegitimize the existence of Ukraine.

01:48:57 Guys, this is why I unconditionally support Ukraine. 0.65

01:49:02 Like, I'm full on Team Ukraine, Slava-Ukraine-y. 0.87

01:49:07 Push the process in Czechoslovakia. 0.77

01:49:09 Look at that.

01:49:09 Today, there is a whole stir regarding Ukraine.

01:49:15 people are rushing you know and you know what's interesting he says there's a whole stir about

01:49:20 people regarding ukraine oh no god forbid that the ukrainian people want to you know be a sovereign

01:49:27 state and don't want to be under the control of russian communist occupiers god forbid

01:49:33 ukrainian people want their freedom and independence once again one must be responsible

01:49:41 today there is a whole stir regarding ukraine

01:49:47 people are rushing and now they are beginning to push the process in czechoslovakia and so on

01:49:54 this is not policy it is irresponsibility a kind of competition someone recognizes the state so

01:50:00 others rush to recognize it too just so they aren't left behind by the way guys if you know

01:50:05 if there's a ralph ralph is probably asleep right now but those of you who watch um iran revolution

01:50:11 live um ralph is a big you know supporter an ally um he's in azerbaijan the next time you

01:50:20 guys see ralph in the live stream ask him ask him what he thinks about you know the fact that

01:50:29 Azerbaijan used to be under Soviet control or you know I don't know if there are any Armenians in the

01:50:36 chat um or you know Georgians or you know anyone else from any of those countries if you're in the

01:50:42 chat I mean it's it's late in that part of the world right now but um you know just ask them ask

01:50:50 them what they think about about the time that they were you know occupied by the soviets

01:51:03 this is not policy it is irresponsibility a kind of competition someone recognizes the state so

01:51:10 others rush to recognize it too just so they aren't left behind that's vanity not politics

01:51:15 are you satisfied with the wait for the wait for the 12 whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa

01:51:23 interesting interesting so let me get this straight let me get this straight so um 0.90

01:51:30 the balestinians are going around trying to create their fake jihad dirkha terrorist country which 0.55

01:51:37 literally doesn't exist it's all israel it's all israel um balestine is not a thing

01:51:42 Ballastine is not a thing. It's never been a thing. Narnia is more real than Ballastine.

01:51:53 Yet they have a lot of support for some weird reason. I mean, it's all jihad and everything,

01:51:59 right? By the way, by the way, remember, Yasser Arafat and the whole like BLO movement, 0.92

01:52:06 that was created by the KGB in 1964 as a way to destabilize Israel. 0.69

01:52:14 Why? Because Israel is an ally of the United States. 0.57

01:52:18 So the whole Palestine movement is a Soviet project. 0.89

01:52:24 The Soviets created Palestine. 0.80

01:52:26 The Soviets trained Yasser Arafat. 0.92

01:52:29 The Soviets funded the whole Palestine, you know, PSYOPs. 0.91

01:52:34 Palestine is a KGB psyops, okay? They created that to destabilize American allies in the Middle East 0.96

01:52:47 because they want to take over, right? It's the same thing with the Kurdish communist groups in 0.93

01:52:53 Iraq. Those are also all created and funded by the Soviets. It's the same thing with the MEK. 0.55

01:53:00 The MEK, which is the, you know, Iranian Marxist Islamist, you know, sex cult that was also created and funded by the Soviets.

01:53:08 So all of these groups in the Middle East all have ties to communism.

01:53:14 isn't it interesting though isn't it interesting that um he doesn't talk about that but he's now

01:53:24 going on about you know actual uh legitimate people with real identities and you know real

01:53:32 cultures and you know real heritage and he's trying to make it seem as if their identities

01:53:39 are fake. Do you see the psyops here? Do you see the psyops? The Soviets literally created

01:53:47 fake identities to destabilize the Middle East. But yet they have the audacity to call, you know, 0.80

01:53:56 the Ukrainian people, for example. He says that Ukrainian people wanting their freedom and

01:54:03 independence, that's a vanity project. Do you see how the psyops works? Remember, when it comes to 0.84

01:54:12 the communists and the Islamists, every accusation is an admission of guilt. Think about it that way.

01:54:22 This is not policy. It is irresponsibility. A kind of competition. Someone recognizes a state,

01:54:28 so others rush to recognize it too, just so they aren't left behind. That's vanity, not politics.

01:54:33 Are you satisfied with the wait for the wait for the 12-member constituency not to immediately recognize Ukraine's independence?

01:54:43 Are you satisfied that President Bush, even though he phoned President Kravchuk immediately to congratulate him, is also waiting and you are asking everyone to wait a while?

01:54:51 I think there are processes unfolding within the union and processes that will

01:55:01 lead to political results, which will allow us to rebuild our relationships.

01:55:11 And in this regard, I highly appreciate Mr.

01:55:13 Mitterrand's position when he says that within the community framework, Western

01:55:17 Europe is transforming and gaining a second.

01:55:19 wind wind it is one of the pillars of the helsinki process but it is just as important that the union

01:55:27 of sovereign states in the east becomes another pillar of the process that is the opinion of a

01:55:39 great politician whom i value highly and that is why at mr mitaran's home we discuss this issue

01:55:44 we discuss this issue that is serious politics and that is how we must approach issues

01:55:50 not in the spirit of journalists who simply have to relay information about this or that event.

01:56:01 Politics is not reporting. How can the war be stopped? Would you be opposed to sending an

01:56:06 intervention force, for example, a European one, to Yugoslavia, or would you agree with such a

01:56:11 decision? I would say that our state, our country, will participate actively in a solution within

01:56:17 the framework of the united nations yeah oh interesting it isn't that interesting isn't

01:56:25 that rich so uh you know whatever the communists and the jihadis whatever they're losing they're

01:56:34 like oh we should come to a peaceful solution within the framework of the united nations

01:56:39 exactly how position in his interview his first interview on fox news was like we need to respect 0.53

01:56:45 the rule of law and come to a solution with the un yeah they're literally war criminals

01:56:51 they're literally war criminals and yet they have the audacity to say that everyone needs

01:56:56 to work within the framework of the un it's the exact same rhetoric but we will also use

01:57:02 every possibility we have thanks to our close relations with all the republics 1.00

01:57:05 and we will do everything to stop the war and prevent the lebanonization of this country 0.97

01:57:10 did he say prevent the lebanonization of the country what is that a thing

01:57:21 i haven't heard that reference before

01:57:40 Oh, oh, interesting. Okay. Okay. Interesting. Yeah. So he actually did say that. So Gorbachev

01:57:50 warned of the Lebanonization of the Soviet Union to express his fear that rising ethnic separatism

01:57:57 and decentralization would fracture the country into violent sectarian civil conflict and total

01:58:03 state collapse, much like the devastating Lebanese civil war. Guys, the Lebanese civil war happened

01:58:09 because the Palestinians tried to invade Lebanon 0.65

01:58:13 and they were murdering Lebanese Christians. 0.84

01:58:19 The Lebanese Civil War happened because the Soviets created Palestine 0.70

01:58:27 and they funded the Arab terrorists and Yasser Arafat,

01:58:33 who then later went on and they started murdering Lebanese people. 0.89

01:58:39 They started murdering Lebanese Christians. 0.55

01:58:42 It's absolutely insane that Gorbachev is saying that he wants to prevent the Lebanonization of the Soviet Union when the communists are directly responsible for the Lebanese civil war because they funded, trained and armed the Palestinians.

01:59:09 Wow. 1.00

01:59:11 The way that he can just lie with a straight face, like either he's lying or he's stupid. 1.00

01:59:16 ...thing to stop the war and prevent the Lebanonization of this country. 1.00

01:59:21 Wow. 0.98

01:59:30 Not to mention the fact that it is also a warning for us all.

01:59:34 We must not allow this kind of process to repeat itself, for example, here in our country, here in our country.

01:59:39 Because I think that if that happens, we will not be able to control the situation here at home.

01:59:45 We must act right now, so that through joint efforts, we organize the process to be as democratic and as responsible as possible.

01:59:56 Mr. President, on Monday in Maastricht, Europe will try to move further, to take a new step.

02:00:01 at a time when you are precisely in a process of searching even the exacerbation of nationalisms

02:00:08 europe is trying on the contrary to build itself do you have the impression that you are moving

02:00:13 further and further away from each other away from each other what message do you want to address to

02:00:18 the europeans meeting on monday and perhaps to france which with germany is somewhat of a leader

02:00:23 in this European construction.

02:00:29 I welcome the ongoing process,

02:00:31 that of integration.

02:00:35 So what she's asking about here

02:00:37 is the European Union.

02:00:39 So this is when European countries...

02:00:42 Guys, I'm not going to comment on the EU

02:00:44 because I feel like

02:00:45 while the EU was created with good intentions,

02:00:49 you know, just like when the UN

02:00:51 was initially created with good intentions,

02:00:53 it's been hijacked by the globalists

02:00:56 and leftists and communists

02:00:57 because that's what they do

02:00:59 so that's what they're talking about here

02:01:02 the EU essentially

02:01:04 came into existence in 1993

02:01:06 so now they're talking about sort of the precursor

02:01:08 to the EU

02:01:10 when all the European countries were meeting

02:01:12 and I think that the strength

02:01:16 of a leader in this European

02:01:18 construction

02:01:19 I welcome the ongoing process

02:01:24 that of integration

02:01:26 and I think that the strength of the European community

02:01:32 and its dynamic is a positive

02:01:34 factor that fills

02:01:36 the entire Helsinki process

02:01:38 with new content

02:01:39 I consider that everything is linked

02:01:44 and I think that this is one of the components of implementing

02:01:46 the Helsinki process

02:01:47 The fact that new states are being admitted as associate members means that

02:01:55 the community is not restricted, is not limited.

02:02:02 Furthermore, there are formal cooperation reports between the Commission and the Republic's

02:02:06 reports that are developing.

02:02:10 On the other hand, the fact that the community is further consolidating

02:02:13 is positive for us.

02:02:18 It is a constructive factor,

02:02:19 and I wish the Maastricht meeting every success.

02:02:21 It is good for you.

02:02:22 If the community consolidates, it is good for you.

02:02:27 Yes, I think that this does not contradict

02:02:29 the Helsinki process.

02:02:31 I am always thinking of Helsinki.

02:02:35 And the conversations I had with the President of France

02:02:38 and the Chancellor of Germany

02:02:39 have convinced me

02:02:40 that they are thinking of all of Europe, of cooperation.

02:02:46 And I think that if these positive processes only take...

02:02:49 So just a quick history reminder for those who might not be aware,

02:02:55 the Helsinki process was a series of diplomatic efforts

02:02:59 between 1972 and 1975 to ease Cold War tensions

02:03:04 and foster cooperation between the Western and Soviet blocs.

02:03:10 So it's basically the Helsinki Accords.

02:03:12 So if anyone's curious about what they're referring to,

02:03:15 that's what he's referring to here.

02:03:17 Place in one part of Europe and not the other, it will not be enough.

02:03:21 It must take place everywhere.

02:03:24 That is how we will be able to move forward.

02:03:29 And that is why in this regard,

02:03:31 I wish to highlight the constructive role and the broad vision of the French president.

02:03:36 I speak of the European House.

02:03:38 He speaks of the Confederation.

02:03:39 I believe that this is an excellent path.

02:03:44 The ideas of the president of France have not always been supported.

02:03:49 But life shows that he is a politician who sees very far.

02:03:52 What will happen within the community will confirm the fact that Europe is progressing.

02:03:57 Mr. President, we are reaching the end of this broadcast.

02:04:00 I would like to ask you, because when one reads your book and that of your wife,

02:04:03 one sees how difficult and hard to live through the hours of the CPS you were,

02:04:07 how much you paid personally and you are undoubtedly continuing to pay today i would

02:04:13 like to know if the hours of this week of these weeks of these days at this moment are not in

02:04:17 another way just as hard as those of the cpsu okay so now we're going to get to gorbachev's

02:04:23 famous last words before he literally resigns two weeks later these are different difficulties

02:04:32 I would not say that it is easy now

02:04:35 or that the burdens have decreased

02:04:39 or that the responsibility has lessened.

02:04:42 No, but they are different difficulties.

02:04:47 Here I see my role.

02:04:48 I see my responsibility.

02:04:49 I also see all the possibilities I have to participate

02:04:51 to influence the processes.

02:04:54 Whereas at the time of the CPSU was all or nothing.

02:04:57 It was to be or not to be.

02:04:59 But here you have the feeling

02:05:01 that these are nonetheless decisive days for you and for your country decisive days decisive weeks

02:05:10 decisive months decisive months yeah buddy ussr didn't last two weeks two weeks later ussr

02:05:19 dissolved didn't even get to a month interesting interesting you know what hindsight is 2020 right

02:05:25 Decisive days, decisive weeks, decisive months.

02:05:35 You will notice that I do not speak of decisive years.

02:05:40 Because there is a shrinking effect.

02:05:45 It is only counted in months now.

02:05:48 Thank you, Mr. President, for having received us.

02:05:51 It's only counted in months.

02:05:53 Wow.

02:05:54 Guys, it didn't get to a month.

02:05:56 Goset and I, TF177, in this office at the Kremlin, thank you infinitely for having provided

02:06:01 this update precisely during these hours that you call important and decisive.

02:06:05 Thank you to you.

02:06:07 I am the one who thanks you for this collaboration, and I would like to take this opportunity

02:06:12 to address the French people by telling them I convey to you the greetings of our country,

02:06:21 our people and i would like to thank you for your solidarity toward us sure okay we appreciate the

02:06:28 position of france and not only that of its president but of all its people

02:06:35 and we appreciate it greatly because france and our country are long-standing partners

02:06:39 partners unique in their kind and soviet french cooperation is an absolutely essential factor

02:06:46 thank you wow okay so famous last words famous last words he thought that uh the soviet union

02:06:57 was gonna last and he was like talking about months in the future and everything guys this

02:07:02 one is um this this one is an hour long i'm not gonna play the entire thing um i just want to play

02:07:08 sort of the beginning part of it actually you know what let me just get to this part here so

02:07:14 this is the important part. So this is the famous part where two weeks later, Gorbachev resigns.

02:07:25 Good evening. I'm Harry Smith, sitting in tonight for Dan Rather. Merry Christmas.

02:07:29 Just before the Kremlin cameras clicked on today, Mikhail Gorbachev said to himself,

02:07:34 quote, when you have to go, you have to go. He then officially resigned as president of

02:07:39 the Soviet Union and turned over the nuclear codes to the new top man, Russia's Boris Yeltsin.

02:07:45 You are looking at a live shot of the Russian flag flying tonight over the Kremlin. Tom Fenton

02:07:51 begins our coverage of this historic day. Tonight, the red flag was taken down from the

02:07:57 Kremlin, where it has flown since the 1917 revolution. You know, guys, one day, I have no

02:08:05 doubt i have not on my mind one day very soon we're going to see this exact same scene in a free

02:08:12 iran we're going to see the allah akbar durka jihad flag taken down and we're going to see the

02:08:18 lion and sun flag going back up i have no doubt in my mind no doubt i know this i know this for a fact

02:08:26 this this exact scene is going to happen in iran very soon

02:08:33 oh he then officially resigned as president of the soviet union and turned over the nuclear

02:08:40 codes to the new top man russia's boris yeltsin you are looking at a live shot of the russian

02:08:46 flag flying tonight over the kremlin tom fenton begins our coverage of this historic day

02:08:52 Tonight, the red flag was taken down from the Kremlin, where it has flown since the 1917 revolution.

02:09:00 The Soviet Union it symbolized is now dead.

02:09:03 In its place, they raised the flag of Boris Yeltsin's Russia.

02:09:07 Mikhail Gorbachev, the eighth and last ruler of the communist empire founded by Lenin, announced he was quitting.

02:09:13 He appeared sad and broken, but hoped history would give him credit.

02:09:18 society has been granted its freedom has been politically and spiritually unchained

02:09:25 and that's our biggest achievement the world do benefited when gorbachev appeared on the sea

02:09:33 the cold war is over the arms race has been stopped along with the insane militarization

02:09:39 of the country that has distorted our economy our mentality and morality it's the former

02:09:47 soviet union that is now in trouble robertoff acknowledged that he has left the country in a

02:09:52 dangerous state the old system has crumbled before the new one has begun to work

02:09:59 and the crisis and society has become greater

02:10:06 i know of the dissatisfaction with the current situation the bitter criticism of the government

02:10:13 and of my own performance in many respects the living conditions of the russians are now worse

02:10:23 than when gorbachev took over but people watched his farewell speech more in sadness than in anger

02:10:32 he had a wonderful beginning this woman says but a sorrowful end i personally supported him

02:10:39 And now I'm simply sorry for him, both as a politician and as a person.

02:10:45 Wait, is this is this like the equivalent of interviewing like Durkhas in occupied Iran?

02:10:53 Is this the mainstream media like purposely supporting and, you know, giving a voice to communists?

02:11:01 What about all the Russians who are happy that they're no longer under communist control, at least, you know, at that time?

02:11:09 Wow. Oh my gosh. So, okay. Fake stream media confirmed. They literally just go after the

02:11:16 communist supporters and the Durka jihadi supporters. Look at that. Like, like they're

02:11:21 basically portraying Russian people as if they're all a bunch of communists, literally forgetting

02:11:27 the facts that Russians, the Russian people were one of the biggest victims of communism.

02:11:34 them.

02:11:38 And I am concerned that you are no longer citizens of a great country.

02:11:44 The consequences may turn out to be very difficult for everyone.

02:11:52 It's critically important to preserve the democratic achievements of the past few years.

02:11:59 The future now looks grim for the citizens of the former Soviet Union, prices for food 0.98

02:12:04 and energy in russia will go up several hundred percent next week there's a prospect of mass

02:12:09 unemployment and civil war is brewing in the shattered outreaches of this once great superpower

02:12:15 in a way the country is back to 1917. gorbachev came on the scene as a superstar politician

02:12:23 a dazzling reformer in the eyes of the world he made his oh oh did you catch that the reformer

02:12:30 narrative oh guys that's the same narrative that they use for the islamic regime the reformists

02:12:36 remember remember it's it's it's the lobbyists of the islamic regime and they come and they're

02:12:43 like oh we don't need to change the system we can reform the system from within

02:12:48 that that's that's the reformist there remember they use like moderates versus hardliners and

02:12:56 moderates of the islamic regime are the reformers guys it's the same exact narrative that they've

02:13:02 been using for russia i mean i was i was six years old at the time this happened so like i

02:13:09 wasn't paying attention to politics at the time so i didn't i didn't even know this until right now

02:13:16 wow wow mind blown

02:13:19 guys it's it's the same narrative that it guys it's the same woke lefty communist narrative

02:13:27 is back to 1917 well okay and you know this part they're like russia's back to 1917

02:13:34 as if that's a bad thing they literally went back to 1917 1917 because that's before

02:13:40 communism took over gorbachev came on the scene as a superstar politician

02:13:46 a dazzling reformer in the eyes of the world.

02:13:50 He made his exit as a failure in the eyes of his countrymen,

02:13:54 but given the size of his contribution to world peace, a magnificent failure.

02:13:59 Tom Fenton, CBS News, Moscow.

02:14:02 President Bush developed a warm relationship with Gorbachev,

02:14:06 and he will say goodbye in a Christmas night address from the Oval Office.

02:14:10 More about that from correspondent Susan Spencer at the White House.

02:14:13 Good evening, Susan.

02:14:16 ...emphasize his enormous personal regard for Gorbachev, and tonight's address will emphasize that.

02:14:22 He will also stress in this address that the U.S. is firmly committed to the same peaceful transition to democracy that Gorbachev says he supports.

02:14:32 The former president of the former Soviet Union gave the news to Mr. Bush in a personal phone call.

02:14:38 Hardly surprising, after years of superpower summits, economic meetings, and most recently the peace conference in Madrid,

02:14:45 They've been George and Mikhail to one another for some time now.

02:14:49 If you want to go first, you won't.

02:14:51 In fact, Mr. Bush has been criticized for allowing that friendship to get in the way of judgment,

02:14:56 for sticking with Gorbachev and the center when there was no center,

02:15:00 when Gorbachev effectively was a man without a country.

02:15:03 But tonight, the president will mark his departure with this speech, a spokesman said,

02:15:07 because the historic significance is so great to the United States

02:15:11 in terms of the future of nuclear arms control

02:15:13 and the development of these republics.

02:15:16 Yeah, that actually didn't work out too well

02:15:18 because Putin took over

02:15:22 and Russia is still pretty much communist.

02:15:26 It's just democracy in name only,

02:15:29 but Putin and the KGB basically control Russia.

02:15:32 So unfortunately, Russian people were not able to

02:15:36 get that real independence that they wanted.

02:15:41 um which which is kind of a shame um but yeah russia is not the democratic country that people

02:15:47 think it is it's literally run by by communists um behind behind the curtains um you know the 0.55

02:15:55 iron curtain let's say um yeah guys remember there's remember guys there's a reason why there 0.60

02:16:05 are so many um falling out of window accidents in russia right there there's so many reasons like

02:16:14 like there's a reason why uh anyone who speaks out against the russian dictatorship like like

02:16:20 putin's dictatorship um they accidentally fall out a window yeah same with belarus belarus is

02:16:27 basically like a mini russia yeah belarus unfortunately um is a mini russia um and i

02:16:34 I hope that the people of Belarus can get their freedom because Belarus is occupied by a by a puppet regime that's basically controlled by Putin.

02:16:44 So but yeah, just think about just think about the number of political dissidents who just happen to randomly fall out of a window in Russia.

02:16:56 Yeah.

02:16:58 Bush is expected to again reassure that the nuclear situation poses no.

02:17:02 Oh, these are their pointies.

02:17:04 these are their pointies mr bush is expected to again reassure that the nuclear situation

02:17:10 poses no threat and looking ahead may repeat his plans to formally recognize

02:17:15 five of the 12 republics russia as the successor to the old union and ukraine

02:17:21 armenia kazakhstan and byla russia he may also discuss the need for more western aid

02:17:27 of course president bush could do all of that in a simple statement but not only does he really

02:17:32 want to formally tip his hat to Gorbachev tonight. There are more than a few political

02:17:37 advisors in the White House who think that in these troubled times, it never hurts Mr. Bush

02:17:41 to go on television and, quote, look presidential, even if the subject is foreign affairs. Harry?

02:17:47 Susan, how does the White House view Boris Yeltsin?

02:17:51 Problematic might be the best word for that. As you probably know, the first time Boris Yeltsin

02:17:55 came to Washington, the White House essentially snubbed him. The second time, he did get to stand

02:17:59 in the Rose Garden and listen to Mr. Bush talk about Mr. Gorbachev. That's obviously changed.

02:18:04 The president has talked to Yeltsin twice in the last three days. This is a relationship that I

02:18:08 think is going to take some nurturing and nurtured it will be given what's at stake. Susan Spencer

02:18:12 of the White House. Thank you. CBS News will carry you carry live coverage of the president's

02:18:18 speech tonight at 9 Eastern time. When Ronald Reagan started holding summit talks with Mikhail

02:18:23 Gorbachev, it marked the beginning of the end of the Cold War. Today, Mr. Reagan described

02:18:28 Gorbachev as a courageous leader who will live forever in history. With more now about Gorbachev's

02:18:35 remarkable rise and fall, we are joined from Moscow by CBS News correspondent and Soviet expert

02:18:40 Jonathan Sanders. Jonathan, good evening. Good evening, Harry. Guys, just keep in mind,

02:18:47 just remember, this is only two weeks after Gorbachev said that the Soviet Union is going

02:18:53 to be around and, you know, it's going to be around for months and months. Literally two weeks

02:18:57 later, it collapsed. Now, am I saying that this is what's going to happen with the Islamic regime? 0.94

02:19:02 No, no one can predict. No one can predict that. But I have a feeling that the similarities 0.95

02:19:08 in the two interviews that we're about to watch with Pizishkyan and Arochi, I have a feeling that

02:19:15 the similarities will be, you know, closer than we anticipated.

02:19:21 Harry, I think we have to measure Mikhail Gorbachev according to a yardstick of some

02:19:28 basic freedoms. Gorbachev gave the people freedom of speech and expression.

02:19:33 Oh, wow. Oh, wow. After 70 years of murdering 20 million people, Gorbachev finally decided

02:19:42 to give people freedom of speech. You don't give someone freedom of speech. Freedom of speech is

02:19:49 inherent right. This reporter is making it seem as if Gorbachev gifted Russian people with this

02:19:58 amazing gift of freedom of speech. I can't listen to this part. I'm not gonna. Like,

02:20:06 this part's garbage nonsense. Anyways, let's get to... Before we get to 0.88

02:20:13 the Islamic regime interviews

02:20:16 as a quick comedic break

02:20:19 we'll just go to Baghdad Bob

02:20:21 because I just think

02:20:23 this is hilarious

02:20:23 let's go listen in to what

02:20:27 the minister of information is saying

02:20:29 we have slaughtered about

02:20:31 three quarters of them so far and there is

02:20:33 some remnants of them left

02:20:34 they said that they have

02:20:39 entered Baghdad

02:20:41 with 65 tanks

02:20:42 into the center of the city.

02:20:46 And I'm telling you, this is not true.

02:20:49 The operations are still ongoing, and I can tell you,

02:20:54 and you can record it on me that I have said that,

02:20:57 they are beginning to commit suicide at the walls of Baghdad. 0.96

02:21:06 And I will encourage them to increase the rate of committing suicide. 0.94

02:21:10 We have fed them a sour taste yesterday, poisoned by the brave forces of Saddam Hussein. 0.99

02:21:22 They were surrounded, and they were dealt with. 0.94

02:21:29 There is no presence of the American columns in the city of Baghdad at all.

02:21:40 what do you uh what do you have to say about that oh he's just across the street from us we'll go

02:21:44 we'll go over and talk to him are you real are you planning on paying a visit yeah sure literally

02:21:48 we're parked right outside the ministry of information headquarters we've got oh no guys

02:21:53 i think that music is copyrighted oh i can't play that oh you know what it's okay it's worth it it's

02:22:01 worth it i'll have to i'll have to edit it out after but that's so funny of the

02:22:10 Wait, I wonder if I can find a version without the American music.

02:22:16 Without the copyrighted music.

02:22:23 That was so funny.

02:22:35 Okay, okay.

02:22:36 so so this this is the full interview but obviously we're not gonna

02:22:42 play the whole thing because it's like an hour long okay here we go i found it i found the part

02:22:48 okay okay i found the part

02:22:49 okay this this is the part and uh so this this is without the music so we can share this

02:22:57 You have been listening to Iraq's information minister as he tries to make the case, which is immediately disproved by the pictures you see on the right side of your screen, that U.S. forces, coalition forces are indeed not taking over Baghdad.

02:23:17 On the right-hand side of your screen, you are looking at pictures that are coming to you live exclusively on Fox News

02:23:24 from our embedded correspondent, Greg Kelly, who is there on the scene with microphone in hand.

02:23:31 Greg, can you hear me?

02:23:35 I can, Brian.

02:23:37 Guess where we are, the national parade grounds of Iraq. 0.65

02:23:40 This is where Saddam Hussein comes to see those elaborate military parades.

02:23:44 The situation is very much under control.

02:23:47 We only see American military vehicles here this time.

02:23:50 You know, the Iraqi information minister doesn't seem to think that you guys are winning

02:23:54 and that you guys are really here.

02:23:56 What do you have to say about that?

02:23:59 He's just across the street from us.

02:24:00 We'll go over and talk to him.

02:24:02 Are you planning on paying him a visit?

02:24:03 Yeah, sure.

02:24:04 Literally, we're parked right outside of the Ministry of Information's headquarters.

02:24:08 We've got the Rashid Hotel surrounded out there.

02:24:11 They can look out their window.

02:24:12 They can see us.

02:24:13 We're sitting right outside of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers.

02:24:15 Here is the grand, what do we call this place, the reviewing stands.

02:24:21 We're in front of the zoo.

02:24:23 We've got, I don't know, look out the window.

02:24:25 You can tell we're in downtown Baghdad.

02:24:28 And we also have some souvenirs here right now.

02:24:30 I don't know if we're allowed to take them or not,

02:24:32 but the Saddam Hussein statue that hangs kind of overlooking this area

02:24:37 was destroyed just a couple of minutes ago by, I think, one of your tanks?

02:24:40 No, by one of Rick's tanks.

02:24:41 Rick, what was that?

02:24:44 Boom.

02:24:45 That was one of us.

02:24:47 That was...

02:24:48 All right, that's us, so...

02:24:50 They're still securing the reviewing stand,

02:24:54 and I think we're going to be safe with our helmets on and our black jacket.

02:24:56 All right, he's already caught him a couple prisoners, so we're good to go.

02:24:59 All right.

02:25:01 How much of today is symbolic, and how much of it is real tactical control

02:25:05 that we're getting for either one of you, Flip or Rick?

02:25:08 Today is symbolic in the sense that we already had it.

02:25:12 So the victory was won a long time ago.

02:25:14 There you go.

02:25:14 so so that that's the part that's the part that i really wanted to share

02:25:19 it's just so funny oh my gosh so funny

02:25:28 you have been listening to iraq's information minister as he tries to make the case

02:25:33 which is immediately disproved by the pictures you see on the right side of your screen

02:25:38 that u.s forces coalition forces are indeed not taking over baghdad

02:25:43 On the right-hand side of your screen, you are looking at pictures that are coming to you live exclusively on Fox News

02:25:49 from our embedded correspondent, Greg Kelly, who is there on the scene with microphone in hand.

02:25:56 Greg, can you hear me?

02:26:00 I can, Brian.

02:26:02 That's where we are, the national parade grounds of Iraq.

02:26:05 This is where Saddam Hussein comes to see those elaborate military parade situations very much under control.

02:26:12 We only see American military vehicles here this time.

02:26:15 You know, the Iraqi information minister doesn't seem to think that you guys are winning and that you guys are really here.

02:26:22 What do you what do you have to say about that?

02:26:24 Oh, he's just across the street from us.

02:26:25 We'll go over and talk to him.

02:26:27 Are you real?

02:26:29 He's just across the street from us.

02:26:31 We'll go over and talk to him.

02:26:33 So funny.

02:26:34 So funny.

02:26:34 Um, why am I sharing this? Because, because let me explain something about the Durka mentality.

02:26:45 Do you see how, even when the Iraqis, like Saddam Hussein's dictatorship regime, even when they were literally surrounded by Americans, guys, the Americans were right across the street. 0.98

02:27:02 the Durkhas were still pretending and acting like they are winning. So when I say to you 0.92

02:27:11 that you can't negotiate with the Islamic regime, the Islamic regime will never surrender 1.00

02:27:19 because it's not in their DNA. It's not in their ideology. Okay. Now imagine, you know, Saddam Hussein's 0.97

02:27:28 people, imagine like a thousand times worse, like a thousand times more insane and Durka, 0.95

02:27:36 okay? They're literally delusional. You know, Saddam Hussein's dictatorship, 0.96

02:27:44 as bad as it was, they were still fighting the Durkas. So they were insane, you know, 1.00

02:27:52 they were evil, but in a weird way, they were also protecting Iraq from the Durkhas. And a lot 1.00

02:28:02 of minorities in Iraq, again, guys, keep in mind, these things are very complicated, right? So

02:28:10 it's like Syria. It's like Syria. Bashar al-Assad is evil. Jelani is evil, but different kinds of 0.96

02:28:18 evil. So with the Saddam dictatorship, was he a dictator? Yes. There were no political rights. 0.68

02:28:25 Were people political prisoners? Were they being tortured? Absolutely, 100% they were.

02:28:30 But at the very least, if there was some sort of silver lining, and guys, again, I'm Iranian,

02:28:36 no love lost for Saddam Hussein. I literally, I hate Saddam Hussein. I despise him. I'm glad

02:28:43 that he died like a dog. I'm glad. You know what? I shouldn't say died like a dog. I love dogs. 0.99

02:28:47 I'm glad that Saddam Hussein died like, you know, feces, feces. 0.99

02:28:52 OK, so no love lost for Saddam Hussein. 0.99

02:28:57 My family members died in the Iran-Iraq war because of Saddam Hussein.

02:29:02 OK, but.

02:29:05 But, you know, when I'm giving my geopolitical analysis, I have to be objective. 0.90

02:29:10 OK, so objectively speaking, as bad as Saddam Hussein was,

02:29:16 You know, they were dictators. They were evil. They were still fighting the Durkhas. 0.97

02:29:24 And Iraq today is actually worse than Iraq under Saddam Hussein. Why? Because Saddam Hussein 0.99

02:29:36 was the only thing keeping non-Muslim minorities in Iraq safe from the Durkhas. 1.00

02:29:45 So if you were a non-Muslim minority in Iraq, for example, if you were like a Syrian or Chaldean or a copt or some other religious minority within Iraq. 0.99

02:30:01 um as long as you weren't political as long as you kept your head down and didn't complain 0.51

02:30:10 about saddam's dictatorship you could lead a you know semi-regular life 0.85

02:30:19 semi-regular life and you were protected from the durkas

02:30:27 that's the most objective and fair way that i can say it 0.95

02:30:31 now again no no love lost for saddam regime's dictatorship right they were evil they you know

02:30:38 tortured people in horrible and cruel ways but when saddam's dictatorship fell what replaced it

02:30:47 unfortunately was even worse and that's when you started to see persecution of um iraqi

02:30:57 religious and ethnic minorities. That's the challenge with the Middle East guys. A lot of 0.95

02:31:07 people, you know, look at, for example, you know, conflicts in the Middle East, and they try to

02:31:14 frame it in like, okay, who's the good side? Who's the bad side? Right? Like, they try to compare

02:31:22 conflicts in the Middle East to, let's say, World War II. Like, World War II, there was very clearly

02:31:28 a good side and a bad side, right? The Allies were the good side, the Axis were the bad side, 0.98

02:31:34 okay? Very clear, very clear, you know, delineation, it's very obvious. Unfortunately, 0.99

02:31:42 in the Middle East, it's much more complicated, especially when you have Durkhas fighting Durkhas.

02:31:47 at the end of the day it's it's the civilians it's it's the people of that country that suffer

02:31:55 so yeah I just wanted to point that out as well um but having said that having said that going

02:32:04 back to Baghdad Bob um what's really important about this historic clip is that even though

02:32:12 the Americans are right there, even though the Americans have literally taken over Iraq.

02:32:20 Baghdad Bob is still acting and pretending as if they're winning and as if the Americans

02:32:27 haven't shown up. So there's a lesson to be learned here. The lesson is that these Middle

02:32:34 eastern dictatorships will never surrender they won't they won't they will pretend until the very 0.76

02:32:44 last moment that they're winning they will pretend until the very last moment that they're stronger

02:32:50 than ever you know they're going to be like our people have united behind the flag and the rally

02:32:56 blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, right? So that's why I'm sharing this clip with you before.

02:33:07 Yeah, no, listen, I agree. I agree. Guys, in fact, in fact, before the Durkhas took over

02:33:15 took over Iran in 1979, the Shah of Iran was protecting the Kurds in Iraq, because the Shah

02:33:23 of Iran knew that, that the, you know, Kurds in Iraq were originally, you know, like guys,

02:33:28 remember Iraq used to be a part of the Persian empire. Iraq used to be a part of the Persian

02:33:34 empire. Arabs are not, Arabs are not native to Iraq. The reason that Iraq has so much problems

02:33:46 is because, unfortunately, when the Arab Muslims back in 600 or 640 AD, 0.99

02:33:55 when they were, you know, conquering, they took Iraq. 0.94

02:34:02 But, guys, there's nothing Arab about Iraq. 0.91

02:34:05 The reason that there's so many tensions and issues

02:34:08 is because the Arab Muslims came from Saudi Arabia, went to Iraq, 0.97

02:34:14 and they've been trying to Arabize Iraq ever since. 1.00

02:34:18 And then they go after all of the minorities who,

02:34:22 they weren't minorities before, by the way,

02:34:24 they weren't minorities before. 0.78

02:34:26 They're minorities now because of persecution, okay? 0.67

02:34:31 Guys, the capital of the Sassanid Empire is in Iraq.

02:34:40 The capital of the Sassanid Empire.

02:34:43 Remember, the Sassanid Empire was the empire before the Durkhas came.

02:34:51 Iraq, modern-day Iraq, used to be part of the Persian Empire.

02:34:57 So the reason that there's a lot of tension there right now is because the Durkhas, when they showed up, 0.55

02:35:04 they've been trying to Arabize Iraq, and they've been trying to... 0.94

02:35:10 So, okay, Kurdistan is not a thing. If you're going to spout your separatist Kurdish communist propaganda, I'll just ban you. Like, Kurdistan is about as real as Palestine, and that's not real at all. So, you know, take that separatist communist nonsense somewhere else. 0.77

02:35:27 But so so all these minorities in minorities today. OK, they're the indigenous people of Iraq. All of this sectarian violence that's happening in Iraq is because the Iraqi identity is not really a thing.

02:35:47 it's not like iran right iran as an identity as a concept as a history has existed for 3 000 years 0.61

02:35:55 right iraq is not a thing iraq used to be iran before the muslim invaders and so this is why

02:36:06 You know, people in Iraq, they tend to identify more with, you know, along sectarian lines.

02:36:18 So, for example, you know, Assyrians or Chaldeans or, you know, whatever the case might be.

02:36:23 The Kurds.

02:36:27 And that's why there's that tension. 0.98

02:36:29 because that that national identity doesn't exist because Iraq is an Arab construct

02:36:40 but the land where Iraq is is not Arab so I mean praying for the Iraqi people

02:36:51 because again at the end of the day keep in mind it's it's the the innocent people that are

02:36:58 suffering. It's the people that are suffering because of this sort of identity that was kind

02:37:07 of imposed on them, but it doesn't actually mean anything. And, you know, to the Iraqi people,

02:37:16 I mean, this isn't meant to insult your national identity or your flag or anything like that.

02:37:22 But I mean, facts are facts. The reason that there's a lot of instability in Iraq is because people identify more among tribes than among a national identity.

02:37:39 Whereas in Iran, it's different. In Iran, yes, there are various, you know, tribes, let's say, but we all identify as Iran first. And then, you know, our own our own tribes are sort of just like the bonus. It's the bonus.

02:37:53 um and you know i i pray i pray for the iraqi people i pray you know that they're able to um

02:38:03 you know have have that peace and security and stability um you know i actually have very high

02:38:11 hopes for the new iraqi president especially after his speech at the united nations where

02:38:18 you know he didn't call out israel he didn't call out israel so um that gives me hope that gives me 0.83

02:38:26 hope but uh iraq iraq is still in ruins and a lot of that also has to do with the islamic regime 0.53

02:38:32 remember the islamic regime um has caused a lot of that instability um in iraq

02:38:42 i mean a lot of them are from iraq anyway right a lot of them are from iraq a lot of the islamic

02:38:46 regime Durkhas, like Arakhi. Arakhi, his last name literally means from Iraq. Anyway, so getting

02:38:53 back to this interview. So I showed this because the Durkhas will never ever admit that they're 1.00

02:39:01 losing. They will never ever admit that they need to surrender. They will pretend until the last 0.97

02:39:10 possible moment that they're winning. So keep that in mind as we watch these interviews now

02:39:19 with Adolf Chee and Hizeshkian. Oh boy. All right. Okay. So now we can go back to the beginning

02:39:30 and we're going to watch Adolf Chee. Okay guys, I need to take a quick break because I've been

02:39:36 live streaming for two and a half hours, two hours and 40 minutes.

02:39:45 Yeah, let me let me just put something on really quick and I'll be right back.

02:39:54 I just I just need to take a quick health break and I need a coffee because I'm all

02:39:59 out of coffee.

02:40:01 you know what I'll you know what I'll continue playing Baghdad Bob how about that I'll continue

02:40:08 playing Baghdad Bob um and I'll be back in like five minutes uh Rose I'm watching you

02:40:21 this time I'm taking my phone with me this time I'm taking my phone with me

02:40:26 I'm planning on paying him a visit. Yeah, sure. Literally. All right.

02:40:34 Scene with microphone in hand. Greg, can you hear me?

02:40:39 I can, Brian. Guess where we are? The national parade grounds of Iraq. This is where Saddam Hussein

02:40:46 comes to see those elaborate military parades. Situation very much under control. We only see

02:40:52 american military vehicles here this time you know the iraqi uh information minister uh doesn't seem

02:40:57 to think that you guys are winning uh and that you guys are really here what do you uh what do

02:41:02 you have to say about that oh he's just across the street from us we'll go we'll go over and talk to

02:41:06 him are you real are you planning on paying him a visit yeah sure literally we're parked right

02:41:09 outside of the ministry of uh information's headquarters we've got the rashid hotel uh

02:41:15 surrounded out there they can look out their window they can see us we're sitting right outside

02:41:18 of the tomb of the unknown soldiers here is the uh the the the grand uh what do we call this place

02:41:24 the reviewing stands we're in front of the zoo we've got uh i don't know look out the window

02:41:30 she could tell we're in downtown baghdad and we also have uh some souvenirs here right now i don't

02:41:35 know if we're allowed to take them or not but uh the saddam hussein statue that hangs kind of

02:41:40 overlooking this uh area was destroyed just a couple of minutes ago by i think one of your

02:41:44 Oh, I want to Rick's face.

02:41:45 Rick, what was that?

02:41:47 Whoa.

02:41:48 That was one of us.

02:41:51 That was us.

02:41:53 Alright, that's us.

02:41:54 They're still securing the reviewing stand, and I think we're safe with our helmets on

02:42:00 and our black jacket.

02:42:01 He's already caught him a couple prisoners, so we're good to go.

02:42:04 Alright.

02:42:05 How much of today is symbolic, and how much of it is real tactical control that we're

02:42:09 getting for either one of you, Flip or Rick?

02:42:11 So, today is symbolic in the sense that we already had it.

02:42:16 So the victory was won a long time ago.

02:42:18 Now today, we're just securing, and it's a symbol of the victory.

02:42:21 The victory was secured, but there was no doubt about it.

02:42:25 About five days ago, his regime was done.

02:42:27 He was just continuing his propaganda.

02:42:29 Today, we just ended his propaganda campaign because he can continue to put his lies on TV,

02:42:34 but we're showing the American public where we are.

02:42:36 We are here. We are at the palace.

02:42:37 We've got another palace that is secure right now.

02:42:39 There are two palaces that are surrounded by a 2nd Brigade.

02:42:42 We've got two palaces that are surrounded.

02:42:44 Rick's guys have the park, they have this area, and he's got the hotel and he's got the Ministry of Information.

02:42:48 I've got a real problem with that because Flip's guys are taking showers and my guys aren't.

02:42:52 Just give me a little time. I'll let his guys come down.

02:42:55 We were actually inside the palace. We checked it out.

02:42:57 There's a lot of debris, but there's also a lot of nice gold fixtures in the bathroom

02:43:00 and a lot of marble on the floor and ornate chandeliers.

02:43:04 We're probably going to be hanging out for a while, right?

02:43:07 I think we're here to stay.

02:43:09 We'll be here for a while.

02:43:10 Interim government's coming in.

02:43:11 We'll secure them.

02:43:13 All right.

02:43:14 Great work, guys, and thanks for getting us here safely.

02:43:16 Thanks, Greg.

02:43:17 All right, Brian, we've got some more things to show you.

02:43:20 We might be moving out here shortly.

02:43:23 And some more things to listen to as well.

02:43:26 Greg, what's going on in the background right now?

02:43:28 What's all the firing and the commotion that we hear?

02:43:31 We good?

02:43:33 It's actually our artillery that's going out right now.

02:43:36 hitting uh those are tanks those are my tanks shooting right now who are they who are they

02:43:40 actually engaging we can't see from here you can't see just because of the the dust and the haze but

02:43:45 there are a lot of there are a lot of bad guys that are still out there we're parked outside of

02:43:48 an artillery battalion we're engaging them we're getting a lot of secondary explosions tanks are

02:43:52 engaging uh bmps trucks things we call technical guys driving around in trucks with machine guns

02:43:57 there's still a lot of bad guys out there and there's still troops actually going through this

02:44:01 kind of stadium this this reviewing stand uh clearing the area and occasionally we're here

02:44:05 We'll hear shots fired, and we see two Iraqis in front of it right to that. 0.82

02:44:10 But there's a lot of celebration going on. 0.99

02:44:12 You guys are feeling pretty good.

02:44:14 Yeah, we're feeling good.

02:44:15 There's not a lot of celebration going on yet, but we're still feeling very good about being here.

02:44:19 We still got a lot of work to do.

02:44:20 We just want to protect all the guys.

02:44:22 All right.

02:44:22 We'll be here.

02:44:23 We'll be watching.

02:44:23 So despite the gunfire, they're feeling fairly confident that they're winning,

02:44:29 at least in the vicinity of the National Parade Ground and the other key symbolic sites

02:44:33 that 2nd Brigade has secured this morning.

02:44:36 We've only been here for about, what, three and a half hours now,

02:44:39 and the resistance is actually not as intense as some of the resistance we've seen in the previous days.

02:44:44 Brian?

02:44:45 Okay, let's bring in Allison Camerota.

02:44:47 Let me mention that the cameraman there with Greg Kelly taking the same risks is Mal James,

02:44:53 doing a fabulous job.

02:44:54 Allison, jump in.

02:44:55 Thanks, Brian.

02:44:55 Greg, we've been watching video of your location, and we've seen two guys, I guess Iraqi soldiers,

02:45:01 maybe civilians on the ground handcuffed what's the situation with them

02:45:09 these guys uh it's not unusual uh when we come into the city it happened the other day uh several

02:45:14 epw's were taken it's unclear what their role is whether they are security guards whether they are

02:45:20 military we don't have any arabic translators uh with us they apparently came out their hands up

02:45:24 and uh they are now tied up and actually they've been taken into uh it looks like taken into a

02:45:29 a vehicle. I don't know what's going to happen to them soon, but things are happening here very

02:45:34 rapidly, and they may be freed earlier than you might think. Alison? Greg, we watched with the

02:45:42 incredible pictures that you brought us earlier from the presidential palace, and you had gone 0.96

02:45:47 inside the presidential palace, and it must have been surreal to finally be inside one of Saddam

02:45:52 Hussein's homes. Will you give us a description again of what you saw in there? Yes, it was 0.58

02:45:59 was bizarre we went in there you know this is actually wild i guys i haven't seen this entire

02:46:07 clip uh like this entire thing like this is like a this is like a what uh like a one hour one hour

02:46:15 news interview guys i'm invested i'm totally invested in this like i think i think i need to

02:46:22 do like another watch party you know maybe on like a friday night or like a chill saturday night or

02:46:29 something i mean not that there's ever a chill day in politics but um maybe what i'll do is i'll just

02:46:34 do like a live stream watch party and we'll just watch this from the beginning and like you know

02:46:39 we can all have some popcorn or something um i would love to watch the entire thing but i want

02:46:46 to get to the interviews from from position on an adult cheat but this kind of gives you the gist

02:46:51 of you know the fact that like they literally they literally don't um they they will never

02:46:58 surrender uh yeah guys i'm back with my coffee don't worry it's decaf it's decaf because i

02:47:03 would be crazy to have caffeine at this time of night um okay yeah you know what we'll definitely

02:47:08 do like a watch party we'll do a baghdad bob watch party how about that but okay um so let's get to

02:47:17 the first interview so this is this is the first interview this is with piz ishqian

02:47:22 he's the puppet president of the islamic regime

02:47:28 Mr. President, thank you for making time for us. 0.99

02:47:33 In the name of God, the most gracious and the most merciful, I greet you.

02:47:37 Here in New York, Iran's foreign minister presented a proposal to the U.S. through mediators that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz after seven days if Tehran's conditions were met.

02:47:49 At that point, talks about ending the war would begin and possibly the nuclear program.

02:47:56 When do you expect to get a response from the United States?

02:48:00 Impale, I guess.

02:48:01 Wait, someone is asking why decaf?

02:48:03 What does it do?

02:48:04 So decaf gives me, you know, the same sort of, it gives me the coffee taste, but I can

02:48:11 fall asleep.

02:48:12 It would be insane for me to have a coffee at like 1130 at night.

02:48:18 Anyways.

02:48:21 Talks about ending the war would begin and possibly the nuclear program.

02:48:26 When do you expect to get a response?

02:48:29 Mr. President, thank you for making time for us.

02:48:31 In the name of God, the most gracious and the most merciful, I greet you.

02:48:37 Here in New York, Iran's foreign minister presented a proposal to the U.S. through mediators

02:48:44 that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz after seven days if Tehran's conditions were met.

02:48:50 At that point, talks about ending the war would begin and possibly the nuclear program.

02:48:56 When do you expect to get a response from the United States?

02:49:01 If this message reaches the president of the United States or the interviewers and those

02:49:05 involved in the discussions, naturally the process will begin from the very day they

02:49:11 accept it.

02:49:13 What would be the conditions to reopen the Strait of Hormuz?

02:49:18 had previously reached an agreement based on the mou that was signed in pakistan

02:49:23 yeah okay right guys remember president trump said that the mou is nonsense and it doesn't

02:49:30 mean anything guys and the mou isn't a thing like an mou is not a thing an agreement to

02:49:37 agree is not valid in contract law like it's it's crazy remember president trump said this

02:49:48 it was with

02:49:55 okay remember this let me let me pull it up

02:50:03 like the like the fact that the durkas are pretending as if you know america uh breached

02:50:11 the mou first of all first of all an agreement to agree isn't a thing it's not a valid thing in

02:50:16 contract law. Any lawyer worth their salt, any person who's been to law school, that's literally

02:50:23 the first thing that you learn in contract law. Literally. First year of law school, within the

02:50:29 first week. So within the first week of law school, you pretty much know that an agreement to agree

02:50:36 is not a valid or binding thing. You cannot agree to a future agreement. It doesn't work.

02:50:43 so let me pull it up okay right um remember this part

02:51:02 so this was president trump uh two months ago it was built to test it was a test we didn't know it

02:51:11 It didn't look memorandum of understanding with when you're dealing with sleazebags don't mean much.

02:51:17 And they don't mean much when you're dealing with honorable people, too, because it's a memorandum of understanding.

02:51:22 It doesn't mean much. And I said, why are we even you know, it's a standard tactic in the U.S.

02:51:28 that you go to a memorandum of understanding and then you go to the deal.

02:51:31 I said, just go to the deal first. But you know what? It was sort of a test and they weren't there.

02:51:37 They didn't honor the test. We had it. We had this deal settled numerous times.

02:51:41 i said watch i guarantee watch and they never they never followed it they a bunch of them

02:51:48 there you go there you go so guys and mou is not a thing and i remember remember when like talks of

02:51:56 this mou first came and everyone was freaking out and they were like oh no president trump

02:52:00 is gonna give up and well i was like guys calm down and mou doesn't mean anything

02:52:04 and mou means absolutely nothing any lawyer knows this right so there you go um so it's it's

02:52:15 hilarious to me that pizishkian is now pretending as a big bad america didn't honor the mou it's

02:52:23 not a thing it's not a legally binding document and by the way the islamic regime they're the 0.77

02:52:31 ones who who have breached the so-called terms of the mou what would be the conditions to reopen

02:52:38 the strait of hormones we had previously reached an agreement based on the mou that was signed in

02:52:45 pakistan i signed it wait is is that is that the mou where steve whitkoff jared kushner uh someone

02:52:57 else they went to pakistan and they didn't even like it didn't even last 24 hours they left within

02:53:02 like 23 hours that that mou that was signed in pakistan i signed it and the president of the

02:53:11 united states signed it and we were proceeding based on that agreement we could have continued

02:53:18 it but unfortunately because of the lack of coordination the process was interrupted

02:53:22 now in fact there is a framework along the same path with the same objectives that were established

02:53:30 ultimately the requests that were included in that memorandum and mou have now been broken

02:53:39 down into stages so that we can proceed according to those stages if the united

02:53:45 states agrees to proceed in that way everything will return to the way it was before

02:53:52 because right now it's the united states that's blocked our way and naturally yeah because because 0.98

02:53:58 you're terrorists of course the united states has laid siege on you so basically guys the the islamic 0.59

02:54:06 regime is basically admitting that the naval blockade is working wow you know what someone 0.93

02:54:11 should send this to the fake stream media someone should send this to the democrats and be like oh

02:54:16 hey democrats weren't you the ones going around saying that the u.s naval blockade isn't working

02:54:22 um the puppet president of the islamic regime literally just admitted that the u.s naval

02:54:28 blockade is working right he literally he literally just admitted

02:54:34 that president trump's big beautiful wall of navy ships is working proceed in that way

02:54:44 everything will return to the way it was before

02:54:47 because right now it's the united states that's blocked our way good naturally iran has also

02:54:54 blocked the way from its side no they haven't you know these are things that both sides need

02:55:00 open up yeah so so that's actually not true uh the islamic regime uh is having a lot of difficulty

02:55:08 blocking ships in you know from passing through the strait of hormones here let me pull it up for 0.50

02:55:14 you so funny so funny wait let me pull this up so um

02:55:30 let's see if we can find something

02:55:42 I don't think I have anything right now at the top of my head but uh

02:55:56 actually no you know what here we go here we go

02:55:58 So, so, so the Durkha Jihad president of the Islamic regime is claiming that they have successfully shut down the Strait of Hormuz.

02:56:07 This is President Trump seven hours ago.

02:56:09 Iran, in your opinion, about to give up, about to concede surrender.

02:56:12 Well, they're doing very poorly. I don't know if they're going to give up yet, but they'll give up, but they're doing very poorly.

02:56:18 you know we took more oil out of the almost straight over the last couple of days than at

02:56:25 any point in history including long before we had the war to stop the nuclear weapon and this is to

02:56:32 stop the nuclear weapon iran will not have a nuclear weapon iran there you go so um between

02:56:39 president trump and the durka as an iranian i trust president trump just saying

02:56:46 up first. Then we can sit down at the negotiating table and discuss other issues at hand.

02:56:52 Okay, sure. Well, you and President Trump signed this deal back in June, but it fell

02:56:57 apart. So, wait, isn't it interesting how Pazishkian is talking now about, oh, we want 0.75

02:57:02 diplomacy, we want to go to the negotiation table. You know, kind of similar to Gorbachev

02:57:07 talking about diplomacy and peace. Then we can sit down at the negotiating table and

02:57:13 discuss other issues at hand and as that has well you and president trump signed this deal back in

02:57:19 june but it fell apart because of the disagreement on the shipping lanes and then the military the

02:57:25 irgc began firing on ships taking what they called an unauthorized route has all that been ironed out

02:57:32 and will iran charge money for passing through that street i mean the issue that we had reached

02:57:41 understanding on should in principle have been handled according to that understanding

02:57:48 wait that doesn't mean anything the question was very simple do you plan on charging ships

02:57:53 as they go through the strait of hormones you didn't answer the question and we are still

02:57:57 committed to this mou and willing to implement it naturally problems may arise along the way

02:58:02 any process of conflict resolution needs to proceed through dialogue with some patience

02:58:11 and tolerance but unfortunately this understanding did not materialize

02:58:17 the deviation from the agreement could have been resolved through dialogue

02:58:21 oh ultimately it turned into the breakdown oh wow look at that so the islamic regime which 0.97

02:58:26 literally took americans hostage in 1979 they've been chanting death to america for the last 47 0.98

02:58:32 years they've they're responsible for the murder of thousands of american soldiers through their

02:58:36 proxies in the last 47 years they're now saying oh this could be resolved through dialogue you 0.83

02:58:42 guys literally made videos and broadcast it on islamic regime tv about how to assassinate

02:58:50 the first lady and baron trump and now you want to sit down and negotiate do you see how insane they 0.84

02:58:56 are the understanding we could have reached this point by talking and resolving the issues

02:59:07 waiting for a month would not have been difficult if they had waited for a month

02:59:12 the path would have been reopened automatically in accordance with that understanding

02:59:15 and the remaining stages of the mou could have continued

02:59:29 but the urgency that developed in the process created a problem

02:59:33 if president trump accepts this proposal can you guarantee your military will abide by it

02:59:41 obviously we will abide by whatever we commit to

02:59:43 it doesn't mean anything guys that doesn't mean anything we will abide by whatever we commit to

02:59:50 what does that mean what caused the disagreement in this process and what led to the dispute along

03:00:00 this path was the failure to reach an agreement that they were supposed to honor but they did not

03:00:05 The routes that we had agreed upon were supposed to be determined between Iran and Oman with

03:00:17 their coordination for passage and transit. Basically, if a ship was going to pass outside

03:00:23 of those routes, it was supposed to coordinate with them. They didn't, and unfortunately,

03:00:28 it led to confrontation. If they operate according to that framework, I think all of us will abide

03:00:34 President Trump said he was open to meeting with you when you were here. That didn't happen.

03:00:44 Would you be willing, if you want direct communication, would you be willing to speak

03:00:47 directly to him, to meet with him? You see what the issue is? Now the atmosphere of distrust

03:00:54 that has developed between Iran and the United States. Whose fault is that? It's your fault.

03:01:00 Iran was one of the biggest allies of the United States prior to 1979. 1.00

03:01:05 The distrust was created by you and your Durka Jihad terrorist ideology from the third world. 1.00

03:01:12 You're the reason for the distrust. 0.93

03:01:16 And, you know, Jimmy Carter, the peanut butter farmer and the Democrats, but it's you.

03:01:21 You're the ones who took Americans hostage.

03:01:23 You're the ones who started chanting death to America.

03:01:29 do you do you see how they're blaming the united states for everything like this is just utter 0.99

03:01:36 garbage see what the issue is now the atmosphere of distrust that has developed between iran and 0.91

03:01:41 the united states that's your fault we have had several rounds of talks with the united states 0.98

03:01:45 because you lie you lie about everything we reached an agreement on the jcpoa the jcpoa

03:01:52 negotiations the u.s president tore it the jcpoa allowed you to develop your secret underground

03:02:00 nuclear facilities i am glad we iranians were grateful that president trump tore it up 0.61

03:02:06 the jcpa jcpoa should have never happened the jcpoa was promoted by islamic regime supporters

03:02:15 and lobbyists in the united states like trita parsi and nigar morta zavi and others fanos

03:02:21 Fasihi, all those people, all those Islamic regime spies who are posing as, you know,

03:02:26 American citizens or, you know, American, you know, permanent residents or whatever. 0.93

03:02:33 Even though we had reached an agreement, then after we took responsibility, we sat down 0.81

03:02:39 and resumed talks with them in the middle of the negotiations, they attacked us.

03:02:43 oh that's so amazing oh my gosh you know what kudos to cbs for allowing us to hear the original

03:02:54 part he's like in the middle of negotiations they attacked us good good let's go back to

03:03:01 that beautiful moment let's go back and revisit that beautiful moment guys it's right here this

03:03:10 is what position is talking about how are the talks going with iran are you happy with the

03:03:14 progress i'm not i'm not happy with the fact that they're not willing to give us what we have to

03:03:20 have so i'm not thrilled with that we'll see what happens we're talking later uh we'll have some

03:03:26 additional talks today but no okay daryl i think you might be new to the channel um if you don't

03:03:35 if you don't know the difference between Iranians and the Islamic regime,

03:03:39 you're welcome to stay and learn.

03:03:41 But I would suggest that you don't try to Iran-splain Iran to an Iranian.

03:03:49 I've shared numerous documentaries about this.

03:03:53 So if you want to enlighten yourself on what actually happened back in 1979,

03:04:00 let me share with you a couple of documentaries, Daryl, that I encourage you to go watch.

03:04:07 So since you made it to my YouTube page, you obviously know how to navigate YouTube.

03:04:12 So on my YouTube page, I suggest that you scroll all the way down to the bottom

03:04:17 and you'll see a playlist called Iranians Raid Documentaries About Iran.

03:04:24 There's a two-part documentary series here.

03:04:28 This is about Chobaini, Chavar Magish, and the Durkha's funeral.

03:04:33 And the documentary itself is about, I would say, an hour long.

03:04:38 But each live stream is about three and a half hours long.

03:04:42 So that's about seven hours worth of viewing material.

03:04:47 So I strongly suggest that you go and you watch those two documentaries.

03:04:54 seven hours worth of viewing material um and then you can come back once you understand the

03:05:03 difference between iran and the islamic regime thank you very much for your comment again the

03:05:09 documentaries are right there uh and the internet is free the internet is free and these documentaries

03:05:16 are available for free go and take a look go and take a look but if you're going to come here

03:05:24 and be racist towards Iranians, you're in the wrong place, buddy.

03:05:29 Okay, let's get back to what President Trump was saying.

03:05:35 How are the talks going with Iran? Are you happy with the progress?

03:05:38 I'm not. I'm not happy with the fact that they're not willing to give us what we have to have.

03:05:43 So I'm not thrilled with that. We'll see what happens. We're talking later.

03:05:48 We'll have some additional talks today. But no, I'm not happy with the way they're going.

03:05:54 So, guys, that's what Pizashkian is talking about when he says, we were in the middle of talks and then President Trump boom-boomed us.

03:06:04 Yeah, epic, epic moment from President Trump.

03:06:07 And to me, what's really hilarious is that the Durka Jihad president here, he's complaining about the fact that Khamenei was sent to hell as if it's a bad thing.

03:06:20 iranians were literally celebrating when that happened and yet he's like he's all crying he's 0.60

03:06:27 crying over his dead pedophile dictator after we took responsibility we sat down and resumed talks 0.76

03:06:33 with them in the middle of the negotiations they attacked us oh so dr cobra so he's asking for the

03:06:41 five minute video it's it's it's on my youtube it's on my youtube um let me pull it up for you

03:06:47 guys. So if you go to like my playlist section on my channel, and if you go to so if you go to my

03:06:59 Iran Revolution Live like video playlist, it's there. If you just scroll down somewhere.

03:07:09 Actually, you know what the easiest way might just be to if you're on my page, just go to the

03:07:15 search and then just search for cheer.

03:07:25 You know, I know there's this one.

03:07:28 But that's not the one.

03:07:32 Cheering. Here we go.

03:07:35 Here we go. Yeah. So.

03:07:36 So actually, if you just put in the word, if you just search for the word cheer.

03:07:41 okay and then you scroll to the bottom you'll see the video it's called iranians cheer usa

03:07:48 slash israel strikes so uh the five minutes the five minute video is there it's available on my

03:07:54 youtube channel so uh yeah i can um i can put it in the link again i'll share the link with all of

03:08:01 you guys um in in all the chats here so that you guys can have it um but it is it is available

03:08:10 on my youtube the five minute video um but yeah iranians were cheering okay um anyways going back

03:08:19 to to the durka president uh you know he's complaining about uh the united states and

03:08:25 israel sending khamenei to hell where he belongs as if that's a bad thing we were literally happy

03:08:30 we were excited then after we took responsibility we sat down and resumed talks with them

03:08:40 In the middle of the negotiations, they attacked us.

03:08:42 Good! 0.99

03:08:46 The bombing began and the conflict in Iran intensified. 0.96

03:08:49 Israel came in and then the United States joined Israel.

03:08:52 They martyred many of our commanders and officials, as well as our scientists.

03:09:00 Then, after the war, we sat down and resumed talks with them again.

03:09:03 once again during the talks they martyred our supreme leader our commanders and our scientists

03:09:10 they attacked the school and killed and injured innocent children yeah so again guys that's a lie

03:09:20 that's a lie uh if you recall earlier today on iran revolution live i shared numerous videos

03:09:26 of the Islamic regime using schools and Iranian schoolchildren as human shields.

03:09:35 And so they're just going on and on and on.

03:09:38 First of all, I think Meenab was a false flag attack. 0.98

03:09:41 I think the Islamic regime did that themselves. 0.97

03:09:44 The Islamic regime has a history of doing this. 0.98

03:09:47 Remember, back in 1978, the communists and the Islamists burned down a movie theater 0.99

03:09:54 killing 444 iranian men women and children inside and then they use that false flag attack to blame

03:10:03 it on the shah of iran and for some stupid reason iranians at the time actually believed the 0.96

03:10:10 communists and and the islamists the islamic regime is known for false flag events guys

03:10:15 the entire 1979 islamic coup d'etat is based on that false flag event 0.79

03:10:20 around 168 school children who were innocent and destroyed infrastructure yeah what about the 100,000

03:10:29 Iranians you murdered on January 8 and 9 how come you're not mentioning them how come you don't

03:10:34 talk about the 100 over 100,000 innocent Iranians you murdered do their lives not matter do you see 0.98

03:10:41 how disgusting the Islamic regime is they use Iranians as human shields and then they play

03:10:47 politics with the blood of our children am i upset that those 168 school girls lost their lives 0.98

03:10:55 100 i'm i'm livid i'm furious but i know who's to blame it's the islamic regime because the 0.86

03:11:02 islamic regime has been using iranians as human shields so it is absolutely disgusting that these 0.83

03:11:08 durkas are politicizing the the blood of young school children just to make it seem as if 1.00

03:11:18 america is the bad guy and they're the good guy it's disgusting it's sick 0.87

03:11:24 and after all of that we sat down and held talks with them again 0.99

03:11:31 in the course of those talks we once again reached an understanding once again they broke it

03:11:35 so we are in a situation where we don't know what language we need to so no you wouldn't meet with

03:11:40 him basically we need to determine now what so that entire long-winded answer he the the durka

03:11:49 jihad president of the islamic regime didn't even answer why he didn't meet with trump so she's

03:11:55 asking him again and then he goes on another long-winded answer so no you wouldn't meet with

03:12:00 him basically we need to determine now what exactly we want to reach an understanding on

03:12:06 if we don't abide by what we have written down as necessary can we really resolve it through dialogue

03:12:11 we wrote it down and signed it it's clear the first thing that needs to happen is that the

03:12:17 distrust created by this war has to be overcome we need to abide by wow the distrust created by

03:12:24 the war hmm the distressed created by the war how about the fact that in 1979 you guys took

03:12:32 americans hostage for 444 days and you were chanting death to america who's at fault for that

03:12:40 the distrust created by the you started the war in 1979

03:12:47 insane like the the victim blaming is insane here

03:12:52 what we have written down the united states needs to show that it does not intend to overthrow

03:12:59 our government or our administration oh you see that you see that okay so this is important

03:13:06 because the islamic regime is trying to say that um his royal highness the shah of iran 0.89

03:13:14 is an american asset okay an american puppet um so so the durkas are trying to delegitimize

03:13:22 our movement our revolution by claiming it's false it's it's you know not real when in fact

03:13:28 it was the 1979 coup d'etat that's actually the fake the fake one okay it's the 1979 islamic

03:13:38 coup d'etat that was fake we're trying to reverse the 1979 islamic coup d'etat

03:13:45 Now, I recall earlier today on, you know, the Iran Revolution live stream, someone, you know, commented that President Trump should meet with His Royal Highness, the Shah of Iran. 0.58

03:13:59 And I said, that's not a good idea, because the Islamic regime is already trying to delegitimize the Iranian revolution by claiming that this is something that America wants, right?

03:14:17 It's a desperate tactic, but unfortunately, the Democrats are eating it up, the woke, the Western, whatever, because they don't actually support freedom.

03:14:28 they support dictators basically like the way that the left mentality works is that they support

03:14:35 anyone who is against um america so they have gone so far down the the leftist rabbit hole 0.99

03:14:43 that they are literally murder they're literally supporting um islamic dictators that rape women 0.97

03:14:50 before they murder them so but you see here you see here hezashkian just tried to pin the iranian 0.69

03:14:59 revolution on the united states the iranian revolution began on december 28. on january 8

03:15:07 and 9 the islamic regime massacred over a hundred thousand innocent unarmed iranians

03:15:12 america and israel did not act until february 28.

03:15:20 And yet, do you see how they're trying to say that that the Iranian people that this is all false flag operation by the United States?

03:15:28 So if anyone is wondering, you know, why my personal political opinion as a former politician is that I don't think it's the right time for President Trump and the Shah of Iran to meet. 0.78

03:15:42 This is why. This is why they haven't even formally officially met in public.

03:15:49 I mean, I have a theory that they're speaking behind the scenes. I don't know if that's true or not. Just the theory. But they haven't formally, officially met in public. And already, the Islamic regime is trying to pin the Iranian people's fight for freedom and democracy on American regime change.

03:16:09 Listen to this part again. 0.82

03:16:11 This war has to be overcome. We need to abide by what we have written down.

03:16:16 The United States needs to show that it does not intend to overthrow our government or our administration.

03:16:22 Put yourself in our position. Imagine someone came and martyred your supreme leader.

03:16:27 And then not abide by everything you had agreed upon. 0.87

03:16:30 Your supreme leader is a modern day Hitler. We're glad he's dead and gone to hell where he belongs. 1.00

03:16:36 What would be your reaction? 0.98

03:16:37 it's not something that can be resolved that simply so the offer that you are making for

03:16:45 diplomacy is it now to begin talks about putting limits on iran's nuclear program

03:16:54 but not fully abandoning that program of course we agree we had already reached an understanding

03:17:01 on this in our previous talk no you haven't they struck it down we're not supposed to develop

03:17:07 nuclear weapons guys everything coming out of his mouth is a flat-out lie is a flat-out lie

03:17:17 the islamic regime has literally gone on tv and said that developing a nuclear weapon is there 0.87

03:17:23 is there allah given right and islam gives them permission to build a nuclear weapon they've 0.88

03:17:27 They've literally said that on Durkha TV. 0.99

03:17:30 They're literally building nuclear facilities underground, and they're literally enriching

03:17:40 it up to 60%.

03:17:42 And remember, you don't need 60% for peaceful or civilian purposes.

03:17:47 Within the framework of the NPT and the other existing frameworks, all of these issues are

03:17:54 matters that can be agreed upon unfortunately they are disregarding the rights that international

03:18:01 law grants to all countries wow guys remember how gorbachev remember how gorbachev was

03:18:08 complaining about um how other countries need to respect international law oh okay so the so 0.76

03:18:14 the terrorist durkas that literally engage in war crimes every day that engage in terrorism 0.74

03:18:20 that are the biggest state sponsor of terrorism around the world, 0.88

03:18:24 all of a sudden, they're now complaining about how everyone needs to follow international law.

03:18:31 Oh, okay.

03:18:32 What about the international law that says don't murder people

03:18:35 just because they don't want to be Muslim?

03:18:37 How about that?

03:18:39 What about that international law?

03:18:40 What about the international law of human rights?

03:18:42 Does that not count?

03:18:46 This interview is actually a riot.

03:18:49 This is insane.

03:18:50 Like, this is really bad for him. It's just so much nonsense. 0.99

03:18:55 Under international law, including the non-proliferation treaty your country signed, though, inspectors

03:19:01 would be allowed in from the UN. Will you allow them in now to settle those concerns?

03:19:07 That is absolutely correct. According to those very international laws, when there are nuclear

03:19:12 centers under the inspections and auspices of the IAEA, within the NPD framework, no

03:19:17 country has the legal right to attack those nuclear centers and sites you didn't answer the

03:19:23 question what you didn't answer the question what that is absolutely correct according to

03:19:33 those very international laws when there are nuclear centers under the inspections and auspices

03:19:37 of the iaea within the npt framework no country has the legal right to attack those nuclear centers

03:19:43 and science but american israel carried out the act of attacking them

03:19:55 now the agency itself wait guys i was i was waiting to see how long we would get to

03:20:01 you know blame the jews so it took us eight minutes eight minutes into the interview

03:20:07 and he started blaming the jews of course rather than its strong condemnation showed absolutely no

03:20:15 reaction why is it that centers and sites that were completely under their unprecedented

03:20:24 surveillance and inspections regime perhaps they had the most surveillance on those centers

03:20:29 we had no deviation from that framework you are enriching uranium to 60 percent there guys there

03:20:36 is no legitimate reason to enrich uranium to 60%. No legitimate civilian peaceful purpose reason for

03:20:45 doing that. Guys, my sister went over this. My sister went over this on her channel. Let me just

03:20:53 pull it up. So this is my sister's channel, the Gamma Ray Report. She went over this in a detailed

03:20:59 live stream on YouTube. So just go to her lives and right down here, where is it? Where is it?

03:21:08 Uranium enrichment. This one here, everyone's talking about uranium enrichment, but what does

03:21:12 it mean? Go watch that. Go watch that. There is no legitimate reason for enriching uranium past

03:21:21 20% if it's going to be used for civilian or peaceful purposes. The only reason that anyone

03:21:28 enriches to 60% is because you want to get to 90%, which is building a nuclear bomb. 0.96

03:21:36 Pizishkian himself in the previous interview admitted that they have hordes and hordes of

03:21:41 enriched uranium to 60% going all the way down, going all the way down to like buried under the

03:21:50 mountain or whatever. So yeah. Anyways, guys, you can go check this out. Go check this out.

03:21:58 She goes over it in detail and she has these amazing graphs as well.

03:22:02 So, yeah, it is absolutely insane to me that this Durka is there and he's saying it with a straight face that they were developing, 0.85

03:22:19 they were enriching uranium for peaceful purposes in these secret underground facilities that they 0.85

03:22:28 built underneath mountains to try and avoid detection. And they were enriching it to at

03:22:35 least 60%. But you know, for peaceful purposes. Sure. Yeah. But so 5%. So yeah, 5%. It's not even

03:22:44 five percent i think it's like three to five percent is the maximum that you need for civilian

03:22:49 purposes up to twenty percent is for um like medical medical research um you know curing

03:22:57 cancer things like that so uh going up to twenty percent is reasonable because the twenty percent

03:23:04 is used for um like like cancer research and you know medicine and things like that um

03:23:11 But for civilian purposes, you don't need more than 5%.

03:23:16 You certainly don't need 60%. 0.58

03:23:21 60% is a red flag.

03:23:23 Why did they attack it in the first place?

03:23:25 Why did they attack your secret underground nuclear facilities

03:23:29 where you were secretly enriching uranium to 60%

03:23:32 because you were planning on building a nuclear bomb?

03:23:35 Hmm.

03:23:36 Oh, you know what?

03:23:37 Omid, Omid, you said it best.

03:23:39 20% is peaceful. 60% is peaceful. Oh my gosh, this is so funny. Did he actually ask why Americans

03:23:47 destroyed their secret underground nuclear facilities? That's so funny. 0.88

03:23:53 Why is it that centers and sites that were completely under their unprecedented surveillance

03:23:58 and inspections regime, perhaps they had the most surveillance on those centers?

03:24:03 We had no deviation from that framework. Why did they attack it in the first place?

03:24:07 Well, the INTA said they were not being given full access, UN inspectors weren't being allowed in, they said they couldn't guarantee the peaceful nature of your program, and say now you have 440 kilograms of 60% enriched uranium, so they want to be able to verify that that won't be made into a weapon. Will your country allow in weapons inspectors now?

03:24:33 that is absolutely correct this occurred after america chose to tear up the jcpoa

03:24:40 oh what

03:24:41 wait is he is he saying that the reason that they decided to build a nuclear bomb is because

03:24:53 president trump decided to tear up the jcpoa 0.87

03:24:57 President Trump tore up the JCPOA because the JCPOA was enabling the Islamic regime

03:25:05 to develop a nuclear bomb. This makes no sense. So President Trump tore up the JCPOA and that's

03:25:13 the reason you decided to build a nuclear bomb? I mean, did he just, guys, did Pizishkian just 0.63

03:25:20 admit that they actually have intentions to build a nuclear bomb? Did he just admit that?

03:25:36 Yeah, man, you're absolutely right. The JCPOA didn't prohibit a nuke. The JCPOA is what allowed

03:25:44 the Islamic regime to get to 60% in the first place. That's why President Trump tore it up,

03:25:49 because the JCPOA was a Trojan horse. 0.90

03:25:54 Your country allowing weapons inspectors now. 0.87

03:25:59 That is absolutely correct.

03:26:01 This occurred after America chose to tear up the JCPOA. 0.87

03:26:06 Iran waited for one year in order for the European counterparts

03:26:09 to live up to their commitments within the JCPOA.

03:26:12 They failed to do so.

03:26:16 Iran left the JCPOA and continued on the path that it saw fit. 0.53

03:26:19 he he literally just admitted that that the islamic regime is building nuclear weapons

03:26:30 he just said iran iran the islamic regime continued on the path that it saw fit because 0.60

03:26:37 he's literally admitting on tv that that they're developing nuclear weapons 1.00

03:26:49 That is absolutely correct. This occurred after America chose to tear up a JCPOA. Iran waited for one year in order for the European counterparts to live up to their commitments within the JCPOA. They failed to do so. Iran left the JCPOA and continued on the path that it saw fit.

03:27:09 where there is now if they want to come in and so when he says the path that they saw fit he 0.98

03:27:15 basically means jihad right because the islamic regime is about exporting their jihad so developing 0.84

03:27:21 a nuclear bomb okay so position literally just admitted on american tv that the islamic regime 0.94

03:27:26 wants to develop a nuclear bomb um and so american israel you know good for them thank you for saving 0.90

03:27:34 the world from these islamic regime terrorists have inspections we can reach accords and 0.95

03:27:40 agreements vis-a-vis that specific topic within the negotiations not for them now to come and 0.99

03:27:47 inspect those existing frameworks again for this new negotiation now yes okay so there has been a

03:27:55 lot that has changed there is now a new supreme leader um how often do you consult with him and

03:28:01 And what decisions has he made?

03:28:05 You see, thus far, I have met with the Supreme Leader on two occasions.

03:28:10 We've had encounters.

03:28:13 And there is also a process that unfortunately now, with this situation 0.98

03:28:17 that exists in the country created by Israelis and Americans. 0.97

03:28:21 You know, Tech, very good question from Tech. 0.95

03:28:25 How do you consult with a dead body?

03:28:27 I don't know.

03:28:30 I don't know. Now we're getting into like Durko logic. And of course, you know, they're blaming Israel and the United States, obviously.

03:28:39 We've had encounters. And there is also a process that unfortunately now with this situation that exists in the country created by Israelis and Americans. 0.81

03:28:49 Thank you, Israel. Thank you, America. 0.80

03:28:51 They have created an unrest in the process of the managers.

03:28:54 Good, good. That's what we want. We want this to happen. Thank you, America.

03:28:59 Thank you, Israel. The Durka Jihad president just admitted that everything that you've done so far

03:29:06 has been working. In fact, created a terrorist government. Israel, for any country, whoever it

03:29:13 wants, with the capabilities that it has and with the support that America gives it, comes and 0.92

03:29:17 assassinates them. Yeah, because you guys are literally chanting death to Israel and you guys 0.87

03:29:24 are responsible for October 7. 0.99

03:29:27 You, you Durkha Jihad terrorists 0.97

03:29:29 murdered over 1,200 innocent unarmed Israelis 0.98

03:29:34 on October 7. 0.93

03:29:35 You murdered babies. 0.96

03:29:37 You live-streamed murdering babies 0.99

03:29:38 and you laughed about it. 1.00

03:29:42 Israel has every right to come after 0.98

03:29:44 every single last one of you. 1.00

03:29:46 And we support Israel for that.

03:29:49 Israel doesn't just randomly assassinate people, guys.

03:29:53 I've been to Israel.

03:29:54 Israel has no issue with the Iranian people. In fact, Israelis and Iranians are like natural friends and allies. Everywhere I went in Israel, I made friends. But you know who Israelis don't like? Islamic terrorists who chant death to Israel and murder Jewish babies. And you know what? I don't blame them. I don't blame them.

03:30:16 because i also don't like islamic terrorists who murder iranian babies and by the way they're one 0.95

03:30:23 in the same the the same ones responsible for october 7 are the same ones responsible for 0.98

03:30:28 january 8 and 9 so you know thank you israel for getting rid of these terrorists

03:30:35 then the people that they assassinate they call them terrorists yeah they are they because you're

03:30:41 terrorists you're all terrorists khamenei is a terrorist do you see the they're they're like oh 0.90

03:30:50 israel israel murders are terrorists and then they label them terrorists that's because they are 0.99

03:30:56 terrorists wow the gaslighting is insane here whoever it wants with the capabilities that it 0.97

03:31:06 has good and with the support that america gives it good comes and assassinates them 0.95

03:31:10 good then the people that they assassinate they call them terrorists 0.55

03:31:16 the kids who are studying in school with terrorists are supreme that's you that's you

03:31:22 you are responsible for do you so do you see how they always go back to the minab school 0.79

03:31:27 which by the way they're responsible remember they had turned the school 0.51

03:31:32 into a military compound base and they were using the school children as human shields

03:31:43 they were using the children as human shields i literally shared foot guys they're doing that

03:31:49 today right now they're doing that today right now in schools all across occupied iran

03:31:56 Let me show you. I shared this earlier on date 234, but, I mean, guys, in case you need a reminder, in case you need a reminder, this is, guys, this is today.

03:32:16 this is an elementary school in occupied Iran. This is a school courtyard. Okay, you see this?

03:32:24 You see like the lines and then you can see the basketball nets on this side. Okay,

03:32:30 there's the basketball net right there. Do you see the Islamic regime soldiers and their 0.91

03:32:38 armored vehicles and their guns. They are inside that children's school while children are in the

03:32:48 classroom. The Islamic regime has been using schools as human shields. They use Iranian 0.99

03:32:55 children as human shields. Guys, this is a war crime. This is a war crime. You're not supposed

03:33:01 to do this. And guys, there's so much footage that this is coming. This footage is coming from

03:33:07 all across occupied iran okay so the islamic regime literally today today are using 0.58

03:33:14 children's schools as human shields 0.70

03:33:19 this durka has the audacity 0.97

03:33:23 to blame the united states for the tragedy that's your fault you are the one who used

03:33:30 little girls as human shields on a military base

03:33:35 Yes, the scientists were. Guys, so this is my favorite part. Whenever the Durka talks

03:33:47 about the scientists that Israel sent to hell, I always like to pull up the boom boom jihad

03:33:53 bingo sheet. We don't talk about the scientists too often because, you know, they were sent 0.92

03:33:59 to hell a while ago but here's the boom boom durka jihad bingo sheet so when he's complaining about

03:34:05 the scientists the these are the scientists that he's complaining about um so anyone keeping track

03:34:11 of you know the durkas uh you know these durkas are unlocked but you know they're they're historical 0.80

03:34:18 durkas so yeah like like these were the evil scientists who were working to develop a nuclear 0.97

03:34:27 bomb so we iranians we're grateful that they're dead right just because you're a scientist 0.83

03:34:34 doesn't mean that you're not a terrorist right he's he's he's calling them scientists 0.92

03:34:40 as if somehow that negates the fact that they're terrorists

03:34:46 guys everyone everyone on the boom boom jihad bingo sheet is a terrorist they just have a

03:34:52 different title they have a different label right some terrorists are journalists some terrorists 0.98

03:34:58 are you know the inbred pedophile turban head durkas some terrorists are politicians like this 0.98

03:35:04 one this is a terrorist um you know some terrorists are with the islamic revolutionary guard corps 1.00

03:35:09 and you know some terrorists are scientists but they're all terrorists they're all terrorists 0.98

03:35:17 we're glad we are glad that they're dead but this durka is complaining as if as if the scientists 0.90

03:35:27 were civilians right he's he's acting as if the scientists were working on i don't know like the

03:35:34 latest kebab recipe or something i don't know right these aren't scientists who are working on

03:35:41 like a kebab recipe these were scientists who were secretly developing a nuclear bomb

03:35:55 the kids who are studying in school with terrorists our supreme leader is a terrorist

03:35:58 the scientists yeah you're you're oh my gosh he's like our supreme leader yes

03:36:04 Yes! Khamenei is a terrorist! Are you kidding me? Yes, he's a terrorist! He's a terrorist! I can't believe they're actually trying to whitewash Khamenei. They're trying to say that this evil feces of Satan is not a terrorist. This is the modern day version of Hitler. He is the modern day version of Hitler. 0.99

03:36:34 You know what? There is not a layer. There is not a layer deep enough in hell for these Durkhas. 0.86

03:36:44 Like when all of them die and are sent to hell, Satan is going to have to literally create a special layer of hell just for them. 1.00

03:36:53 Guys, this is the equivalent of like a Nazi coming on American TV during World War II and saying Hitler was a good guy. 0.99

03:37:03 why why why you know why did he shoot himself in the head you know let's imagine let's imagine you 0.61

03:37:10 know hitler uh was boom boomed instead of shooting himself in the head so this would be like the

03:37:15 equivalent of a nazi coming on tv and saying why did the americans kill hitler hitler was a good

03:37:22 guy why are the americans calling him a terrorist right that's the equivalent of what's happening 0.69

03:37:27 here oh yeah no i've spoken about this too yeah hominy directed the 1994 bombing of the jewish

03:37:39 community center in buenos aires

03:37:44 like it's do you see the gaslighting this is insane

03:37:49 and with this they call them terrorists 0.93

03:37:51 the kids who are studying in school were terrorists our supreme leader is a terrorist

03:37:57 the scientists who are performing scientific work at the university were terrorists oh 0.57

03:38:01 scientific work at the university what was the scientific work that they were doing

03:38:09 what was the scientific work the scientists were doing at the universities i'm very curious to know

03:38:16 yeah they are very easily come and assassinate then they get up and leave then they tell the world

03:38:21 we are fighting terrorists yeah because they are this is oh my okay

03:38:28 the absurdity the absurdity aside this is actually hilarious

03:38:35 you know i don't even think i need to comment anymore on this because

03:38:38 this has just turned into like this is hilarious yeah yeah shannon exactly right we were so close

03:38:46 to curing cancer yeah i'm pretty sure the scientists were not curing cancer right um

03:38:52 this is so did he just admit did he just admit that it's very easy for israel united states to

03:38:57 come and just assassinate whoever they want and leave that's actually very funny so basically

03:39:03 he's admitting what i've been saying all along that the islamic regime is incompetent when it 0.74

03:39:09 comes to um you know defending itself against the united states and israel the islamic regime views 0.97

03:39:15 the iranian people as the biggest threat to its existence that's why it it you know it bullies 0.99

03:39:22 the iranian people because they're unarmed you know bullies us murders us rapes tortures execute 1.00

03:39:26 the whole thing right the islamic regime's strength and might is only against the iranian 1.00

03:39:34 people and that's because iranian people are unarmed whenever we try to rise up they murder us 0.90

03:39:39 but he just admitted that when it comes to the united states and israel 1.00

03:39:42 they can't stop them oh yeah and that's the other thing that they're also claiming that they're

03:39:51 winning he very good point they're how can you claim that you're winning when you just admitted

03:39:58 that the united states and israel can easily uh assassinate terrorists and there's nothing you

03:40:05 can do about it he sounds like a he sounds like a child that's whining this is actually really okay

03:40:12 so aside from like the insanity this is actually really funny i don't think guys i don't even think

03:40:17 i need to comment on the rest of this because it's just we all know that it's lying so

03:40:22 we should just play this out if he says something like super crazy i'll call it out but for the

03:40:27 most part we know that you know everything he's saying is lying the kids who are studying in

03:40:32 school were terrorists our supreme leader is a terrorist the scientists who are performing

03:40:35 scientific work at the university were terrorists they very easily come and assassinate then they

03:40:41 get up and leave then they tell the world we are fighting terrorists they are are you saying this

03:40:46 because you're explaining why we haven't seen the supreme leader now no pictures have been seen of

03:40:52 him since one of the reasons that exists is that in any case they are within the framework of the

03:40:59 process looking to find the sites whenever they want what we were having talks they assassinated

03:41:05 them again there is no good in talking again for them to come and assassinate them i mean there is

03:41:11 no security and no guarantee that they will stop these assassinations affairs we were talking with

03:41:17 each other if we have those he's basically saying like america can you please stop assassinating us

03:41:27 america can you please stop assassinating us that's so funny that's so funny oh you know what 0.73

03:41:35 guys maybe maybe the durkas have seen the boom boom jihad bingo sheet and they're like guys

03:41:41 stop stop assassinating us that's so funny that's so funny i can't believe you just said that that

03:41:49 is actually really hilarious and yet and yet guys the democrats are still claiming that the islamic

03:41:55 regime is winning and to come and assassinate them looking to find the sites whenever they want

03:42:02 we were having talks they assassinated them again there is no point in talking again for

03:42:06 them to come and assassinate them i mean there is no security and no guarantee that they will

03:42:12 stop these assassinations affairs we were talking with each other if we have those same talks now

03:42:17 it's not clear whether they will come and assassinate them again or not and i'm asking

03:42:22 about the new supreme leader because there are questions about how your government is

03:42:26 functioning right now um when you met you said twice with the supreme leader

03:42:33 what did you ask him for did you ask his permission to come here to america

03:42:39 well see coming to america doesn't necessarily require a permission as you put it we have

03:42:44 informed them that we are coming our trips are at the volition of the government oh whoa guys

03:42:51 this sounds exactly like um like the durka jihad balestine leader or whatever remember

03:42:59 the one that was like we have a right to enter america why didn't the american government give

03:43:04 us wisa do you see he basically just said he basically just said that he has a right to come

03:43:10 to the united what in what reality are you living in

03:43:20 to come here to america well see coming to america doesn't necessarily require a permission

03:43:31 as you put it we have informed them that we are coming our trips are at the volition of the

03:43:35 government of course within the framework of conducting the affairs of the office that we

03:43:39 occupy we are free to travel as deemed necessary the political frameworks also now this is what

03:43:44 we're saying the causes that exist seven days from now this will happen five days from now this will

03:43:49 happened the coordination has taken shape if america accepts this understanding it will begin

03:43:54 and we will not have a problem you said you met twice with the supreme leader you you're a doctor

03:43:59 by training you're a physician what did you make of his recovery from the injuries he sustained

03:44:06 in the u.s israeli strikes that killed his father and his family no there's no specific

03:44:12 ongoing health issues on the last occasion when we met for seven plus hours of course

03:44:21 we were not used to being in seated positions for those many hours

03:44:27 we changed angles and positions we crossed our legs and so on

03:44:34 but of course he was healthy enough to be able to withstand those yeah so guys uh you know just for

03:44:39 the record just for the record i wanted to double check this just in case i was wrong right um

03:44:49 just in case i was wrong

03:45:01 despite treaty obligations the u.s government has historically asserted a domestic right to deny or

03:45:09 delay visas to certain foreign officials on national security terrorism or foreign policy

03:45:16 grounds okay i want you guys to keep in mind every single country is sovereign okay so there is no

03:45:28 there is no law above a country's law and i say this as a former international lawyer

03:45:35 international law isn't actually real. International law is based on a gentleman's

03:45:43 handshake. International law is the concept of, okay, we're all going to come together

03:45:48 and we're just going to agree to this for the sake of agreeing to it. And we're all going to

03:45:54 monitor ourselves to make sure that, you know, we're respecting, you know, the agreements and

03:46:01 commitments that we have all respectively agreed to okay but that doesn't mean that you're actually

03:46:08 bound by international law you're not nothing is more sovereign than a state okay there is no

03:46:17 international global order now of course the globalists and the communists and the leftists

03:46:22 are trying to create that international global order so that they can like you know control 0.71

03:46:29 various countries that's what the islamic regime is trying to do with with america and the united 0.86

03:46:36 nations so for example there is a 1947 un headquarters agreement so the united states

03:46:45 is legally obligated under international treaty guys that doesn't mean anything

03:46:51 that doesn't mean anything because international treaties

03:46:54 international treaties only work if all sides agree to it okay

03:47:02 so even though this treaty is there this gentleman's agreement is there

03:47:12 you don't actually have to rely on it guys remember the islamic regime is is literally 0.86

03:47:19 engaging in war crimes they're breaching the geneva convention every day they're they're 1.00

03:47:25 breaching the geneva convention every day they're engaging in war crimes every day right

03:47:35 they do that but now they're they're they're claiming that they actually have the right to 0.69

03:47:41 enter the united states and no one can stop them yeah buddy it doesn't work that way it doesn't

03:47:45 work that way just because the united states is um respecting the gentleman's agreement that it

03:47:54 agreed upon that it agreed to doesn't mean that they're legally bound they can prevent you from

03:48:00 coming into the country anytime they want for any reason and no one no one can stop them but you 0.96

03:48:07 know the the audacity for this durka to claim as if they just have a right to enter the united 0.96

03:48:15 guys let me put it this way the united nations cannot dictate who can and can't enter the united

03:48:22 States. It doesn't work that way. The United States protects its borders.

03:48:31 He changed angles and positions. We crossed our legs and so on.

03:48:38 But of course, he was healthy enough to be able to withstand those hours of that situation.

03:48:42 From a medical standpoint, he's completely healthy. Yeah, okay.

03:48:45 look at his face he knows he's lying he knows he's lying he's like from a medical standpoint

03:48:54 he's completely healthy the part that he didn't say out loud is for a dead person

03:48:59 so from a medical standpoint mushtaba is completely healthy

03:49:03 for a dead person probably from a medical standpoint he's completely healthy

03:49:08 for a dead person

03:49:10 guys look at the awkward pause the the reporter the reporter is just staring at him

03:49:26 and do you see how his smile kind of falters there's also a part the translator didn't

03:49:32 translate he um the durker says means uh he has no problems he has no health issues

03:49:40 but of course he was healthy enough to be able to withstand those hours of that situation

03:49:46 from a medical standpoint he's completely healthy okay he's completely healthy and

03:49:52 then there's an awkward pause and then he says um like he had he has no issues

03:49:59 guys this part right here do you see how his smile falters and then he does like this awkward

03:50:13 gulp okay look look at how his smile falters and then he does this awkward gulp guys he knows he's

03:50:21 lying this is so funny from a medical standpoint he's completely healthy look he's gonna do this

03:50:28 like awkward gulp now it's coming it's coming go hear this from me as a physician and accepted

03:50:38 he has no issues they targeted an entire family about whom they kept saying they're living well

03:50:45 that's because khamenei was literally using his family as human shields khamenei used his three

03:50:53 year old granddaughter as a human shield thinking that if his three-year-old granddaughter is there

03:50:59 the americans and israelis won't attack well buddy khamenei is a high value target so uh there was

03:51:08 literally no reason for his his you know his family for his daughters and granddaughters

03:51:14 to be on the military compound while khamenei was meeting with his top irgc professors

03:51:21 So, no, Americans and Israelis didn't target his family. They targeted Khamenei. Khamenei thought that he could protect himself by using a three-year-old girl as a human shield. He was too much of a high-value target. The murder of his family is on his hands, or, you know, what's left of them, right?

03:51:44 but but do you see how they're trying to make it seem as if oh khamenei was just at like the family

03:51:50 residence no he brought his family to the military compound to use them as human shields and you know

03:51:57 he he f8 and then he fo'd he found out as marco rubio says you know and if you didn't know now

03:52:07 you know underground they're escaping they're in hiding how is it that they claim the high

03:52:14 ground when it comes to human rights and humanity so but the supreme leader you said was able to

03:52:20 conduct this meeting he has his legs and his face recovered yes he was able to sit on the ground

03:52:27 did he advise you on this diplomacy does he want a deal with the united states

03:52:34 everything that we spoke of and about had discussions about was shaped through coordination

03:52:41 there is a team that has been put in place in iran consisting of six members of various

03:52:53 organizations security forces parliamentary representatives government agencies and they

03:52:58 sit and conduct talks consultations about decision making processes and reach any decisions through

03:53:03 coordination this is taking place quite comfortably in our country sure and john michelle well i ask

03:53:13 because it's extraordinary you're here you are the first foreign leader to visit the united states

03:53:19 during the u.n during an active war um a few months ago you were sheltering from those u.s

03:53:26 and israeli strikes that you're talking about and yet you're here in new york city with a u.s

03:53:31 visa right now and american security is protecting you why did you think coming here was worth the

03:53:38 risk we were not in a shelter a few months ago how did we manage the country we we from the

03:53:46 airstripes in the us and israel we were only not within the target range i was going to perhaps

03:53:51 three ministries every day and conducted meetings with the ministers no he was in hiding during

03:53:56 what was happening around the 22nd of bahman or in these matters i was in the street it's not as

03:54:02 if we were in a shelter if we were in a shelter nothing would have gotten done we have put our

03:54:08 lives on the line for the guys the only reason pezishkian isn't dead is because he's literally 0.98

03:54:13 a nobody he's a puppet president within the islamic regime they have him there to pretend 0.85

03:54:20 like he's the one in charge guys if you go if we go to the boom boom jihad bingo sheet 0.65

03:54:26 so the the event that's like the the jihad anniversary or whatever um no one cares about 0.99

03:54:37 i mean he's a terrorist but he's like a low iq he's basically like the useful idiot of the 0.97

03:54:42 islamic regime they basically put him out there to do the to do all the you know undesirable work 0.99

03:54:47 right? So they forced him to sign the MOU with President Trump, all these other things. The real 1.00

03:54:54 ones in power are all dead. So when President Trump talks about the first layer of leadership

03:55:00 being gone, that's, of course, Khamenei and some of his top IRGC commanders. And then President

03:55:06 Trump talks about the second layer of leadership gone. That's Lari Jani. Lari Jani was Khamenei's

03:55:13 right-hand man uh you know sham honey and you know a bunch of others this one israel khatib

03:55:19 right so guys everyone who played like an important role in the islamic regime

03:55:25 they're all dead so the fact that pisashkian is is bragging look i mean look at this the the

03:55:33 the intelligence minister was a higher value target than the president of the islamic regime

03:55:42 okay the intelligence minister guys this guy is a puppet he's basically just like the like the 0.94

03:55:48 useful useful idiot of of the islamic regime oh some people are asking for the link to this image 0.83

03:55:57 let me let me share the link to this image for you guys this is old i have to find like an updated 0.90

03:56:03 versions. Guys, Pezashqian is not a high value target for the Americans or the Israelis. So

03:56:11 for him to sit there and brag about, oh, I went out, I wasn't targeted. Yeah, that's because

03:56:18 you're a nobody. You're a nobody who tried to resign and they wouldn't let you resign. He's

03:56:27 tried to resign like three times the islamic regime won't let him because they need a useful 1.00

03:56:33 idiot they need a useful idiot and like a sacrificial lamb so the fact that he's bragging 1.00

03:56:41 about surviving he's acting as if like he you know he was this courageous person 1.00

03:56:46 and he survived no you survived because you're literally a nobody and you know the united states 0.52

03:56:55 and israel probably don't want to you know waste their their boom booms on you when they have

03:57:00 legitimate high value targets to go after right that that's it but again you know durka logic

03:57:06 durka logic or in these matters i was in the street it's not as if we were in a shelter

03:57:12 if we were in a shelter yeah so you know who was in a shelter actually you know who was in a shelter

03:57:19 laddie johnny laddie johnny was in a shelter the moment that the united states in israel

03:57:24 uh sent khamenei to hell on february 28th laddie johnny was in a shelter this one here

03:57:31 khamenei's right hand man he was in a shelter until that's like february 11 or something

03:57:38 february 11 he came out february 11 he came out and he showed his face

03:57:46 and then a few weeks later he was dead so there you go um so so so the ones that are

03:57:54 are that have actually been boom boomed and sent to hell they actually were hiding in shelters 1.00

03:57:59 because they knew that they were the real targets uh pizishkion being the idiot that he is is like 0.99

03:58:05 oh look i survived i'm you know i survived i must be smart the ones that are dead are the ones that 1.00

03:58:12 actually you know played the important roles now he's still a terrorist he's still a terrorist 0.99

03:58:17 i mean he deserves to to burn in hell to rot in hell for everything he's done but he's not a high 0.99

03:58:23 value military target because he's like he's he's like the durka mouthpiece and he's he's too he's 1.00

03:58:31 too stupid to even realize that he's a useful idiot for the islamic regime 1.00

03:58:39 basically basically this is position this is why the islamic regime has him 1.00

03:58:43 so that he can do like all the all the awkward stuff that no one else wants to do that's why

03:58:49 they won't let him resign so it's the fact that he's bragging about how you know he was able to

03:58:56 go to ministries and he was untouched yeah that's because you're a nobody during what was happening

03:59:02 around the 22nd of bahman or in these matters i was in the street it's not as if we were in a

03:59:08 shelter if we were in a shelter nothing would have gotten done we have put our lives on the

03:59:13 a line for the nation for our people wait wait wait wait wait wait he just said if we were in

03:59:21 a shelter then nothing would be done okay is it according to your own logic isn't the supreme

03:59:28 the current cardboard supreme dictator in a shelter so does that mean that nothing is being

03:59:33 done because because you're supposedly very much alive not dead at all cardboard dictator is in a

03:59:41 shelter so who's running the country he just said he just said you can't run the country from a

03:59:46 shelter so where's mushtaba street it's not as if we were in a shelter if we were in a shelter

03:59:51 nothing would have gotten done we have put our lives on the line for the nation for our people

03:59:57 we don't want anything from the world other than for the world to treat us with justice and dignity

04:00:04 oh whoa no no no so but guys this is pure to you so when he says we don't want anything from the

04:00:12 world except for the world to treat us with justice and dignity what that actually translate to because

04:00:18 i'm also kind of a durka whisperer what that translates to is we don't want anything from

04:00:23 the world we just want the world to allow us to continue exporting our jihad and to allow we just 0.99

04:00:29 want the world to uh uh just just allow us to peacefully invade their countries and turn them 0.99

04:00:35 into third world islamic hellholes because that's our religion and if you don't allow us to do that 0.99

04:00:39 then you're not treating us with justice and dignity that's basically what what he means when

04:00:44 he says that that dunya about ourselves it is still extraordinary you are standing here right

04:00:51 now and talking to me given that our two countries are at war what why are her eyes red is she crying

04:00:57 why are her eyes why are her eyes red is she crying why does she sound emotional this is so weird

04:01:09 like why is she looking at him with admiration this is very weird from the journalist

04:01:17 look at this it is still extraordinary you are standing here right now and talking to me given

04:01:26 that does it not look like does it not look like she's like

04:01:37 i don't know our two countries are at war um your oil exports are blockaded your foreign accounts

04:01:44 are frozen for iran inflation has skyrocketed iran's economy is under so many sanctions you

04:01:52 ran on trying to improve the economy for everyday people at what point does all of this financial

04:02:00 pain become too much and you have to make concessions to the united states

04:02:08 you see this is also an inhumane and savage act committed by those who are in power in

04:02:12 the various countries that are participating in this attack with the imposed sanctions

04:02:21 if they block access to food and medication are they truly targeting 0.92

04:02:33 okay so once again once again the islamic regime 0.61

04:02:37 is pretending as if the american sanctions are impacting food and medicine okay um

04:02:51 Thank you.

04:03:21 u.s sanctions on iran the u.s states that food and medicine are legally allowed however practical

04:03:28 rules and fear create major roadblocks who creates that that uh you know the major roadblocks

04:03:37 the islamic revolutionary guard corps so deep economic control the islamic revolutionary guard

04:03:44 core controls many shipping ports businesses and banks inside iran guys it's not many it's all the 0.87

04:03:53 islamic revolutionary guard core is like a mafia that has taken over the entire economy so the 0.95

04:04:01 entire economy is run by the terrorists okay so because the islamic regime controls everything 0.94

04:04:11 And because there is no free market within occupied Iran, of course this is impacting. 0.96

04:04:20 Because the Islamic regime, they don't use that money for Iranian people. 0.91

04:04:27 They use the money for terrorism. 0.94

04:04:30 Guys, remember, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, under the American sanctions, spent $2 trillion building three underground secret nuclear facilities so that they could build a nuclear bomb. 0.89

04:04:51 Despite the economic sanctions, the Islamic regime spent $2 trillion building secret underground military nuclear bases.

04:05:02 They could have used that $2 trillion to buy food and medicine for the Iranian people. 0.93

04:05:09 Instead, they chose to build secret underground nuclear facilities. 0.96

04:05:16 And they control the economy. 1.00

04:05:18 they're they're a mafia guys the islamic i'm telling you the islamic regime is like a cancer 1.00

04:05:24 that has taken over the entire country so if the economic sanctions are impacting the iranian people 1.00

04:05:34 that's because the islamic regime has taken over the country and the islamic regime is using the 0.87

04:05:42 money to fund terrorism. They're sending the money to Lebanon. They're sending the money to 0.95

04:05:49 Gaza. They're sending the money to, well, they were sending it to Syria before under Bashar al-Assad.

04:05:54 They're sending it to Iraq. Guys, they're sending the money everywhere, everywhere, except investing

04:06:01 it on the Iranian people. No money actually goes to the, no money has gone to the Iranian people

04:06:09 since they took over and occupied Iran in 1979. 0.85

04:06:16 Not a single penny.

04:06:19 The Iranian people aren't poor because of American sanctions. 0.99

04:06:25 The Iranian people are poor because the Islamic regime has been stealing the money, 0.99

04:06:32 lining their own pockets. 0.99

04:06:35 Their children live in luxury in Western countries. 0.88

04:06:39 they've stolen billions of dollars guys mush tabo mush tabo the the you know the cardboard ayatollah 0.75

04:06:50 has properties in london uk worth 100 million dollars 100 million dollars

04:06:58 that was before he became the supreme dictator

04:07:01 okay look at this

04:07:10 luxury London properties linked to Khamenei are valued at over 130 million to 200 million

04:07:24 in total, anchored by two high-profile Kensington penthouses, originally purchased for a combined

04:07:32 $36 million. Why? Really? Really? So isn't it rich? Isn't it rich that the Islamic regime

04:07:48 is blaming the poverty of the Iranian people on U.S. sanctions. 0.68

04:07:54 Meanwhile, they're out buying $100 million properties.

04:07:57 And this is just one of them.

04:07:59 And, guys, he had these properties decades ago.

04:08:03 This isn't new.

04:08:05 This isn't new. 1.00

04:08:07 This is just one of the bastard sons of the dead Khamenei. 0.99

04:08:11 Guys, look at this. 1.00

04:08:14 every single one of these terrorists is worth millions and millions if not billions of dollars

04:08:22 not just them not just them their children their offspring like their family members 0.99

04:08:29 right we're talking about like tens of thousands tens of thousands of these durkas and their 1.00

04:08:37 families who are worth millions and millions of dollars and yet they have the audacity

04:08:43 to blame the united states for the poverty of the iranian people the iranian people are poor

04:08:50 because these terrorists have been stealing money that should be going to iranians

04:08:55 and using it not only to to fuel terrorism but to fuel their luxurious lifestyles in the west

04:09:02 just think about that if the united states is responsible for for the poverty in iran how are

04:09:11 these dirkas able to afford multi-million dollar penthouses where did that money come from where 0.69

04:09:18 did that money come from right 0.94

04:09:20 so yeah this this this nonsense this nonsense about america is responsible for for the poverty 0.89

04:09:35 of iranian people is utter nonsense absolute nonsense and you know shame on the woke left 0.54

04:09:42 and shame on the democrats for buying this propaganda shame on anyone who buys this 0.96

04:09:49 propaganda. You're the one responsible for that. That's your fault. They claim that they're

04:10:04 proponents of human rights. They think about humanity. If they're at war with us or non-civilians,

04:10:11 what business do these people have with civilians? What the U.S. is committing is a war crime.

04:10:17 oh oh of course what we do in our country we know for the news that you're distributing and

04:10:22 the reports that you share it's not a true reflection of reality yeah what what you do in 1.00

04:10:27 the country it first of all it's not your country it's our country you're the foreign arab invaders 0.95

04:10:32 who've occupied it you murder iranians that's what you do in our country right now our people

04:10:41 are living with dignity they are enduring hardship yeah so guys i already already shared the clip

04:10:47 earlier right where iranians are basically you know saying we can't afford to buy food and we

04:10:55 can't complain about it because if we do if we do they'll murder us they'll accuse us of being massad

04:11:00 and murder us for seven months people have been taken to the streets and expressing their disgust

04:11:07 what an american is doing yeah those those durka jihad parties very very small percentage of the

04:11:15 population and they're all durkas by the way remember i shared the video of the islamic regime

04:11:20 who are you know in a mosque they're still wearing their weird turbans but they're in a mosque

04:11:26 they're in military uniform they're holding guns like giant military guns and they're saying any 0.56

04:11:33 iranian who goes on in the streets to protest against the islamic regime will consider them 0.99

04:11:38 to be an israeli soldier and will murder them will shoot them and murder them so that's why 0.70

04:11:43 iranian people haven't gone onto the streets because they're unarmed and the last time they 0.97

04:11:46 tried 100 000 were murdered if not more american israel doing in the world is genocide oh whoa 0.81

04:11:54 whoa oh my gosh oh wow so it's it's not just israelis that are committing genocide it's now 0.63

04:12:00 america wait who is america genociding 0.98

04:12:06 wait is he about to say that america is genociding iranians you insane freak people have been taken to 0.95

04:12:12 the streets and expressing their disgust with what america is doing and what america and israel 0.98

04:12:18 are doing in the world is genocide but respectfully wow so so you you murdered over a hundred thousand 0.62

04:12:28 innocent armed Iranians on two nights alone you've been murdering Iranians for the last 47 years in 0.87

04:12:34 the name of Allah and Islam and Jihad you're the ones that are literally engaging in Iranian

04:12:39 genocide and you're blaming the United States wow what America and Israel are doing in the world is

04:12:46 genocide but respectfully the world powers not just the United States are saying they could lift

04:12:54 some of those sanctions if only iran chooses your government chooses to go in a different direction

04:13:02 and give up any ambition to have a nuclear weapon that's the cost look so are we at that point

04:13:13 where those concessions need to be made where iran says i will not in the future

04:13:19 you pursue a weapon and allow in inspectors and give up are you aware of the previous conversations

04:13:28 that we've conducted when did we ever say that we are seeking nuclear weapons yes they have

04:13:32 said it supreme leader that according to his clerical decree iran has always said you're not

04:13:37 seeking a nuclear weapon intelligence developing developing nuclear weapons is haram

04:13:44 he said it he said it he said he said developing nuclear weapons is haram okay sure buddy that is

04:13:59 that is hilarious guys so i don't know i didn't i didn't realize i didn't realize that in the

04:14:05 quran the prophet you know that their prophet muhammad or whatever said in the quran that uh

04:14:11 uh you know building nuclear weapons is haram guys apparently apparently muslims invented the 0.81

04:14:18 nuclear bomb as well because they invented it and then they said it's haram 0.81

04:14:24 guys so there you go it's it's a it's a you know trust us trust me bro trust me bro

04:14:34 developing developing nuclear weapons is haram from a standpoint of belief not from a legal

04:14:39 perspective even if some individuals in iran may have the incentive to develop nuclear weapons

04:14:44 religiously speaking they are not allowed to pursue that path america came and killed it

04:14:50 we were sitting and talking and we had reached an agreement why did they attack america's

04:14:55 intention is not to resolve the issue america's intention is to overthrow our administration

04:15:01 israel says it in their own speech what they're doing is neutralizing the government not

04:15:05 negotiating but your job is to improve the lives for the iranian people yes we are doing everything

04:15:12 humanly possible but not through bullying and coercion intended to force us they have made 1.00

04:15:18 life a living hell for iranians for the last 47 years wow do you see how they lie submission 0.60

04:15:25 we're already negotiating why they concurrently attacking wait is this reporter going to ask 0.91

04:15:30 about the massacre because it's been 18 minutes now and she hasn't asked about the massacre yet

04:15:35 us according to what logic do they have the right to do so we're negotiating why do they attack us

04:15:42 because you're terrorists we commit for them to attack us you've talked about the civilian impact

04:15:46 and i'd like to ask you about that because the u.n human rights council says there are

04:15:51 finally grounds to believe that u.s airstrikes were responsible for hitting that girls school

04:15:57 oh my god are you kidding me are you kidding me are you kidding me so no mention no mention of

04:16:04 the 100 000 innocent unarmed iranians murdered on january 8 and 9 you're gonna go with what the

04:16:10 corrupt united nations says even though even though we literally have proof we have proof

04:16:18 that the islamic regime uses schools for military bases the islamic regime uses schools for military

04:16:27 bases killed some of the children that you have referred to here that very same report though 0.62

04:16:41 says iran's guilty of crimes against humanity for violent crackdowns oh wow so finally finally she

04:16:47 brought it up but only only because only but you know she couldn't just bring up the fact that the

04:16:54 Islamic regime murdered 100,000 people. She had to contextualize it and say, oh, we know America's

04:17:01 probably killed children according to the United Nations. Well, first of all, United Nations is a

04:17:04 garbage organization. Second of all, the blame lies solely with the Islamic regime, not with a 1.00

04:17:13 bunch of corrupt UN officials. But anyways, finally now, finally, it only took 19 minutes 0.51

04:17:20 to get to the fact that the Islamic regime

04:17:22 murdered 100,000 innocent armed Iranians.

04:17:26 The Supreme Report, though,

04:17:28 says Iran's guilty of crimes against humanity

04:17:30 for violent crackdowns on your own people, 0.74

04:17:33 on your own protesters.

04:17:35 Do you accept all of those findings?

04:17:38 The speech given by Mr. Trump, your own president,

04:17:41 in which he admitted to arming instigators

04:17:43 to take to the streets,

04:17:45 have you heard of it or not heard of it? 1.00

04:17:47 President Trump never said that, you idiot. 1.00

04:17:50 when they cause sanctions when they cause social upheavals problems and sanctions 1.00

04:17:56 poverty grows in one place then they hire these people and they've armed some of them

04:18:02 more than 500 security and military forces in a demonstration apparently they say it was guys

04:18:09 remember so when they say when he says military and security forces that's basically nazi so so 0.63

04:18:16 he's basically complaining that iranians got rid of 500 nazis and sent them to hell

04:18:25 the only thing i'm complaining about is that it was only 500 it should be all of you all of all 0.99

04:18:29 of you muslim nazis should go to hell where you belong so keep that in mind when he says military 0.99

04:18:35 and security personnel that's code for nazi simple demonstration in what demonstration 1.00

04:18:42 500 security military forces get murdered yeah in in what demonstration do 100 000 iranians get

04:18:50 murdered you know they were attempting a coup when that coup attempt failed they imposed the 40-day war

04:19:05 it's the same people who are in the streets those people who are in this way if these people are

04:19:11 really seeking human rights in gaza with the support oh oh of course of course of course of

04:19:19 course of course of course he brought up palestine of course he did they cannot they cannot argue 0.90

04:19:27 against the fact that they murdered a hundred thousand innocent unarmed iranians so instead 0.87

04:19:32 they just bring up ballastine do you see just but that and displaced hundreds of thousands of people 0.57

04:19:43 they're doing this in lebanon yeah yeah good i'm glad i'm glad because they're terrorists 1.00

04:19:48 they're terrorists they should go back to whatever jihadi hellhole they came from 1.00

04:19:53 various human rights what is the awakened consciousness of the world doing terrorists 0.99

04:19:58 don't have human rights what about the 100 000 iranians you murdered you murdered 100 000 iranians

04:20:06 you said publicly you apologize you said we are ashamed before the people we are obligated to

04:20:12 assist all of those who were harmed in those incidents father you saw what happened in your

04:20:18 own country as wrong that's the way that sounds how those protesters were treated

04:20:24 the issue is how we should have dealt with this if we had handled correctly perhaps we would not

04:20:31 have allowed those who have taken up arms to come to the streets because in the midst of all of

04:20:38 this some innocent people were killed you killed 100,000 Iranians you killed 100,000 Iranians

04:20:47 oh my gosh there were people who were genuinely protesting but those who were carrying weapons

04:20:54 in the streets had mixed in with them and they started the fighting began destroying things

04:20:58 and killed members of the military yeah that literally never happened guys all the footage

04:21:03 all the footage that we have from january 8 and 9 iranians were peaceful there were millions and

04:21:10 millions of people in the streets and they were all peaceful and they were unarmed it was the

04:21:15 islamic regime that was armed guys they can't prove this they can't show single footage the 0.78

04:21:22 only time things get violent is when the islamic regime starts attacking iranians and iranians are 0.78

04:21:27 defending themselves these were no longer ordinary people and it was in the course of all of this

04:21:34 ultimately a problem occurred that should not have occurred there are two americans determined

04:21:39 to be wrongfully detained in iran one of them is a journalist in evan prison his name is reza

04:21:44 why not release the americans as a sign of good will towards the united states to rebuild the

04:21:53 trust you say that is lost do you think by setting them free we can rebuild trust do you think the

04:22:01 united states of america is genuinely interested in solving problems with us why then does it bomb us

04:22:08 in the middle of negotiations why does it come and kill our scientists officials and people 0.99

04:22:13 Because you're terrorists you're terrorists. They they got rid of your scientists because they were developing a nuclear bomb 0.92

04:22:20 Uh, it was reza valley's

04:22:22 So, Reza Valli-Zodeh is an Iranian-American citizen

04:22:48 um who's wrongfully detained inside of occupied iran um so uh let's see where is this from this

04:22:58 article okay so so two years ago um iranian american journalist reza valisadeh was detained

04:23:06 in occupied iran um during a trip to iran to visit family valizadeh was arrested and sentenced

04:23:13 to 10 years in prison for collaborating with a hostile government um i don't know what to tell

04:23:20 i don't know what to say like don't go to iran don't go to occupied iran especially since he had

04:23:26 a he had a public you know like a public broadcasting job or something so uh yeah guys

04:23:36 this like this is you know what i would feel bad for him but i don't

04:23:42 He should know better. 0.94

04:23:43 He's not stupid. 0.99

04:23:46 He chose to risk it. 0.97

04:23:50 He chose to risk going to occupied Iran thinking that the Durkis are not going to do anything to him. 0.99

04:23:57 I kind of feel like it's his own fault. 0.99

04:24:00 Do I feel bad for him?

04:24:02 Yes.

04:24:02 Do I want him to be free?

04:24:04 Yes.

04:24:05 But no one forced him to go.

04:24:07 He chose to go to Iran to visit family.

04:24:11 Do you know what would happen to me if I stepped foot in Iran, guys?

04:24:15 Do you know what would happen to me right now if I stepped foot and occupied Iran? 0.83

04:24:19 They would probably just shoot me on the spot. 0.98

04:24:21 They wouldn't even wait for like a public hanging from me. 0.99

04:24:24 They would just shoot me on the spot. 1.00

04:24:29 The country is occupied by an Islamic dictatorship. 1.00

04:24:32 He should know better. 1.00

04:24:35 I don't know.

04:24:35 Maybe he had to.

04:24:36 I have no idea.

04:24:37 Maybe he was forced to go back.

04:24:39 That could be it.

04:24:40 and if that's the case, I feel bad for him. I mean, this is why I've cut ties with everyone

04:24:47 in occupied Iran. I don't speak to anyone. I don't even have anyone on like my phone. No one 1.00

04:24:52 has my phone number. I've cut ties with everyone. I don't speak to anyone. I have no assets there.

04:24:59 I mean, I never did. I've pretty much lived in Canada my entire life, right? But yeah, this is

04:25:04 why this is why we say don't go to iran it's a dangerous place i mean i feel bad for him but

04:25:11 don't go it's not a normal country

04:25:16 and again literally he he was he was arrested for basically you know collaborating with the

04:25:25 hostile government aka you know he he's an american spy so so they accused him of being

04:25:32 american spy do you see guys it's always the same thing you're either an israeli agent or you're

04:25:39 an american agent right you're a spy or you know you're waging war against allah one of the one

04:25:44 of these three crimes anyways why not test it test it we've done it why then does it bomb us in the

04:25:55 middle of the incident do you think the united states of america is genuinely interested in

04:26:01 solving problems with us why then does it bomb us in the middle of negotiations why does it come and

04:26:07 kill our scientists officials and people yeah because your scientists were developing a nuclear

04:26:12 bomb so of course they were killed because they were they were terrorists why not test it test it 0.85

04:26:17 we've done it make a gesture to president we have done it before that the united states had several

04:26:23 of these prisoners and we released them the understanding was that they would release our

04:26:27 money we did our part that's not your money that's not your money that's the money of the iranian

04:26:34 people you have been stealing iranian people's money for the last 47 years several of the people

04:26:38 that they had asked for were released the money came from south korea and qatar was supposed to

04:26:43 transfer it to us when we did our part the united states did not follow through we tested it but it

04:26:49 didn't work the united states gets what it wants and then it doesn't honor its commitment that's

04:26:54 the situation we have today in other words we gave our money we did what the united states

04:26:59 asked us to do but the united states did not do what it was supposed to do

04:27:05 even now we remain committed we don't want to fight yes you do certainly if they strike us

04:27:11 we will defend ourselves mr president i'm told we are out of time but just to ask you again would

04:27:18 you meet with president trump would you take the extraordinary measure of inviting him to iran

04:27:23 something to bring this to a conclusion what

04:27:33 did the journalists just just suggest that the islamic regime should invite

04:27:40 president trump to go to occupied iran guys the islamic regime on their durka news network they've

04:27:49 literally put out videos of how to assassinate President Trump and how to assassinate the First

04:27:55 Lady and how to assassinate Barron Trump. Are you kidding me? Did she actually just say that?

04:28:08 What? You know what? Guys, I don't know this reporter, but she looks like a lefty liberal.

04:28:17 Guys, I guarantee you, I guarantee you, this is, like, the highlight of her career, where she's, you know, according to her, you know, she's interviewing, oh, like, the big, bad, sexy Middle Eastern man. 0.83

04:28:31 Right? 0.91

04:28:33 Like, it looks like she's playing out some weird Princess Jasmine Aladdin fantasy. 1.00

04:28:40 Look, what is it with these leftist Western women 1.00

04:28:44 and they have like a, they're attracted to like terrorists. 1.00

04:28:49 This is so gross. 0.98

04:28:52 Guys, ladies, ladies, I'm telling you, 1.00

04:28:54 there are so many attractive Iranian men out there.

04:28:58 There are so many attractive Iranian men.

04:29:02 This, look, I don't even know what this is. 1.00

04:29:05 Like this is like a, this looks like the feces of Satan. 0.98

04:29:07 iranian men don't look like this 0.97

04:29:11 iranian men do not look like this and why does she have the hots for like 1.00

04:29:20 oh my gosh this is so gross this is so gross guys like that that stupid like western lefty 1.00

04:29:30 liberal woman is playing out like her middle eastern fantasy or something what like what 1.00

04:29:35 she thinks she thinks that like what position she was gonna take her away on his like flying carpet 0.91

04:29:40 or something look so nasty strike us we will defend ourselves mr president i'm told we are

04:29:48 out of time but just to ask you again would you meet with president trump would you take

04:29:54 the extraordinary measure of inviting him to iran something to bring this to a conclusion

04:30:00 look first of all you know what the situation is like in iran what they have done to us to

04:30:05 our people has made people extremely what what about what you have done to the iranian people

04:30:13 and shame on that reporter for not bringing up the number shame on that

04:30:16 you know reporter who has like a durka fetish 0.61

04:30:23 imagine if someone came into your country and assassinated your president 1.00

04:30:27 that's what you did to us when you came to guys when the durkas when the durkas took over iran 0.99

04:30:36 in 1979 they murdered our politicians that's exactly what they did we don't have to imagine 0.99

04:30:42 that's what they did to us

04:30:43 look at this look at this look at this guys

04:30:55 This is Farah Ruparsa, okay?

04:31:01 She was an Iranian physician.

04:31:03 She was a real doctor, not like the fake one, the Durkha Jihad one, okay?

04:31:07 She was an Iranian physician, educator, member of parliament, and minister of education.

04:31:14 She was a supporter of women's rights in Iran, and she was executed by firing squad.

04:31:19 she was the first woman to become a minister in iran the shah specifically appointed her to become

04:31:33 the minister of education when the islamic regime took over in 1979 they executed her by firing

04:31:42 squad. Why? Because she was advocating for women's rights. She was encouraging girls to

04:31:51 go to school. Okay. She wasn't even a politician at the time the Islamic regime took over. 0.79

04:31:59 She stopped being a politician in 1971. Okay. She stopped being a politician in 1971. In 1979,

04:32:09 when the Islamic regime took over, they murdered her. 0.93

04:32:15 And by the way, Pizishkian was part of the Durkhas back in 19...

04:32:22 Pizishkian played a direct role in the 1979 Islamic coup d'etat. 0.98

04:32:32 All of these old Durkhas that you see today, 0.99

04:32:34 they were the ones who in 1979 were murdering Iranians, 1.00

04:32:38 were yelling at allah akbar who took americans hostage and now now they're all you know controlling 0.83

04:32:46 everything so the audacity the audacity for the islamic regime to say in that american interview 0.85

04:32:56 imagine if someone came to your country and killed your politician that's exactly

04:33:00 we iranians don't have to imagine it that's exactly what pisashkian and the and the muslim 0.67

04:33:06 nazis did she's just one example she's just one example

04:33:19 the audacity what they have done to us to our people has made people extremely upset

04:33:28 imagine if someone came into your country and assassinated your president yeah that's what you 1.00

04:33:33 did to us iranians we don't have to imagine because that's what you foreign invaders did 0.99

04:33:37 to our country and our politicians some of your top officials and your scientists 0.95

04:33:46 if you were in our position what would you do and yet here we are

04:33:52 we're still talking we're still engaging in dialogue and we're still making our demands

04:33:56 within the framework of international law we're not asking for anything more than that

04:34:00 we're not seeking war yes you are war was imposed on us you're seeking you declared war in 1979 0.90

04:34:08 when you created the islamic revolutionary guard corps with the specific mandate of exporting the 0.52

04:34:14 jihad yes you started the war they martyred some of the best people in our country no they didn't 0.86

04:34:22 martyr the best people in the country israel in the united states took out the trash and thank 0.76

04:34:29 Thank you, Israel. Thank you, America, for taking out the terrorist trash. 0.99

04:34:34 We've put things in writing. We've signed agreements. We've made commitments. 0.98

04:34:38 Let them implement what they agreed to so that we can have confidence that this process can work.

04:34:43 Let them abide by what was written, and then we can sit down closely and resume negotiations.

04:34:49 There are threats against President Trump and his family from Iran as well.

04:34:53 Oh, finally you brought it up.

04:34:55 How do you move on? How do you get to a deal?

04:34:58 look look if in iran think if something happens to the family we in the government do not want

04:35:06 to dominate if we intended to do so we wouldn't be sitting at the negotiating table we wouldn't

04:35:12 have sat together the fact that some people are saying these things is coming from indignation

04:35:17 they're deeply upset no no is guys that's a lie that's a lie remember going to our boom boom 0.71

04:35:26 jihad bingo sheet uh the islamic regime state media that's all controlled by the government 0.59

04:35:34 there's no such thing as freedom of press in occupied iran the the irib is another branch

04:35:40 of the islamic regime they control everything every single video that comes out on durka tv

04:35:48 has to be approved by the islamic regime ministry of cultural affairs and islamic law

04:35:54 literally literally ever guys anything that happens especially if it's on tv or media it

04:36:03 has to be approved by like the islamic regime ministry of you know culture and islamic law

04:36:09 or something like that so the fact that the islamic regime is openly broadcasting and airing

04:36:20 tv shows where they're declaring you know how to assassinate president trump or whatever

04:36:26 or his family that is government approved messaging that is government approved messaging

04:36:32 that durka position is banking on the fact that most americans don't know that the islamic regime

04:36:41 tv stations are all controlled by the islamic regime he's hoping that americans will just assume

04:36:48 that the tv networks are privately owned companies guys there's nothing is privately owned nothing is 0.95

04:36:54 privately owned everything is owned and controlled by the islamic regime that's what a totalitarian 0.87

04:37:01 authoritarian dictatorship looks like right they control everything so that is a flat-out lie 0.93

04:37:09 this is a flat-out lie the supreme leader is not simply a leader of the government the president

04:37:13 or a politician there are tens of millions perhaps hundreds of millions of people in the region

04:37:19 who believe in and follow our leader take him take him to take him to whatever region that

04:37:26 wants them we don't want him you how in what other way are we iranians supposed to say 0.99

04:37:32 we don't want your dead muslim pedophile dictator take him back to najab go to pakistan go to i 0.99

04:37:39 don't care where go go leave iran there are tens of millions that want him take him there 1.00

04:37:46 take him to whichever third world hellhole wants wants your dead dictator and leave us alone 0.90

04:37:57 they martyred our leader good i'm glad i'm glad i'm glad they martyred your leader and 0.98

04:38:02 sent him to hell where he belongs thank you israel thank you america for doing that 0.75

04:38:08 they did in iraq and pakistan this is a matter of faith so based on that faith people can't accept 0.78

04:38:16 what was done hypothetically speaking let's say in iran they want to assassinate from the standpoint

04:38:22 of the government if that were what we intended to do we would not be sitting at the negotiating

04:38:27 table but you're saying it's too politically difficult to meet with the president now

04:38:33 until trust is restored.

04:38:40 As long as they don't cease doing what they're imposing on us every day,

04:38:43 it's difficult to trust them.

04:38:46 Every day they increase the sanctions against us.

04:38:49 Every day they threaten us.

04:38:50 Every day they strike us.

04:38:52 And they don't honor what they've put in writing.

04:38:55 So if they engage in talks, will they actually follow through?

04:38:58 They don't honor what they've signed.

04:39:00 how can we believe that if we talk the problem would get resolved

04:39:04 mr president i am out of time here we appreciate your time today

04:39:10 you know what the only thing that she's upset about is that is that like you know her her her

04:39:18 time with her like weird durka fetish fantasy is over look perhaps wait what is she saying here 1.00

04:39:26 Like, why does she look like that? Why does she look like she's been crying? Why does she look like this is, like, an emotional interview that she's having with, like, I don't know, um, like, like, she's pretending as if he's, like, some sort of freedom fighter or, like, some, some civil, civil rights activist or something. Like, this is, this is insane.

04:39:52 Look at her face.

04:39:53 What's going on?

04:39:53 President, I am out of time here. We appreciate your time today.

04:39:59 And perhaps a deal can be reached despite everything you just laid out.

04:40:06 We hope that happens and peace is established in the region. 0.89

04:40:11 And the United States stops supporting Israel.

04:40:15 Which is carrying out what we consider genocide and acts on the basis of justice and fairness.

04:40:20 you're the ones you're the ones who are committing genocide by the way guys i just wanted to share

04:40:27 this comment so um all the iranians who are watching are now making fun of that journalist 0.96

04:40:33 because uh so like this one iranian wrote um sexy pezishkian with like the the two poop emojis so 0.61

04:40:43 So, yeah, we're all now making fun of that Durkha woman. 1.00

04:40:46 What is wrong with her? 0.95

04:40:50 He's already back.

04:40:51 He already went back to occupied Iran. 0.99

04:40:54 Pizishkian is still in the United States, though.

04:40:57 It acts on the basis of justice and fairness.

04:41:00 Yeah, what about justice and fairness for the Iranian people, you terrorist?

04:41:07 They should not drive people from their homes. 1.00

04:41:10 Kill innocent people. 0.89

04:41:11 You killed innocent people! 1.00

04:41:12 you killed innocent iranians you murdered iranian children shame on you target children hospitals 0.98

04:41:19 and scientists that's because you use them for military purposes you literally use schools 0.95

04:41:29 the islamic regime literally uses schools as military bases

04:41:32 and they would say the same to their regional neighbors and to the united states thank you 1.00

04:41:44 wow we're all friends with our neighbors they have inflicted the war on us 1.00

04:41:52 oh my gosh you know you know what guys like i actually i actually feel like like this idiot 0.99

04:42:00 thinks that she's going to win, like, a Pulitzer Prize or something. Like, she's probably thinking 0.99

04:42:05 this is, like, the highlight of her career. And she's like, oh, look, I humanized, I humanized

04:42:12 the Durka. Take that, President Trump. Look at the way she's looking at him. This is so gross.

04:42:18 This is so gross. Like, ew. It's so, so gross. Like, I don't understand. I don't understand why, like, Western leftist feminist women have a weird fetish for, like, Muslim terrorists.

04:42:41 I don't I don't know I don't get it it's it's weird it's weird look so nasty guys Iranian men 0.98

04:42:50 are so attractive and yet look at this Durka like this Durka lover here so nasty um anyways guys 0.99

04:42:56 there you go so um that is that was a wild interview there's one more interview to go

04:43:03 through we're not going to get through that tonight um because it's late and I need to go

04:43:09 asleep. But we'll get to it tomorrow. But I don't know about you, but I noticed a lot of parallels

04:43:17 between the Gorbachev interview and Pizishkian's interview. I'm very interested to watch

04:43:24 Arochi's interview tomorrow to see what other parallels we can find. But very, very interesting

04:43:32 stuff. Okay, let me get to your questions and comments and super chats and I'm going to end

04:43:36 the live stream um so we have uh casey casey stewart says dear goldie as a newly adopted 0.77

04:43:46 american lady of culture you are officially dubbed a regan baby america has spoken the

04:43:54 matter is settled oh thank you yeah guys honestly with the way things are going in canada um if

04:43:59 iran isn't free soon i might have to like seek asylum in the united states so there you go guys

04:44:05 but thank you i appreciate that uh push-up says fall of islamic regime will probably look more

04:44:12 like fall of so i can't even pronounce that it's it's past 1 a.m i'm gonna try to pronounce that

04:44:20 uh push-ups i will look this up you know actually just let me let me look it up right now

04:44:35 okay so that that's the that's the romanian oh interesting yes yes push-ups you're on to

04:44:49 something push-ups you're on to something so the fall of nicolay guys i'm sorry i can't pronounce

04:44:56 that sorry if if there are any romanians in the chat if you could spell it out phonetically oh

04:45:03 wait, guys, Ralph is here. Ralph, so we actually have a question for you. I'm so glad you're here.

04:45:11 Ralph, you're from Azerbaijan. Now, Azerbaijan was under Soviet control at one time and was

04:45:19 occupied by the Soviets. How do you feel about the fact that the Soviet Union collapsed and

04:45:28 Azerbaijan is free um i just wanted to get your your thoughts on that from you know someone

04:45:35 um who's in a country that uh that was occupied um by the soviets so glad you're here ralph if

04:45:41 you could just let us know the comments in the chat um that would be that would be great thank

04:45:46 you um okay so going back here yeah this this this looks

04:45:58 this looks pretty much like um like that i've always had a feeling that once you know once the

04:46:05 time comes um it's going to be quick so yeah push-ups i agree with you on this i agree with

04:46:13 you on this this kind of looks like uh how i think it would happen i mean let's see let's see

04:46:21 hopefully it'll be quick and uh with as you know minimal bloodshed and violence as possible um

04:46:31 ignati from wyoming says i was born in uh by la russia i'm sorry i'm sorry if i'm not pronouncing

04:46:41 that properly guys i i apologize um when it comes to translating or or pronunciations

04:46:48 i'm more comfortable with middle eastern than with um then with eastern european so i apologize if

04:46:55 i'm um mispronouncing but i'll try to i'll try to learn the pronunciations uh we had three years of

04:47:02 independence before our current dictator erased our culture and flag and sold us out to putin

04:47:08 and khamenei yeah it's unfortunate uh belarus um which is the english pronunciation um belarus

04:47:16 is unfortunately currently occupied um by russia through through the puppet dictatorship

04:47:23 um ignati says candace owen resents saddam and gaddafi's deaths i mean that that's a pretty 0.73

04:47:33 standard take for her um robert says terrible people if human at all yeah i agree the islamic 0.97

04:47:40 regime terrible people they're not even human that's why i call them the feces of satan 0.98

04:47:44 fadi says durka logic developing nuclear is haram but murdering innocent unarmed protesters 0.81

04:47:51 and using schools for military purposes is hello exactly that's exactly it right

04:47:56 dirkha logic dirkha logic make it make sense

04:48:04 oh someone is saying

04:48:08 yeah no no i agree like it's it's it's a it's a dictatorship it's a it it's a dictatorship it's

04:48:14 the same thing as occupied iran where they say the president is the president right okay guys

04:48:18 we got the proper pronunciation chow chow chescu thank you chow chescu okay that's how it's pronounced

04:48:26 thank you for that. Appreciate that. Okay. I am going to have to end the live stream now. So I

04:48:36 want to thank you all for tuning in to tonight's evening edition of The Goldie Show. I had a good

04:48:44 time. That was very interesting. I personally learned quite a lot. I actually hadn't seen

04:48:50 um that full uh interview with Gorbachev before um I also didn't realize how hilarious the Baghdad

04:49:01 Bob video was because it happened so long ago and I don't think I ever watched the full thing

04:49:06 so I think at some point we actually do have to do like a full Baghdad Bob watch party because

04:49:13 that was actually hilarious that's that's what some of the most hilarious footage I've ever seen

04:49:19 As always, guys, thank you so much for tuning in.

04:49:23 I'll see you all tomorrow for Iran Revolution Live and then, of course, The Goldie Show.

04:49:27 As always, I'm Goldie Gamari.

04:49:29 You've been watching The Goldie Show.

04:49:31 And now, you know, I'll see all of you guys tomorrow.

04:49:48 Thank you.

04:50:18 Thank you.

04:50:48 Thank you.

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04:51:48 Thank you.

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Goldie Ghamari - September 30, 2026

🚨 From Gorbachev to Baghdad Bob： What Pezeshkian & Araghchi’s Interviews Reveal About Iran

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