Goldie Ghamari - Iran Documentary Watch Party

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00:04:30.000 well hello everyone welcome to a rare episode of the goldie show where prior to the beginning of

00:04:57.980 the Iranian revolution, I would go live in the evenings and we would watch a documentary.

00:05:04.580 We would have a documentary watch party about Iran. We would talk about it, you know, have a

00:05:11.360 conversation in the chats. So there you go. That's what we're going to do tonight. And one of the

00:05:21.180 reasons that I'm doing this tonight, even though I'm super

00:05:25.440 exhausted, is because my radar is kind of going woo, because I'm

00:05:37.380 getting vibes that I had on February 27. I mean, we've

00:05:42.880 already analyzed all of that today. So I also actually, I

00:05:50.460 also want to watch Sean Hannity when he goes live at 9pm, which is in about 20 minutes. So

00:05:58.500 that's what that's what we're going to do at night. I mean, Jesse Waters is there right now.

00:06:06.540 But I think if he was speaking about Iran, already missed that part. But I distinctly remember

00:06:13.940 the closer that we got to the attack, um, on February 28th, the, the stronger the messaging

00:06:24.020 got. And I'm starting to see that again, not just from president Trump, not just from the people

00:06:29.500 around him, but also from Sean Hannity and, and Mark Levin. So, um, as much as I want to sleep,

00:06:38.260 I don't know if I can. Um, so we're going to doom scroll a little bit. I don't know how long

00:06:43.440 this is going to last. So I don't know how much of this documentary we're going to get through,

00:06:49.020 but we will start watching this. And then when Sean Hannity goes live in about 20 minutes,

00:06:56.980 we'll switch over to Sean Hannity and see what the latest news is. So there we go. So this is

00:07:05.300 a documentary. It's a rarely, very rarely seen documentary. It was filmed in 1977. And yes,

00:07:17.240 this is our late Shahanshah Aryamir in his youth. So, um, I think it says here 19, is that 1935?

00:07:31.500 Is that 1935?

00:07:35.300 yeah yeah so this this is our our Shah Shahan Shah when he was a strapping young lad in his

00:07:48.260 I believe this would be in his early 20s because he was born um in 1919 and this is 1935 so here

00:07:58.080 this he here he is 26 years old so all right let's start watching this documentary and i will

00:08:07.280 keep an eye on sean hennedy i still remember it there was an old man there coming every day

00:08:16.680 to supply our school with milk and probably he had heard of me and one day he asked me

00:08:24.100 When I was in America in 1964, almost nobody knew where Iran was.

00:08:42.460 And they would ask me questions like, you know, how did you get here?

00:08:45.740 And I would say, I came with planes, of course.

00:08:49.260 And they look as if they don't believe it.

00:08:50.940 They couldn't believe, you know, we had planes.

00:08:53.120 after a while i started saying you know i came with flying flying carpet i came on the flying

00:08:57.360 carpet and did oh my gosh oh my gosh i can't believe he made the flying carpet joke guys

00:09:09.920 so oh my gosh even back in like the the 60s and 70s when people were like oh you're from

00:09:16.240 iran how did you get here they wouldn't believe us when we said plane so the guys are going to

00:09:21.120 flying carpet oh my gosh i i love that this has been a running joke for like 60 70 years oh my

00:09:27.120 gosh let's listen to that part again and they look as if they don't believe it they couldn't

00:09:32.880 believe you know we had planes so after a while i started saying you know i came with flying

00:09:37.440 flying carpets i came on a flying carpet and they look as if they really believe

00:09:44.320 oh my gosh oh wait where was that flying carpet

00:09:47.360 it. Remember that flying carpet AI video? Look at this. Look at this.

00:10:01.880 Guys, so even back in like the 60s and 70s, people thought that, you know, we traveled,

00:10:09.900 we Persian slash Iranians traveled on flying carpets. Yeah, guys. So fun fact, we Iranians

00:10:17.340 we actually do have flying carpets. That's why Persian rugs are very expensive. Persian carpets

00:10:23.400 are very expensive. However, you have to have the Iranian gene in order to activate the flying 1.00

00:10:30.380 carpet, right? But here's a totally real and not AI generated video of flying carpets.

00:10:47.340 real footage of uh of the you know iranian flying carpets oh poor guy he was so frustrated say

00:11:09.460 i came with plane of course and they look at it they don't believe it they couldn't believe you

00:11:14.920 we had planes so after a while i started saying you know i came with flying flying carpet i came

00:11:20.040 on the flying carpet and they look as if they really believed it

00:11:33.480 iran or persia as it was known for most of its history

00:11:37.080 is at the crossroads of the middle east and asia

00:11:44.920 I got these guys. So this, these are the traveling schools. Okay. So one of the things that the Shah 0.67

00:11:52.540 of Iran did, and I've, I've explained this in a previous documentary that we've watched about

00:11:59.740 Iran. So the Shah was on this very aggressive campaign, aggressive in a positive way. He was 0.92

00:12:07.720 on a very aggressive campaign to increase the literacy rate in Iran because before the

00:12:14.760 Pahlavi dynasty, when the Qajar dynasty was in power, um, the, the clerics were in power and

00:12:20.900 they didn't want an educated populace. They wanted everyone to be illiterate and educated and just 0.96

00:12:26.200 like basically learn the Quran and that's it. Um, so the Shah, uh, he called it, uh, he actually

00:12:32.800 called it like the war, um, uh, the war against illiteracy. And he actually created like, like 0.58

00:12:40.860 this peace corps um that was you know basically it was like a branch of the iranian artish

00:12:47.500 um and it was young men and women who were tasked with going around the country and uh educating

00:12:54.460 right like basically building schools and educating young people now there uh you know back then and

00:13:00.300 you know to to a degree today um there were a lot of like nomadic tribes and the shah um he wanted

00:13:08.620 to respect people's way of life, right? He wanted to respect their nomadic ways and, you know,

00:13:15.980 like the way that they've lived and all of that. So instead of forcing children to leave their

00:13:22.300 families to go to like a, you know, residential school or something like that, instead the Shah

00:13:27.760 creates something called mobile schools, where you see this person. So this is like someone who

00:13:34.060 was part of the Shah's like literacy Peace Corps. And this person would basically be assigned to 0.77

00:13:42.160 a nomadic tribe. And it would be like, like a, you know, like a mobile school. So wherever

00:13:49.560 the tribe went, this teacher who was, you know, funded by the state, right? So the Shah paid for 0.99

00:13:56.560 all of this using, you know, government money. Um, this teacher would go along with, with the

00:14:04.020 nomadic tribes, like whichever nomadic tribe they were assigned to. And, you know, he would just

00:14:10.220 have a mobile school and teach the children. So don't like, don't, don't make the mistake of

00:14:16.040 thinking that like, um, this is like, you know, because the Shah didn't want to build schools.

00:14:20.520 No, this is one of the mobile schools that the Shah started creating as a sort of a solution to, you know, educate the population while at the same time respecting the, you know, culture and heritage and way of life of the various tribes.

00:14:43.080 So that's what this is.

00:14:50.520 in the so-called free world the image of iran is of a land where oppression rule oh these are

00:15:00.420 the communist guys these are the communist terrorists we've spoken about this okay this

00:15:05.740 is good this is good it's often stated or implied that iran is a police state if it was this series

00:15:12.840 of film reports could not have been made iran is a paradox it's an anti-communist state with a

00:15:20.100 leader who is putting into practice the policies which some revolutionaries only shout about.

00:15:50.100 Thank you.

00:16:20.100 Persia was the first world power more than two and a half thousand years ago this city

00:16:39.220 of Persepolis now in splendid ruin was the center of an empire which stretched from Greece

00:16:45.480 to India.

00:17:12.240 According to history, it's likely the Persians would have expanded still further and become 0.79

00:17:16.740 the first supreme power in southeastern Europe if the Greeks of the mainland had not stopped 0.98

00:17:21.920 them. 1.00

00:17:38.140 It took the Persians 65 years to build Persepolis with the help of the most skilled craftsmen

00:17:43.540 and materials from every corner of their vast empire.

00:17:50.020 The conquering Greeks, led by Alexander, destroyed the city in a few days.

00:17:55.340 He burned it deliberately because he saw in this the essence of the empire.

00:18:03.340 He saw in Persepolis the might and culture and everything that the Persians had seen

00:18:10.580 in their own empire in one crucible, and he wanted to tell them that because it is Persepolis

00:18:19.160 and your empire, then Persepolis is finished.

00:18:24.580 So these, oh, first of all, Amir, thank you so much for the super sticker.

00:18:28.960 Appreciate that.

00:18:30.960 Someone is asking, are these architectural sites still there?

00:18:35.420 They are still there.

00:18:37.400 However, they're not in a good state. 1.00

00:18:40.340 The Islamic regime has tried to destroy them.

00:18:45.120 At this point, they have not maintained them.

00:18:49.160 Back when the 1979 Islamic coup d'etat happened,

00:18:55.120 initially the mullahs tried to destroy them,

00:18:58.880 similar to how like the Taliban destroyed all the Buddhist statues in Afghanistan and, you know,

00:19:04.300 ISIS destroyed the, you know, Babylonian statues and cities and even some of the Iranian cities

00:19:12.100 in Iraq. But when they tried to do it in Iran, Iranians stopped them because, you know, we are

00:19:19.800 very proud of our heritage and culture. However, that's not to say that the Islamic regime won't 0.91

00:19:27.320 go scorched earth. And, you know, one of the things that we are actually very worried about 0.99

00:19:31.660 is, you know, the Islamic regime destroying Persepolis and all of our ancient historical 0.87

00:19:38.920 sites when they're almost, you know, destroyed. So, you know, we're keeping an eye on that. But

00:19:46.520 it is a very real possibility that the Islamic regime might destroy Persepolis or many other 0.99

00:19:52.460 of our ancient heritage sites as a way to go scorched earth and, you know, punish the Iranian 0.95

00:19:56.820 people for kicking Islam out of Iran and your empire is also finished and in fact this is what 0.96

00:20:03.980 happened once Persepolis was burned then the Persian Empire collapsed

00:20:09.240 Persepolis was destroyed in 330 BC from that time till recently and apart from brief periods

00:20:19.860 of cultural and artistic achievement the Persians were finished

00:20:26.820 from the late 17th century onwards iran's peasants were amongst the poorest and most backward in the 0.99

00:20:38.420 world that is thanks to islam by the way thanks to islam because the mullahs had a feudal system 0.99

00:20:46.000 right so the feudal like basically like you know think of like medieval europe yeah that was 0.63

00:20:52.040 medieval europe basically was what iran was like until 1925 when the pahlavi dynasty took over um

00:21:00.760 so yeah yeah it was the pahlavi it was the grandfather of the current

00:21:05.320 shah so it was rizal shah the great um who actually like got rid of the feudal system

00:21:15.240 the peasants had no human or legal rights of any kind they were exploited without mercy

00:21:20.840 from within by the landlords and Iran's ruling elite,

00:21:24.840 and from without by foreign powers, mostly Russia and Britain. 0.84

00:21:36.480 So the father of the Kurds Shah ascended the throne in 1941,

00:21:45.080 But his father, the grandfather of the Kurd Shah, Reza Shah the Great, he became the Shah of Iran in 1925 through a vote from the parliament at the time.

00:22:07.160 so the pahlavi dynasty was founded in 1925. so the first pahlavi um came came to power in 1925

00:22:17.640 and then shahansha uh ascended the throne in 1941. yeah no no that's okay

00:22:27.080 in the province of baluchistan on modern iran's border with pakistan

00:22:31.000 a tribesman madad notani recalls the life of 25 years ago

00:22:35.320 25 years ago if a vehicle passed through this area the people in the vehicle would

00:22:43.320 have been done for to begin with then a hundred or so local people would have been killed as well

00:22:53.000 why because in those days the roads were unsafe there were no schools there were

00:22:58.520 no gendarmery posts there were none of these wells or other developments

00:23:05.320 the people spent most of their lives fighting there is a place near here 18

00:23:13.840 miles away called the cemetery there are still the graves there of almost 70

00:23:21.140 Englishmen who were killed as they passed our people are buried there too

00:23:25.620 in fours and sixes so guys this is a Baloch tribesmen okay and this doc so

00:23:35.120 guys it says at the bottom you see where the ticker is so this documentary was filmed in 1977

00:23:40.980 um and right now he's talking about what the province of baluchistan was like before the the

00:23:50.680 shah shah and shah are you before he invested in the province so um he's saying like you know 25

00:23:56.640 30 years ago there were no roads there were no schools there was there were no wells there was

00:24:02.140 no infrastructure. And then, you know, then he's going to say like the Shah, like brought about 0.94

00:24:07.380 all of this, like, um, you know, development and industrialization. So yeah, guys. So, so there 0.79

00:24:16.680 are no Durkhas here. There are no Durkhas here right now. This is the documentary from 1977.

00:24:22.520 I'll let you know when we see Durkhas, this guy is not an imam. Um, he's wearing a different

00:24:28.600 type of of of uh like you know turban or whatever he's he's not a durka

00:24:34.840 the cause of the killing in the cemetery i told you about was our own territory our land and water

00:24:46.780 so you know my um my grandfather like my father's father um more like a similar head thing um because

00:24:56.880 this was like this was a very like it's a very traditional common thing um and it's not it's not

00:25:04.780 just like like an islam thing right of course the the jihadis approach like they appropriate

00:25:10.460 everything right so they've also appropriated um like the head thing but for example if you look 0.59

00:25:17.820 at ferdosi right if you look at images of ferdosi so ferdosi is one of our most like basically

00:25:25.660 Ferdossi is the guy who... Oh, what's going on here? I just want to show this image.

00:25:35.240 So you see this? So Ferdossi is basically the Iranian version of Shakespeare. And Ferdossi

00:25:43.180 wore this sort of turban, head wrap type of thing as well. So it's not like a Durka

00:25:55.260 imam thing. Um, there's different styles, there's different variations. Um, yeah, like it, it could

00:26:03.260 be kind of like Bedouin-ish as well. So yeah, just, just because someone is wearing like, like a,

00:26:09.820 a turban. Um, yeah, they also stole the keffiyeh a hundred percent. The, the, the, the Durkhas also 0.99

00:26:15.820 stole the keffiyeh. Um, yeah. And basically Ferdowsi is like the Iranian version of Shakespeare. 1.00

00:26:22.300 here. Um, and he basically saved the Persian language. Um, so there's, there's different,

00:26:28.340 different styles and different versions of that. So this guy, no, he's not, he's not a Durka.

00:26:34.560 He's basically like a rural tribal person. Right. So, um, that's why like, you know, 0.95

00:26:41.420 he's kind of missing some teeth here, but because, you know, it's, it's, it's a rough life. It's a,

00:26:46.240 it's a rough life you know it was a it was a rough uh rough life back in the day if you're like you

00:26:52.240 know living in a rural area and you don't have access to all the amenities um yeah and and this 0.89

00:27:00.560 is what the shah was combating so anyways he's gonna speak about this like he's gonna talk about 0.51

00:27:04.560 this now the cause of the killing in the cemetery i told you about was our own territory our land

00:27:13.920 and water

00:27:25.120 if a foreigner tried to take away a single stone from our territory we were ready to lose 200 lives

00:27:31.280 to defend it okay so did you catch that so this is what armin and oh wait sean hannity is starting 0.98

00:27:38.480 OK. All right. And welcome to Hannity this Friday night in a follow up to their no kings protest.

00:27:47.580 The left is once again. They love taking to the streets this time in support of communism for their patriotic nationwide mayday protests against billionaires.

00:27:58.520 The question is, who's funding and mobilizing the seemingly endless stream of radical left wing protesters?

00:28:05.540 We have a full report tonight. Also, President Trump moving to ensure the economy works for

00:28:11.260 all Americans. Earlier today, he spoke to seniors at the villages about tax breaks and social

00:28:18.240 security changes. And while President Trump's economy works for all Americans, radical socialists

00:28:24.580 continue to demonize wealthy Americans. But there may be a rift growing between New York City Mayor

00:28:31.120 radical Zoran Marx's Kami Mamdani, and the New York governor, Kathy Hochul, who just threw cold

00:28:37.100 water on his latest plan to tax the rich. We'll have more on that later. Maria Bartiromo will

00:28:42.240 join us. And Kamala's efforts to stay relevant ahead of the 2028 election are off to a bit of

00:28:48.940 a sleepy start. But first, tonight we begin in Iran, where the rogue regime has offered a response

00:28:55.580 to the draft of the latest peace deal, speaking with reporters on the White House lawn earlier

00:29:00.880 today, President Trump said, well, he's not satisfied, nor should he be. Take a look.

00:29:06.560 So they want to make a deal, but I don't, I'm not satisfied with it. So we'll see what happens.

00:29:12.100 Iran wants to make a deal because they have no military left, essentially, and

00:29:17.720 they want to make a deal, but I'm not satisfied.

00:29:21.780 All right. Now, remember just yesterday, Iran's Supreme Leader allegedly vowed to protect their

00:29:26.560 nuclear and missile capabilities at all costs, showing once again that the rogue regime cares

00:29:31.740 more about protecting their nuclear ambition than their economy, their oil industry, or even the

00:29:37.840 Iranian people. And let me be clear, there can be under no circumstances, Donald Trump will never,

00:29:44.380 ever, ever allow them to be a nuclear power. And for the sake of not just national security,

00:29:51.540 but frankly, the security of the world. The world owes Donald Trump a debt of gratitude.

00:29:57.160 It is imperative the president hold firm. He will. But yesterday's statement, allegedly from

00:30:02.360 the Supreme Leader, just another written statement delivered on state-run TV, which

00:30:07.320 raises a whole new set of concerns. And one major question, who exactly is in charge of Iran right

00:30:14.520 now? Over the last number of weeks, numerous reports have surfaced that the Supreme Leader

00:30:19.760 may be either dead or severely wounded, disfigured, incapacitated altogether,

00:30:26.280 leaving what is a massive void in whatever is left of the country's leadership.

00:30:31.240 Now, one that President Trump told reporters today has led to so much infighting within the rogue regime

00:30:36.840 that it may prohibit them from reaching a deal altogether.

00:30:41.040 And here's what he said about that. Take a listen.

00:30:42.940 We're doing everything in terms of negotiation right now, in terms of the negotiation telephonically.

00:30:51.880 They've made strides, but I'm not sure if they ever get there.

00:30:58.640 There's tremendous discord.

00:31:01.200 There's tremendous, they're having a tremendous problem getting along with each other in Iran.

00:31:06.460 The leadership is very disjointed.

00:31:09.240 It's got two to three groups, maybe four.

00:31:11.800 and it's a very disjointed leadership.

00:31:15.680 And with that being said, they all want to make a deal, but they're all messed up.

00:31:21.300 Now, in yet another sign of their bad faith intentions during the negotiation process,

00:31:26.700 according to a new report, Iran has been using the ceasefire to step up their efforts to

00:31:32.340 excavate missiles and other munitions that they hid underground or that were buried under rubble

00:31:38.540 from previous airstrikes. Our very own Peter Ducey is live at the White House tonight

00:31:43.200 in the press room. Peter, thanks for staying up late. We appreciate it.

00:31:47.620 All right. The president said a lot today, but at the end of the day,

00:31:51.560 I think the president is getting closer to not only the blockade, the embargo, but also going

00:31:58.900 back to military strikes. He's giving every indication that is now under deep consideration.

00:32:04.040 Yes. And we have a soundbite where he told me exactly what is under consideration. But the president says about these negotiations that Iran is asking for things he cannot agree to. And we know what the magic words are. When it comes to these negotiations, the magic words are not please or thank you.

00:32:22.340 They are no new nuclear weapons until the Iranians say that President Trump is not going to budge.

00:32:29.080 And even though the president and his team notified Congress that on paper, the hostilities with Iran have been terminated.

00:32:36.240 That is just a bookkeeping thing because none of the assets that the president deployed to the Persian Gulf have moved a muscle back towards the United States.

00:32:45.280 So they had the CENTCOM commander, Admiral Brad Cooper, come here yesterday to lay out for the president exactly how he might be able to use the Pentagon and those assets to nudge the Iranians into saying those magic words, no nuclear weapons.

00:33:00.520 And this is what the president told me.

00:33:03.420 You had the CENTCOM commander come in here yesterday.

00:33:07.180 Was he briefing you on a different approach and options?

00:33:11.180 What kind of options?

00:33:12.000 How would it look different? 0.52

00:33:13.020 options i mean do we want to go and just blast the hell out of them and finish him forever or do 0.71

00:33:18.380 we want to try and make a deal those are the options do you want to go blast the hell out of 0.78

00:33:22.860 them i prefer not on a human basis i prefer not but that's the option and even though there was

00:33:29.100 some reporting in the atlantic in the last couple days that jd vance is worried and telling the

00:33:33.100 president that he's worried about low missile and bomb stockpiles for the u.s the president has said

00:33:39.020 That is not a concern of his because they can always move munitions around from bases that they are in different parts of the world.

00:33:45.700 So that is not a concern. These these strikes are a possibility, but it doesn't seem likely if the Iranians just tell the president they're not going to build a nuclear bomb. 0.71

00:33:56.020 At that point, he is putting it out publicly and privately.

00:34:01.020 This will all be over and the troops, the American troops will come home.

00:34:04.720 Sean. You know, Peter, what the president said to me directly, he said, Sean, I could I could wipe out their economic infrastructure for the next 20 years and I could do it in about 10 minutes.

00:34:17.660 However, and he mentioned that in the earlier clip, that for humanitarian purposes, there's 90 plus million Iranians that will be impacted for the next decade or so to come. 0.57

00:34:27.300 He's trying not to go there. I prefer not for humanitarian reasons. That really is the only

00:34:33.940 thing holding him back. And he's hoping that they can sort out this power struggle

00:34:38.700 so that he doesn't have to go that route. Yes. And the other thing that would be holding him

00:34:45.940 back right now is the gas prices are like $4.40 a gallon now. It's up about $1.40 from the start

00:34:51.980 of the war. He knows that that is a big problem, but he says something that experts agree with.

00:34:57.300 As soon as the strait is open, they will come down really quickly.

00:35:00.200 But he does not seem to want he seems to know that they can't go much higher without becoming a huge political problem for him and his pals up the street in a midterm year.

00:35:12.180 All right. Peter Doocy at the White House tonight. Thank you.

00:35:14.940 It was a busy week for President Trump at the White House following yet another assassination attempt last Saturday as he welcomed King Charles and Queen Camilla at the White House.

00:35:25.940 He hosted a state dinner, all while trying to navigate a ceasefire, negotiations, and a potential deal with Iran.

00:35:34.000 Here with more, White House Deputy Chief of Staff, Homeland Security Advisor Stephen Miller.

00:35:39.160 You know, I don't know why the legacy media mob, they don't like you.

00:35:45.160 Because your own wife said that you put yourself in harm's way to protect her.

00:35:50.940 And then the media, they spun it the exact opposite way when it's not true.

00:35:56.760 I mean, you can't win for losing here, Stephen.

00:36:00.000 Well, I will say that I was very gratified to see, although I certainly would never would never seek it out.

00:36:06.660 All the people online on social media who were saying positive things.

00:36:11.760 But it's just the husband's natural reaction.

00:36:14.640 You know, we're down there. You hear all the glass breaking.

00:36:17.920 You hear all of the plates dropping.

00:36:19.580 you look around you see everybody huddled to the ground but what is any husband's instinct going to

00:36:24.460 be he's going to obviously put his body over his wife in this case my very my very pregnant wife

00:36:29.900 and so again that's just any any husband's first reaction in that situation but let me also just

00:36:36.060 say what in the what an exemplary job secret service did inside that room what i saw is very

00:36:42.940 fascinating when once the after the shots were fired and everybody was dropped to the ground

00:36:47.820 I looked around. I saw agent after agent after agent with weapons unholstered running towards

00:36:55.620 the danger. I also saw a Secret Service agent within seconds get in front of the president

00:37:01.460 to be that human shield. And I saw a president of the United States demonstrate total, absolute

00:37:08.440 calm under fire, calm, confidence, command under pressure. Here's a man who has endured

00:37:17.300 multiple, repeated assassination attempts brought about by radical left-wing rhetoric,

00:37:23.020 radical left-wing hate, and he is unfazed, undaunted, undeterred. That being said, Sean,

00:37:29.680 we must condemn the Democrat Party's rhetoric of hate and violence that continues to lead

00:37:37.460 to these heinous attacks. You know, I'm looking at the three examples. We have Butler,

00:37:44.200 we have Trump International, we have what happened last Saturday night. In my view,

00:37:49.620 things have to change a little bit. You're right. I have nothing but the highest praise

00:37:55.440 for the agents on the ground that night. They will take a bullet for everybody in that room. 0.99

00:38:01.840 They acted so fast. It was amazing to watch them in action. I'm worried that maybe we need 0.99

00:38:09.020 multiple perimeters maybe they need to be further away from any venue where the president is

00:38:14.780 maybe you know if it's going to be in a ballroom that has a hotel associated with it

00:38:20.540 why isn't every room swept and after you sweep it you clear it you hold it um if they don't

00:38:26.780 have the resources to do it which is which i understand is a real concern at that point

00:38:32.860 i would suggest that maybe that's not the right venue this can't keep happening

00:38:37.260 They didn't sweep the treat area by those holes at Trump International.

00:38:42.580 How did a guy get on a roof 130 yards away in Butler?

00:38:46.180 I'm getting concerned not about the agents, not about their bravery, not about their courage.

00:38:52.980 I'm getting concerned that the perimeter is not far enough.

00:38:56.400 I'm concerned there's not enough sweeping going on.

00:38:59.820 Yes. Well, look, I can tell you that the Secret Service takes very seriously all of the questions that have been raised after each of these incidences.

00:39:12.360 And every time one of these incidences occurs, they go into planning mode to adjust and adapt and change tactics based on each new evolving threat.

00:39:21.600 But as the president mentioned, this venue is a uniquely challenging venue as a ballroom venue.

00:39:29.820 The number of different entrances into the hotel, the number of guests that are staying at the hotel, the number of the number of protectees, the number of government officials that are here at the same time, the number of obviously media personalities and business officials and everyone else.

00:39:46.680 And it's, again, part of security. It's a very important point. Part of security is also having the most secure venues. And that's why we need the White House ballroom.

00:39:55.400 But let me just say again, President Trump has shown leadership over and over and over again in the face of death and in the face of danger.

00:40:04.900 But what we need is a Democrat party that is going to tell its radical members and base to stop fomenting hatred and violence that is threatening the life of our president and is threatening the safety of Republicans and conservatives all over this country.

00:40:22.740 Hey, Stephen, they're threatening your family.

00:40:25.020 They've doxed your house. They've doxed your family. You've got now three young kids at home.

00:40:30.680 I mean, this has got to stop. Their rhetoric is so over the top. It is dehumanizing. It is

00:40:36.020 insightful. You couldn't be more right. Anyway, I'm glad you're safe. I'm glad Katie's safe. I'm

00:40:41.480 glad the baby's safe. Scary times at the end of the day. Look, those of us serving President

00:40:48.400 Trump, we follow his example. We don't think about our safety. What we think about is doing

00:40:53.800 OR A JOB FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, AND PRESIDENT TRUMP UNDERSTANDS THAT WE CAN'T HAVE A

00:40:58.440 REPUBLIC, WE CAN'T HAVE A FUNCTIONING DEMOCRACY WHEN YOU HAVE RADICAL LEFT-WING DOMESTIC

00:41:04.360 TERRORISTS THAT ARE CONSTANTLY AT WAR, VIOLENTLY AT WAR WITH THE PEOPLE THAT ARE TRYING TO SERVE 0.87

00:41:10.040 THIS COUNTRY. WHAT HAPPENED TO CHARLIE KIRK, WHAT'S HAPPENED OVER AND OVER AGAIN TO REPUBLICANS

00:41:15.880 AND CONSERVATIVES ACROSS THIS COUNTRY, WHAT HAPPENED IN THE NEAR-DEATH EXPERIENCES FOR PRESIDENT

00:41:20.040 Trump is completely and totally the result and a byproduct of a campaign of dehumanization

00:41:27.000 from the radical left in this country. And we have to recognize that, Sean, and be honest about it.

00:41:31.880 It's dehumanizing. It's insightful. And frankly, their words have meaning. And there are crazy

00:41:38.680 people out there, and they listen to it day in and day out. Nazi, fascist, racist, Gestapo, 1.00

00:41:43.960 it's got to stop. Stephen Miller, glad you're safe. Glad the president and everybody else. 0.99

00:41:49.000 time. All right. Thank you. Now, despite what the radical left and some in the legacy media mob are

00:41:54.180 saying, some of whom are actively rooting against our own country, what they're trying to tell you 0.60

00:41:59.680 is Iran is absolutely not winning this war. This is madness on their part. In fact, much of the

00:42:05.820 country's military, it has been decimated, as we just played the president today. They are flailing.

00:42:12.080 And as Victor Davis Hanson says in a new column, Iran is losing this war. They're losing it badly.

00:42:18.260 Yeah. And the global balance of power is now shifting. He's a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution.

00:42:24.380 Victor Davis. I have a heart. Is it that they can't give credit to one of the most successful, historically speaking, military operations ever in history?

00:42:37.880 They just don't want to give this man any credit.

00:42:40.540 well i think it's all it's not a military problem it's a political they feel that

00:42:47.140 by the negotiations going on and on that that gets us closer and closer to the midterms and

00:42:53.740 they can say the price of gas is higher and the war is not resolved so therefore it's trump's fault

00:42:58.900 and so you know and and even though empirically there is no really uh a command and control left

00:43:06.420 of the original one militarily they're flattened the only question is we don't want to go in there

00:43:12.500 with ground troops and fight their type of war to have regime change so we're strangling them

00:43:17.540 it's going to take another two or three weeks and they don't think that we have it the iranians

00:43:22.260 don't based on their listening to the american left but in a wider sense really quickly sean

00:43:29.700 the world has changed from the post-war order china has lost its subsidized oil that it bought

00:43:36.580 from sanctioned countries like venezuela and iran russia's out of the middle east that's lost both

00:43:41.860 syria and iran it's got it's tied down in a slog in ukraine for four years the united states has

00:43:48.820 shown china that if it wants to go across 110 miles to taiwan well it's going to do so under a

00:43:56.260 a swarm of missiles and drones, both aerial and marine, and I don't think they're going to want

00:44:03.660 to land 300,000 people against the kind of conditions they've seen the United States

00:44:09.080 can apply to them. So in a geostrategic sense, it's been very positive for the United States.

00:44:17.040 It's really changed the whole world order. And with the UAA getting out of OPEC, 50 years of

00:44:22.360 OPEC dominance. All those members, the 23 members, they are only pumping 70 to 80 percent of their

00:44:28.960 capacity. If they want to go up to 100 to capitalize on this spike, they could. Venezuela is coming

00:44:35.380 back on the market slowly, but back on the market. And so long term, it's very favorable to the

00:44:40.620 United States. So you have the radical left, the legacy media mob, the head in the sand isolationist

00:44:47.740 movement so their option their choice would be to do nothing and your kids inherit a nuclear-armed 0.88

00:44:55.180 iran with their radical islamo-fascist mentality death to america death to israel that's that that's

00:45:01.820 their choice uh well that's been the choice of the last seven presidents it's just so it doesn't 0.87

00:45:08.940 happen on my watch so either give them money by night send in palace of cash or you know just

00:45:16.540 ignore what they've done to us in Afghanistan and Iraq when they use the shape charges or you name 0.87

00:45:22.300 it no president has ever wanted to get near Iran they had this hyper inflated reputation of being 0.99

00:45:28.240 indomitable and fearsome and terrifying and everybody said you can go in the Middle East 0.99

00:45:32.640 but get away from Iran they're crazy they're too strong but so this is new this is the first 1.00

00:45:37.640 president said you know I don't I don't really believe they're invincible I think it's all a 1.00

00:45:41.820 myth and I think they're very dangerous and after seven presidencies they're getting very very

00:45:46.260 close. Time has run out. It's now or never. And people had said to him, well, you're going to take

00:45:51.860 a greatest risk of your presidency because the midterms are coming up and the price of gas will

00:45:56.480 go up. And he took that risk. And I think he can pull it off still. But it was a great risk that

00:46:02.200 no other president would have done. They didn't. Every source that I have, every person that would

00:46:09.340 know at the highest level have all said to me the same thing based on information they didn't

00:46:15.960 provide to me, but information that they have. The president had no choice. Steve Whitcoff on

00:46:23.220 this program said they had enough 60 percent enriched uranium in less than 12 days. That

00:46:30.320 could be weapons grade. And we learned that their ballistic missile range was far greater than we

00:46:36.640 thought they could hit paris they can hit london so i i just don't really think the president had

00:46:42.400 a choice except to let him have nuclear technology which i don't think is a choice

00:46:48.040 no it isn't although some people in europe and some people on the left thought it was but it's

00:46:54.340 not there if they have nuclear weapons they'd have a sort of damocles over all the gulf nations

00:47:00.300 and all of israel and they would dictate the entire traffic in the strait of our moves and 0.74

00:47:05.740 And if we said anything, they would keep saying week after week, you want to lose San Francisco, L.A., except just like North Korea, but on steroids. 0.95

00:47:14.140 So we didn't have a choice, but it was a big gamble because the economy is all set to boom.

00:47:22.000 All it needs is this missing ingredient of what we had were low gas prices.

00:47:26.680 And Donald Trump can still pull it off because I think in two or three weeks, they're going to be strangled, the economy, and they're going to they'll have to negotiate.

00:47:34.060 Or if they don't want to negotiate, he can always use the kinetic option and just say, you know what, I'm going to neuter their nuclear ability from the air as much as I can and their oil revenues as much as I can.

00:47:46.660 And that'll set them back five or six years. But he's got all the options in the world. They have none, really.

00:47:53.620 Victor Davis Hanson, you're back. You're stronger than ever. We're glad to have you. Thank you for being with us.

00:47:58.360 All right, coming up is May 1st, also known as May Day, which means radical leftist activists nationwide flooding the streets in the name of progressive change.

00:48:09.580 We've got the latest insanity straight ahead.

00:48:15.280 A multi-billion dollar roundup settlement is paying claims.

00:48:19.480 If you were exposed to weed killers at work or at home, your rights are affected.

00:48:23.500 Guys, who's exposed to weed killers or the class action?

00:48:28.360 you can receive six down okay guys it's the first of may i should have played this yesterday but i

00:48:33.900 forgot so in honor of the first day of may it's gonna be may it's gonna be may it's gonna be may

00:48:47.580 there we go play that again it's gonna be may it's gonna be may it's gonna be may

00:48:57.960 the ladies know the ladies know what i'm talking about you guys know that meme

00:49:04.140 i should have played that yesterday but you know too focused

00:49:10.000 there we go it's gonna be may or however he says it i've never seen them live i've never been

00:49:27.620 like an NSYNC or Backstreet Boys fan not my thing I mean it's cool like you know I for some reason

00:49:33.660 I know the lyrics to like all the songs because you know it's just you hear them the songs over

00:49:38.500 and over but uh this can be the new Rick roll it only works for like April April um April 30th

00:49:47.680 so what documentary are we watching we're watching a documentary from 1977 but right now um

00:49:56.640 right now i'm just keeping an eye on sean hannity

00:50:00.640 i'm keeping an eye on sean hannity but when this is done uh we're gonna go back to

00:50:09.560 um the documentary it's a 1977 documentary about uh iran so wait what's this honestly american

00:50:18.800 commercials are so weird i don't understand that satisfied customers the number one thing

00:50:23.120 prepare for is extended power actions don't make it okay okay i'm sure there are some canadians in

00:50:32.640 the in the live stream here so to the canadians in the live stream do you guys agree with me like

00:50:38.080 american commercials are weird because we never see we never see like these types of commercials

00:50:44.400 on canadian tv like we just don't you guys know what i'm talking about right like you can just

00:50:51.680 tell you can just automatically tell when when like a commercial is american or canadian to put

00:50:56.880 a new roof over their head it's too expensive and if they can extend the life of that roof and get

00:51:02.000 five more years like american commercials are about like class action lawsuits insurance um

00:51:09.600 they don't have to spend that 15 20 000 on a new roof i don't know this stuff

00:51:14.240 whatever this is a small percentage of cost yeah it's basically like big pharma law firm ads

00:51:22.000 like insurance yeah i'm a retiree i'm living on a pension i get a bill for almost forty thousand

00:51:29.600 dollars from the irs what is this pay that but tax relief advocates got that down to three thousand

00:51:35.440 two hundred dollars that is a miracle in my book at tax relief advocates we may be able to

00:51:41.120 significantly reduce and even eliminate what you owe the irs i heard their advertisement on the

00:51:46.640 radio and i made the commercial call 800-404-1416 800-404-1416 when it comes to buying precious

00:51:57.200 metals you have options the question is who should you trust at orion metal exchange our clients get

00:52:04.560 expert guidance live online pricing and top tier customer service i don't know what are canadian

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00:52:16.160 tv but i don't know let me just like call now let me just bring up some free for you guys

00:52:21.520 the part of the rollover the gold ira made easy

00:52:27.040 okay next commercial break next news update i'm christina coleman in los angeles buying a

00:52:32.000 European ride could soon become a lot more expensive. President Trump says he'll hike

00:52:36.320 tariffs on European cars and trucks to 25% starting next week. The president is accusing

00:52:41.740 the EU of failing to comply with his 2025 trade deal, but I've loaded up a Canadian commercial

00:52:46.700 in which way the deal was violated. The trade deal had capped U.S. tariffs on most European

00:52:51.460 goods at 15%. Spirit Airlines is preparing to shut down, according to a report from Fox News's

00:52:57.640 sister outlet the wall street journal the budget carrier has struggled to get back on it all right

00:53:03.180 i'm just gonna pause and i'm gonna switch it over because i also want to make sure we don't get a

00:53:06.620 copyright so here's here's like a canadian commercial new chocolate and pistachio go perfectly

00:53:18.060 There you go. That's that's a Canadian commercial. Oh, Sean Hannity's back.

00:53:31.580 Where they have a long history of flirting with communism, socialism, statism. Today is May Day,

00:53:38.480 a festival official holiday in many nations. Now it blends quote worker solidarity with ancient

00:53:45.280 pagan rituals celebrating the arrival of warmer weather. Now, the whole thing is a little bit

00:53:50.440 weird to me and not something that we Americans really want to be a part of, except, of course,

00:53:56.400 for the radical left in America. Now, they see today as one of their best opportunities every

00:54:02.100 year to celebrate communism, protest millionaires and billionaires, whatever that means. But despite

00:54:07.820 what you might think is actually happening, it costs a lot of money to put on all these protests,

00:54:14.820 all around the country. So it does raise the question, who's paying for them? Wealthy people,

00:54:20.940 the exact billionaires the protests claim to oppose. And while that's not a surprise in and

00:54:28.480 of itself, it's very concerning that the demonstrations today are being increasingly

00:54:33.540 officially backed by various arms of the Democratic Party, from state parties to labor 0.94

00:54:39.540 unions now fox news digital this is the unholy alliance of the red and the black these crazy 0.86

00:54:44.980 protesters and as you will see well these clips um we'll just take note of what's going on in 0.77

00:54:50.900 the background take a look today we're here you know to support immigrant workers and poor families

00:54:55.940 to demand um you know that their rights are protected and defended i hope 140 years ago

00:55:02.980 So people march, lit, and died on this day.

00:55:06.020 We're also in coalition with our immigrants who have been under attack under this administration.

00:55:11.820 So today we're all coming together just to say that today is work today.

00:55:18.260 Today is immigrants day. 0.98

00:55:21.220 Does that make any sense? 0.98

00:55:23.200 And of course, as Tim Allen pointed out on X, these are the very same people who took to the streets to yell no kings in the past.

00:55:30.860 And yet they did nothing this week when we had an actual literal king, the one we fought a war to get away from parading around the streets of our country.

00:55:41.260 Anyway, here with reaction, Fox News political analyst Reince Priebus, Republican strategist Erin McGuire.

00:55:47.600 Erin, you want to I saw furs in the background. I still don't really know what they are, but I saw them.

00:55:53.820 I don't think the day we figure that out, but I can tell you what an absolute joke that is.

00:56:01.640 And it shows what an absolute con the Democrat Party is in this country. They scream about

00:56:07.780 billionaires, about the wealthy, about kings in this country, but they're more than happy to try

00:56:12.720 and take as many photos of King Charles and give him standing ovations. They've got a billionaire

00:56:17.260 funding these quote-unquote grassroots movements protests that are now absolutely the ethos of the

00:56:24.420 Democrat billionaire saying he's going to take billionaires if he becomes the governor of

00:56:30.020 California. I mean, it's absolute lunacy across the board. And the fact that it is funded by such

00:56:35.420 dark money groups like George Soros, like those aligned with the CCP, it shows you that the

00:56:40.600 Democrat Party doesn't actually have a real movement behind it, that they need this dark

00:56:45.320 money to stand up the con that somehow all of these people are against Donald Trump and America

00:56:50.780 moving America first. And what do you see inside? You see a joke of a protest with a giant furry in

00:56:56.080 the background and a man wandering around in the blanket. If that isn't the Democrat party in 2026,

00:57:00.720 I don't know what is. I don't know. But the reality is they don't make any sense. So you

00:57:11.820 have california and you have washington state the washington mayor actually said uh leave you know

00:57:18.700 people that have money that don't want a wealth tax you're gonna have a wealth tax in california

00:57:23.560 you're gonna have one in washington you're gonna soon probably have one in new york uh all around

00:57:28.520 the country all that is going to do is push rich people out ken griffin this week said you know i'm

00:57:34.580 gonna rethink the six billion dollars i was going to invest in new york city after mom donnie took

00:57:41.020 a shot at him. Well, it's just a wackadoodle. I mean, this entire thing is unbelievable. But

00:57:51.100 to Aaron's point, I mean, they call it organic. There's nothing organic about, well, they claim

00:57:58.200 three thousandths of these, I don't think, and maybe there's 300, but there's nothing organic

00:58:02.680 about 300. And there's nothing organic about spending $2 billion. You know, if you add it up,

00:58:09.820 the total amount that the Trump campaign spent and the total amount that Kamala Harris's campaign

00:58:17.020 spent, it would come up to $1.8 billion. They spent more money, apparently, on May Day.

00:58:25.440 And because of this, they can take a 501c3 and a 501c4, and they can take their money,

00:58:34.020 they're billions of dollars and they can put it into a tax deductible shelter and then they can

00:58:40.100 use that in order to create a voter registration event they can collect data they can do all of

00:58:49.060 the campaign events that you're watching here today to recruit yeah they're wacky but this

00:58:54.740 is what they're doing and they're collecting data registering voters they're using tax deductible

00:58:59.940 money to do it. They do it all the time. And the same funder funded Code Pink. He funds

00:59:06.840 the People's Forum, these anti-capitalist disruptors. This has been going on for years

00:59:15.320 and years and years. And I think the IRS should do something about it, to be honest.

00:59:21.060 You know, Aaron, the American people are watching this. The Democratic Party is catering to that

00:59:27.060 base. What is the average American thinking as they watch this crazy stuff?

00:59:33.260 The average American is thinking, can you get out of the middle of the road? I'm trying to get to

00:59:37.540 work and I'm trying to get home. Can you knock off these crazy protests where you shut down the street?

00:59:42.580 I mean, the American people see this for the lunacy it is. You're seeing these people running

00:59:47.280 around screaming about tyranny in the freest nation the world has ever known. They're running

00:59:52.520 around screaming about kings when the only king this country has seen just left the country

00:59:57.680 yesterday. I mean, the fact that Democrats want to run around and pretend that there are all of

01:00:02.960 these issues in the country when, in fact, it's just them pretending to inflame rhetoric to do

01:00:08.220 what? For the outcomes we've seen where there have been three attempted assassinations on

01:00:12.100 President Trump. It's absolute lunacy by the left, and the American people should see it for what it

01:00:17.140 is. It's not real. It's not really what's going on. And what really is going on is a president

01:00:21.460 who's trying to make america more affordable for everybody not this crazy stuff democrats

01:00:25.460 to you i guarantee you there's irgc nazi racist gestapo oh in maine the democrats will run a guy

01:00:34.100 that had a nazi tattoo how lucky is susan collins uh yeah and and yet they're all the podcasters

01:00:43.300 and all the democrats are are equivocating uh well you know he's funded by you know maybe

01:00:51.460 some hard to i mean look the guy's got a nazi tattoo on his chest it's out of control and as

01:00:56.420 far as this just these rallies one more thing i mean they claim they're for the working people

01:01:01.780 and their answer is no school no work no shopping well guess what you did that that hurts working

01:01:07.460 people and by the way you know what else isn't there there's no american flags either yeah every

01:01:12.340 other country but not an american flag there was even the islamic regime thank you even had the

01:01:18.340 Trump's economy now firing on all cylinders for all Americans. Meanwhile,

01:01:24.480 our tensions mounting between mayors or on Marxist Kami Mamdani and governor Hochul in New York,

01:01:32.100 our very own Maria Bartiromo. She'll weigh in. I love Maria. Okay. I think he's done speaking

01:01:40.480 about Iran. However, I do really like listening to Maria. So maybe we'll, we'll go back to that.

01:01:47.840 Okay, guys, so here's a commercial break.

01:01:51.420 Some Canadian commercials for you guys.

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01:03:03.700 okay i think i think like this is like a very like exaggerated uh like like newfoundlander

01:03:11.620 newfoundlander accent so this is from like eastern like eastern canada like think of like

01:03:17.320 the the atlantic provinces i think this is like like a super um like like super exaggerated

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01:03:52.120 new fees i'll take it get your nissan x-trail bonavista edition like i said we we can't

01:03:59.540 understand them but we love them so the whole like the the reason this commercial is funny

01:04:03.800 is because the the dealer is speaking in a new newfoundlander accent and the other guy has no

01:04:10.100 idea what he's saying but he's just like yeah i'll take it i'll take it get your nissan x-trail

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01:05:17.260 hey i'm uh i'm not a lumberjack or a fur trader and i don't live in any oh i'm pretty sure guys

01:05:23.780 i think i think this is one of those beer commercials like i'm canadian like most in

01:05:27.280 canadian something guys this is a beer commercial or eat blubber or own a dog sled and i don't know

01:05:33.180 jimmy sally or suzy from canada although i'm certain they're really really nice i have a

01:05:39.760 prime minister not a president i speak english and french not american and i pronounce it about

01:05:46.300 Not a boot.

01:05:48.040 I can proudly sell my country's flag on my backpack.

01:05:51.000 I believe in peace.

01:05:51.660 Oh, Sean Hannity's back.

01:05:54.740 ...sure the economy is working for all Americans.

01:05:57.320 He was at the villages in Florida today speaking to seniors...

01:06:00.680 We'll go back to that after.

01:06:01.600 ...about tax breaks and social security changes.

01:06:05.140 Take a look.

01:06:06.380 Thanks to the massive tax cut, American seniors just received your largest tax refunds of all time.

01:06:13.480 By far.

01:06:16.300 And here in the Sunshine State, we've issued two and a half million Florida seniors over

01:06:23.260 13 billion dollars.

01:06:27.380 Now, this comes as earlier this week, the president signed an executive order to expand

01:06:32.420 access to retirement accounts for Americans that do not have employer provided plans.

01:06:38.060 And meanwhile, the number of Americans now filing for unemployment benefits fell to their

01:06:43.040 lowest level in more than five decades but of course democrats they still are not happy and

01:06:50.160 rising you know socialists on the left continue demonizing wealthy americans they want the wealth

01:06:55.680 tax as wealthy residents now flee what you don't say and rising taxes well seattle do what i don't 0.95

01:07:02.240 say katie wilson she's laughing and waving bye-bye to the millionaires who keep her state running 0.53

01:07:09.280 this is the dumbest move any elected official could ever make but yeah you decide i think the

01:07:15.760 claims that millionaires are going to leave our state are like super overblown and if you know 0.97

01:07:21.040 the ones that leave like bye um so and new york city mayor zora marxist kami mamdani is scrambling

01:07:32.240 to fill his budget gap looking for new ways to quote tax the rich governor hochel of new york

01:07:38.240 said his plan is not happening and that he has to stop spending so much instead of proposing new

01:07:44.140 taxes. Here was a reaction. The host of the hit show, I never miss it, Sunday Morning Futures

01:07:49.320 and Mornings with Maria, our friend Maria Bartiromo is with us. Okay, if they want to say goodbye

01:07:55.320 to wealthy people that pay the vast majority of taxes, I'm perfectly fine with all of that money

01:08:02.240 moving to my state of Florida. I'm okay with that. Yeah. Hi, Sean. Thank you so much for having me.

01:08:08.020 And that is exactly what is going to happen. We saw it in New York. And remember the mayor

01:08:12.600 culpa that Kathy Hochul had to take when first she said, oh, well, you know, get out of here

01:08:17.100 if you don't want to be in New York. And then months later, she had to come back and say,

01:08:20.820 well, our tax base has been completely depleted. We need to go to Palm Beach and get all of those

01:08:25.560 millionaires and billionaires back. So clearly the mayor of Seattle is unaware of the ramifications

01:08:31.620 that money is mobile and it will leave. Let me tell you, I can tell you living in

01:08:37.360 South Florida, that Wall Street South, Maria, you know this, it is very real. Every big bank,

01:08:44.980 every private equity firm, every investment firm, they now usually have more employees

01:08:51.380 in Florida or Texas than they do in New York. People are leaving with their feet. And by the

01:08:57.460 way, I would not blame Ken Griffin. I'd encourage him, don't spend $6 billion in New York City

01:09:03.940 after what mom donnie did to him yeah and i know that stephen ross is is doing all of this

01:09:09.220 construction in florida he was just on a panel that i moderated and i'll tell you he has a good

01:09:14.500 story to tell he told me maria i'm getting all of the components around um the infrastructure

01:09:20.100 that business needs so that business moves their headquarters to florida so then they have to hire

01:09:24.900 employees and employees have hospitals and schools and the infrastructure that they need for families

01:09:30.020 It's a great idea. That's what he's doing. And you are seeing a massive movement to Florida.

01:09:34.220 I totally agree. Look, it's about fundamentals. I mean, you know, all of the states that we talk

01:09:39.760 about are seeing a different and an uneven impact of what's going on right now in terms of policies.

01:09:45.820 Everything goes back to policy, Sean. That's what we're talking about, whether it's the country as

01:09:50.320 a whole, President Trump's policies or state by state policy drives activity. Listen, I can confirm

01:09:57.260 that Steve Ross, everywhere from West Palm Beach all the way down to Miami, has been building

01:10:03.120 high-rises left, right, and sideways. And all of them are fully occupied. He thinks he's going to

01:10:10.720 get X number of dollars. He's getting twice that amount in a lot of those buildings.

01:10:16.020 I'm sure. I'm sure. And, you know, there is so much confidence right now in President Trump's

01:10:20.220 policies. I mean, that's the only thing that these states have going for them, the fact that

01:10:24.420 on a national level, President Trump has changed the game. I mean, look at the stock market right

01:10:29.120 now. We're at record highs once again. We're in the middle of a war. We saw oil prices spike,

01:10:34.060 and yet GDP is growing. You had the Treasury Secretary Scott Bassett the other day talking

01:10:38.940 about 2.5%, 3% growth. You had Jay Powell, who is not a friend of President Trump. Jay Powell

01:10:44.380 has to admit, well, consumer spending is still going. It's very strong. Why? We've got all this

01:10:49.900 money moving into data centers and construction the other day i spoke with the head of meta she

01:10:55.340 said the president of meta said that we need 500 000 new electricians right now because of this

01:11:01.740 data center build out why it goes back to policy president trump came into the white house and said

01:11:07.500 i need all the supply chains in america get your supply chains out of china start investing in

01:11:12.620 america guys actually if so if you want to have like a job for life and make like incredible money

01:11:18.940 become an electrician become an electrician become like a master electrician like you're

01:11:25.520 set for life because electricians are in such high demand um and it's like incredible money

01:11:32.720 million dollars sean okay my mother told me early on in my career make sure you uh matt you know

01:11:39.440 put as much money as you can into the 401k and the company will match it that's how i did it

01:11:45.360 and that's what you should be doing investing and uh putting money aside for retirement 0.94

01:11:50.240 all right maria's gonna have a seminar how to become a millionaire that starts on sunday

01:11:54.320 morning futures yeah no electrician honestly guys yeah electrician or plumber plumber 100

01:12:00.560 like your welder yes like guys the skilled trades i have so much respect for the skilled trades wait

01:12:06.320 what's sean anything we'll get reaction the one and only jimmy phaler straight ahead okay i don't

01:12:11.280 I don't know what that's about.

01:12:12.940 All right, let's go back to the Canadian commercials.

01:12:20.760 Where was the commercial?

01:12:23.220 Oh, here we go.

01:12:24.200 All right.

01:12:26.920 No, what is this?

01:12:28.540 Canadian commercials.

01:12:29.980 All right, okay, let's go back

01:12:31.060 to the beginning of this one.

01:12:35.100 Yeah, I'm pretty sure this is like a beer commercial.

01:12:41.280 hey i'm uh i'm not a lumberjack or a fur trader and i don't live in an igloo or eat blubber or

01:12:48.620 own a dog sled and yeah sorry guys so well well guys yes guys anyone anyone who is in the skilled

01:12:55.540 trades makes incredible money and it's not talked about enough so any sort of skilled trade right

01:13:01.680 Like, I don't know, elevator, repair, like whatever, electrician, welder, like it doesn't

01:13:10.880 matter if it's a skilled trade, you make insane amount of money because it's one of those

01:13:16.960 trades that like, it's one of those careers that like can never be replaced with AI or

01:13:22.580 anything like that.

01:13:23.440 Right?

01:13:24.580 Yeah.

01:13:24.860 Any sort of like repair, maintenance, like just skilled trades, skilled trades in general.

01:13:29.640 And I have a lot of respect for people who are in the skilled trades.

01:13:36.260 I don't know Jimmy, Sally, or Susie from Canada, although I'm certain they're really, really nice.

01:13:43.080 I have a prime minister, not a president.

01:13:46.300 I speak English and French, not American.

01:13:49.200 And I pronounce it about, not a boot.

01:13:52.020 I can proudly sew my country's flag on my backpack.

01:13:55.060 I believe in peacekeeping, not policing.

01:13:57.300 Diversity, not assimilation.

01:13:58.780 well that's bs i also believe in policing but whatever that's that's where the lefty 0.99

01:14:03.440 canada communism garbage comes in 0.91

01:14:05.680 i have a lot of toques by the way guys i have a lot of toques 0.98

01:14:14.940 It is said.

01:14:40.940 Paul, you're a severe commercial.

01:14:43.260 Thank you.

01:14:44.940 Yeah, guys, so, yeah, Canada has a lot of beer, a lot of, like, patriotic beer commercials.

01:14:58.600 Okay.

01:15:00.220 Lift it, raise it, get a handle on it, lift a cup of soup, hold it, hug it, get a handle on it, lift a cup of soup.

01:15:14.940 Yeah, guys, some of the commercials are lefty.

01:15:34.260 I can't.

01:15:35.260 soup time at tim hortons so come on in for a super deal on our great selection of savory soups 1.00

01:15:47.800 guys this is tim hortons before like all the immigrants took over tim hortons like this is 1.00

01:15:54.180 back when tim hortons was good enjoy one of our soups with a tea biscuit small coffee and a donut 1.00

01:16:03.620 for just $2.99. What? Oh, my God. So, like, back in 1990, you could get, like, a whole soup,

01:16:14.300 coffee, tea biscuit, and donut for $2.99? Guys, this would be, like, $20 today. This

01:16:21.540 would be $20. This is, like, $20 today. Oh, wait. Sean Hannity's back. Let's see what

01:16:32.020 speaking is it anything relevant for kamala harris to ramble on about absolutely positively 0.67

01:16:37.860 nothing we like word cells but this time at an awards dinner in california she actually 0.97

01:16:44.100 allegedly put someone to sleep literally in a hilarious video obtained by tmz you can see

01:16:50.820 a saxophone player dozing off as kamala spoke just a few feet away take a look i don't think so

01:16:59.220 Because if you thought nobody was around us for a thing, people would take to the streets if they tried to kill ourselves.

01:17:07.120 No, they didn't have to have been in place for decades.

01:17:11.900 This is where, in context, you know, we trust the violence in a variety of ways.

01:17:21.320 Here with reaction, the host of Fox News Saturday night.

01:17:25.900 By the way, you know, it's kind of like you go to church some Sundays.

01:17:31.880 There's always my father used to fall asleep in church because he'd work till 5 a.m. the night before, you know, in a restaurant.

01:17:39.500 So we kind of had an excuse. Yeah. I don't know what excuse that guy has.

01:17:44.780 Well, except it's Kamala. Yeah. Well, the difference between Kamala in church is that she has the wine before the mass. 0.62

01:17:51.080 OK, church, you've got to wait till the end of church, Kamala's mass.

01:17:58.340 Look at this poor guy. Sean, you know what I realized, man?

01:18:01.900 Our entire channel might owe Joe Biden an apology.

01:18:06.520 He might not have been sleepy. He might just have been bored like this guy.

01:18:10.960 That whole time we thought Biden was out of it.

01:18:14.160 This man is sleeping with a heavy saxophone on his knee.

01:18:18.240 Do you know how bored you have to be to pass out with a saxophone in your lap?

01:18:24.360 You really can't make that up.

01:18:26.740 All right, moving on this Friday night.

01:18:29.300 We talked a lot on this program about robots, how quickly they are advancing.

01:18:34.420 I mean, the fastest person in a half marathon is a robot.

01:18:39.020 Anyway, it seems like every day there's something new.

01:18:41.680 get this one humanoid robot now able to ice skate rollerblade while keeping its posture steady

01:18:49.180 and can even do spins and flips without any hesitation. And well, if that doesn't do it

01:18:55.920 for you, take a look. You realize this is like basically like the next generation of warfare,

01:19:00.200 right? It's going to be the robot for the future.

01:19:03.420 As a way to combat the country's chronic labor shortage. And last but not least,

01:19:09.260 a norway funded robotics yeah no no no it's not about the chronic labor shortage guys this this

01:19:15.300 is going to be the next level of warfare it's going to be like like robot robot like yeah

01:19:21.400 terminators it's gonna be terminators first year and a hundred thousand by the end of 2027

01:19:26.700 the robot currently available for pre-order for a whopping 20 grand and it'll be able to help with

01:19:33.240 tasks like folding laundry guys like what is this like what are they going to create skynet global

01:19:39.140 defense network next time they're going to create skynet global defense network robot are we living

01:19:45.140 in the terminator there's ratchet i don't know well i like that idea from one standpoint because

01:19:50.420 right now if you get old and you have nobody to take care of you they send you to a no kings

01:19:54.820 protest you know what happened when the robot with no family and no kids are just made to march and

01:20:01.300 hold the sign somebody gave i've seen a chinese robot i think this is nuts i mean we all keep

01:20:06.180 saying this is the beginning of every bad sci-fi movie where they're like we've got these great 0.79

01:20:12.820 robots what could go wrong everything i just make one point man because they're trying as you know

01:20:19.220 they keep testing these waymo taxis and they have them in frisco and la and vegas and now they're

01:20:24.180 having them in new york waymo will never replace a human driver you want to know why because if you

01:20:29.380 get into a taxi at three in the morning and you're looking for a little action waymo doesn't know

01:20:34.660 know where to take you i do okay if you're looking for a 3 a.m dice game

01:20:41.280 but your uncle jimmy's years you would drive in a taxi guys at three in the morning would say

01:20:48.400 take me here do you know where i can go they would ask that question yeah i mean i didn't

01:20:55.040 mean to talk about the time i met eric swalwell but uh yeah here we are look at that jimmy's got

01:21:00.600 jokes but yeah see what happened it's crazy right oh that's crazy all right time for our viral video

01:21:08.600 of the day it shows the wild terrifying moment riders at six flags in texas were struck nearly

01:21:15.880 two stuck nearly 200 feet in the air after the swing ride was stopped last weekend according to

01:21:21.800 reports an operator stopped the ride because a passenger was seen pulling out their cell phone

01:21:27.880 That violates park policy. Six Flags told Fox News Digital that the incident lasted around

01:21:34.600 seven minutes. All the guests safely exited once the issue was resolved. If that doesn't make your

01:21:41.000 heart race, this might. Take a look. Riders on the Superman roller coaster at Six Flags,

01:21:47.560 New England, were forced to evacuate down a steep elevated section of the track after the ride

01:21:53.580 malfunctioned according to six flags in a statement obtained by a local outlet trained employees were

01:22:00.700 in constant communication with the writers and got them all off safely why does that not make me

01:22:06.280 feel better i'm right there with you what this actually looks like is the ride operator was the

01:22:12.420 guy with the saxophone this was sax flags the ride operator heard the same kamala speech and he

01:22:18.860 freaking passed out come on what is going on here listen i saw the video i didn't know it was in san

01:22:24.800 antonio folks lay off the amusement park come see me in san antonio august 15th you will not get

01:22:31.540 stuck on the ride and i don't care if you pull out your phone come see jimmy in san antonio

01:22:36.620 all right jimmy phaler we'll be watching tomorrow night you're the best all right coming up more

01:22:40.980 hannity straight out okay uh let's go back to the canadian commercials wait okay so we just

01:22:54.000 finished the tim hortons commercial three dollars for an entire meal that today would cost like 30

01:22:59.300 enjoy one of our soups with a tea biscuit small coffee and a donut for just 2.99

01:23:08.780 yeah guys just like the donut today is like five dollars

01:23:12.440 soup's on $2.99

01:23:21.380 what's this triangle

01:23:23.220 oh pizza

01:23:30.020 you know you can get any size pizza pizza with all the toppings you want for just $9.99

01:23:35.480 Even extra large?

01:23:37.040 Yeah, $9.99 gets you any size pizza pizza with any toppings

01:23:40.180 and a bonus Blockbuster Video Rental absolutely free.

01:23:43.660 That's like getting any size pizza for six bucks.

01:23:48.160 Right now, any size pizza pizza with all the toppings you want is just $9.99.

01:23:52.600 With a free Blockbuster Video Rental, it's like getting any size pizza for just six bucks.

01:23:56.780 Two, nine, six, seven, eleven, eleven.

01:24:00.340 Call Pizza Pizza.

01:24:02.000 Hey, hey, hey.

01:24:05.480 Yeah!

01:24:12.480 La poutine, c'est une légende qui est née ici à Warwick.

01:24:15.480 Je m'en souviens que j'étais là.

01:24:17.480 Pop, pop, pop, pop!

01:24:19.480 Sans sauce de Drummond, là, y'en aurait pas de poutine.

01:24:25.480 Trois minutes!

01:24:26.480 La poutine vient du coin de Victo à cause de notre fromage qui fait...

01:24:35.480 Warwick, Drummond, Victor, but where does she come from? And above all, where does her name come from?

01:24:45.480 My grandfather said one day, putting the cheese on the fries. Put it. Poutine.

01:24:51.480 Hey, let's go! It's up a bit further than that.

01:24:57.480 it's also fitting that the that the poutine commercial is in french obviously

01:25:12.840 we also have putin i don't know if you guys have burger king but

01:25:16.120 like burger king and harvey's i think like there's also putin there as well

01:25:19.720 yeah 2021 we still have like poutine oh yeah we have poutine 8 a.m monday yeah like if you go to

01:25:32.620 like mcdonald's yeah yeah guys that's a thing that's a thing see mcdonald's canada has has

01:25:48.680 Putin. Yeah. It's a Canadian thing. It's not a Louisiana. Louisiana stole it from us Canadians.

01:25:58.360 Yeah. You, you come to Canada, you can get Putin. All right, let's continue.

01:26:11.080 8 a.m. Monday morning. I had to find out what makes Mr. Transmission's nationwide warranty so

01:26:16.460 good a woman from out of town presented her nationwide warranty hesitantly yeah okay guys

01:26:22.700 bacon bacon and cheese fries that's not the same thing as putin because putin has like the specific

01:26:29.100 cheese curds you can't have just like regular cheese you have to have cheese curds

01:26:34.220 your transmission service manager said no problem 9 30 a.m with only a minor adjustment the job was

01:26:40.220 done and at no cost to hurt my conclusion you can rely on the mr transmission nationwide warranty

01:26:46.140 That's why. People are singing.

01:26:47.460 Hey, Mr. Transmission.

01:26:51.320 Hey, Mr. You're a son of mine.

01:26:55.720 Let's see what Sean Hannity's talking about.

01:26:57.940 We did drop two new episodes this week, one with Dan Bonfino.

01:27:02.240 Sean Hannity's pretty much done.

01:27:03.600 Okay, guys, so Sean Hannity's done.

01:27:06.120 I'll just share a few more Canadian commercials,

01:27:08.900 and then we'll go back to the Iran documentary.

01:27:16.140 So yeah, these are Canadian commercials.

01:27:19.680 Oh, what's this one?

01:27:25.300 When you put your name to something, it can mean many things.

01:27:30.500 A commitment, ownership, accountability.

01:27:36.260 For the over 17,000 men and women of Canadian Airlines who have invested their own money signing on as your owners,

01:27:44.200 it means all of those things for those travelers who will walk the wing to

01:27:52.700 Canadian it means you will continue to have a choice because it's your good

01:28:06.800 We're riding on something.

01:28:09.440 Wouldn't you do what it takes to make a difference?

01:28:22.880 There you go.

01:28:24.260 Okay, guys, people who are trying to figure out what poutine is.

01:28:27.760 So poutine, it is a beloved Canadian dish originating from Quebec in the 1950s,

01:28:34.320 consisting of crispy french fries topped with fresh cheese curds and hot savory gravy um it's

01:28:43.180 not a thing that i can eat all the time like i basically like i could probably have it like i

01:28:47.860 don't know two or three times a year maybe um because it's very like it's very rich um but

01:28:54.800 it's really good it's really good so yeah poutine amazing amazing stuff all right let me share some

01:29:01.240 other classic Canadian commercials with you guys. Because obviously Canadian commercials are

01:29:09.160 way better than American commercials. So this is a Canadian commercial from my childhood.

01:29:18.720 And for Canadians who are around my age, who are watching the live stream right now,

01:29:24.340 or who are watching the replay, please feel free to sing along because I know you know the lyrics.

01:29:30.920 I know. I know you know the lyrics because this song is ingrained in our memories from childhood.

01:30:00.920 some bad food, or some poison, you could get very sick.

01:30:04.920 I don't wanna be sick!

01:30:06.920 And that's why before you eat anything,

01:30:08.920 you should always ask someone you love if it's okay.

01:30:11.920 Okay, I love you, can I eat the guitar?

01:30:13.920 No, but you can help me sing a song

01:30:16.920 about eating things that don't belong inside you.

01:30:18.920 Okay, I wasn't really hungry anyway.

01:30:20.920 Well, wait, maybe a little bit.

01:30:21.920 Okay, everybody, if you see something that you wanna eat

01:30:24.920 before you do anything, remember this song.

01:30:27.920 song. Don't you put it in your mouth, don't you put it in your mouth, don't you

01:30:32.120 stop it in your face. Don't stop it in your face. So it might look good to eat. 0.96

01:30:36.280 So it might look good to eat. That it might look good to taste and might look good to taste.

01:30:40.560 You could get sick. Ick

01:30:45.200 real quick. Dyck. Real sick. Real

01:30:50.760 Ick. Don't you put it in your mouth uh uh. 0.58

01:30:54.940 Till you ask someone you love

01:30:57.400 That's right, sis

01:30:58.460 If it's okay to eat

01:31:00.580 If it's okay to eat

01:31:02.120 Like a muffin or a beet

01:31:03.680 Like a muffin or a beet

01:31:05.360 If you don't know just what it is

01:31:08.520 Remember, boys and girls?

01:31:10.060 Don't put it in your mouth

01:31:15.380 Hey, what am I doing?

01:31:17.140 I don't even like beets

01:31:18.760 Then don't put it in your mouth

01:31:21.400 Bye-bye, everyone

01:31:22.360 Remember, boys and girls

01:31:23.860 never take anything from a stranger and don't put things in your mouth when you don't know what they

01:31:28.260 are if you eat somebody else's medicine or some bad food or some poison you could get very sick

01:31:35.460 always ask someone you love before you put anything in your mouth

01:31:41.940 there you go so yeah one of the commercials from my childhood and yeah you know so they actually

01:31:49.060 like i remember like they would play that in school right so they would play that in like

01:31:53.620 our schools i mean it was a good psa it was a good psa it's just looking at it now i'm like okay but

01:32:00.180 it was a good psa here's another one here's another one more canadian commercials it's

01:32:08.580 nighttime in a kitchen just like yours all is quiet or is it the north american house hippo

01:32:18.260 is found throughout canada and the eastern united states house hippos are very timid creatures and

01:32:24.740 are rarely seen but they will defend their territory if provoked they come out at night

01:32:30.740 to search for food water and materials for their nests the favorite foods of the house hippo are

01:32:36.980 chips raisins and the crumbs from peanut butter on toast they build their nests in bedroom closets

01:32:43.780 using lost mittens dryer lint and bits of string the nests have to be very soft and warm house

01:32:50.740 hippos sleep about 16 hours a day that looked really real but you knew it couldn't be true

01:32:58.020 didn't you that's why it's good to think about what you're watching on tv and ask questions

01:33:03.140 kind of like you just did a message from concerned children's advertisers

01:33:06.980 there you go so yeah and here's another one

01:33:17.380 so so toast is burning 0.99

01:33:21.940 every time she has a seizure she smells something burning now if we can provoke that smell by

01:33:38.180 probing the surface of the brain we'll find the source of the seizures mrs. Cole do you feel

01:33:44.060 anything. And see the most wonderful lights. And now what do you feel? Did you pour cold water on

01:33:51.980 my hand, Dr. Penfield? Now what? What is it, Mrs. Gold? Burnt toast. Dr. Penfield, I can smell burnt

01:34:02.800 toast. Dr. Wilder Penfield. He cured my seizures and hundreds more. They say he drew the road map

01:34:11.140 the human brain we just called him the greatest Canadian alive there you go so

01:34:20.760 there are some Canadian commercials so yeah American commercials are super

01:34:27.380 weird to me but Canadian commercials make that here's here's another one

01:34:34.620 Here's another one.

01:34:37.620 Canadian, please. 0.69

01:34:41.620 Ooh, Mr. Canadian. 0.89

01:34:43.620 Mr. Canuck!

01:34:45.620 Where's your pet beaver?

01:34:55.620 Right here. 1.00

01:34:57.620 Attack!

01:35:01.620 I am Canadian! 1.00

01:35:04.620 yeah there are a lot of beer commercials where like Canadians are like making fun

01:35:09.100 of America it's like Americans are making fun of the Canadians and then the

01:35:12.180 Canadians just like here you go so so like those guys are like supposed to be

01:35:19.500 american right so the americans are making fun of the canadian

01:35:26.140 oh mr canadian mr canuck where's your pet beaver 0.90

01:35:40.060 right here attack

01:35:42.540 okay okay one more one more and then we'll go back to the documentary okay

01:35:57.480 so i hear you're from canada yeah how's it going eh

01:36:02.840 do you want a donut i thought all they had up in canada were lumberjacks and curlers

01:36:10.860 is there running water up there there were a lot of those

01:36:32.620 no dude yeah so to all you guys all you americans in the comments you're like no dude there you go

01:36:40.060 um kind of funny um moose head moose head commercials oh wait so let me let me just

01:36:49.140 uh okay i'll get to all the super chats but um they advertise oh no so it's not we're not like

01:36:58.140 we're not advertising lobotomies

01:37:02.680 no we're not advertising lobotomies it's basically um like um it's it's just like it's

01:37:12.480 a Canadian heritage moment commercial so there's a lot of like Canadian heritage moments so that

01:37:20.080 was basically like uh you know showing um how like a Canadian discovered like I don't know

01:37:27.040 whatever needed to be discovered for, um, like medical sciences. Right. So, um, it's a very

01:37:34.160 famous commercial. So, uh, I think there's another one for like penicillin. There's another one for

01:37:39.160 like Terry Fox. So yeah, they're not advertising lobotomies or advertising Canadian, um, scientific,

01:37:46.400 uh, breakthroughs, right. So Canadian heritage moments. So it was a Canadian that, that, uh,

01:37:51.600 that, you know, did that. Um, okay. A moose head commercial. What? I mean, 0.99

01:38:00.320 here, I mean, I could, I mean, if you just want, like, I don't know, I don't,

01:38:05.100 I don't want to do like too many beer. Okay. Oh, let me see.

01:38:12.760 Uh, I'm not really into the beer commercials too much, but you know what? I'll save the

01:38:19.660 commercials for later. Cause I will, I do want to go back to the documentary that we were watching.

01:38:25.400 Um, and I'm still keeping an eye on the news. So, all right. So we'll go back to the documentary,

01:38:30.440 um, about Iran and I'll go back a little bit. So where we left off before, before we turned,

01:38:38.760 before we tuned in, I don't know. I mean, I'm not a beer drinker. I don't know. I'm not a beer

01:38:43.860 drinker. I mean, if I'm in Europe, I'll have a beer here and there, but, um, not really my thing.

01:38:52.100 Um, okay. So going back to, to Iran. So the documentary, so this is, um, a tribal person 1.00

01:38:59.300 from the province of Baluchistan. He's not, remember guys, he's not a Durka. I'll tell you 0.95

01:39:04.960 if a Durka shows up, but remember that a lot of, um, a lot of the cultural, um, attire of various

01:39:14.520 Iranians, um, a lot of it pre-Islamic was appropriated by the Durkas, right? So, uh,

01:39:22.440 he is wearing a different type of turban here. And you can actually, you can actually like for,

01:39:27.900 for those of us who are familiar with how people dress, um, we can tell the difference. So for

01:39:34.020 example, I mean, I have to bring up Khamenei, but just as like an example, right? So his picture is

01:39:43.380 so nasty. Okay. I'm only doing this for scientific purposes. So you see his, his turban is a

01:39:58.080 different shape than the villager. Okay. So even though they both have wraps around their head, 0.94

01:40:06.820 different shape, different style. So this is a Durka. This is a Durka turban, right? This 0.99

01:40:14.320 is a regular, normal head wrap, which is pre-Islamic, by the way. It's pre-Islamic. 1.00

01:40:26.460 So, yeah. And like I was saying, my grandfather, so my father's father, he actually wore a turban in sort of like a similar style as well, because it was like a traditional cultural thing.

01:40:43.920 It wasn't like a Durka thing. So this is like a rural tribal tribesman from like the Baloch area.

01:40:53.720 And basically, I'll go back a little bit, but he's talking about how the Shah industrialized and modernized the area.

01:41:02.780 And then at this part, when he turns to this part, what he's saying is if the outsiders. 0.64

01:41:07.900 So now he's actually speaking about the separatists. Right.

01:41:11.640 So he's saying, if the separatists even stole one stone from our land, which is Iran, right?

01:41:21.080 So he's like, if the separatists even tried to steal one rock, there's 200 of us willing to put our lives on the line.

01:41:29.360 Yeah, absolutely.

01:41:30.360 100%, right?

01:41:31.420 So Indians, yep, Sikhs, yep, they wear turbans as well.

01:41:35.640 So exactly.

01:41:36.480 So turban is not necessarily a Durka thing.

01:41:41.640 it's just this one that one that that one's the durka which is cultural appropriation 0.99

01:41:48.600 because because they they basically steal everything they have like nothing for themselves

01:41:55.240 so this is like a rural tribes anyways let's go back a little bit we'll just go back to this part 0.80

01:42:00.200 here recalls the life of 25 years ago 25 years ago if a vehicle passed through this area the people

01:42:10.420 the vehicle would have been done for to begin with then a hundred or so local people would

01:42:14.740 have been killed as well why because in those days the roads were unsafe there were no schools

01:42:26.020 there were no gendarmery posts there were none of these wells or other developments

01:42:31.300 right so all the all so he's saying back in the day there were no schools there were no roads

01:42:36.180 There were no wells. There were none of this, right? The roads weren't safe. Basically, what

01:42:42.220 he's implying is that today, this is like, you know, filmed in 1976, 1977. So basically, what

01:42:49.440 he's implying is that the Shah of Iran came to the Baluchistan province and was industrializing

01:42:56.780 the province. He was building schools. He was building wells. He was like building roads. He

01:43:01.540 was improving life for the people of Baluchistan.

01:43:05.240 By the way, Baluchistan is a province, right?

01:43:08.360 We're speaking about the province of Baluchistan.

01:43:11.440 We're not speaking about the Pakistani separatists.

01:43:15.940 And then he's actually, so when he picks up the stone

01:43:19.100 and he says, we are prepared to put our lives on the line

01:43:22.920 to protect this rock,

01:43:24.760 he's speaking about the Pakistani separatists as well, right? 1.00

01:43:30.540 and so like this idiot that's that's now in the chat and saying free baluchistan like you can just 1.00

01:43:36.140 go like you know go to hell where you belong because you're an idiot because obviously you 1.00

01:43:40.460 don't want to understand what's happening here because these are the baluch people of iran 1.00

01:43:45.900 who are saying that they are going to like they will put their lives on the line for this one

01:43:50.940 rock right here the people spent most of it back then yes so um

01:44:00.540 So actually, yes, under the Pahlavi dynasty back in 1925, they made education mandatory for both

01:44:09.100 girls and boys. Prior to 1925, before the Pahlavi dynasty, Islam was basically in power under the

01:44:18.780 Qajar dynasty and girls did not go to school. However, when the Pahlavi dynasty took over

01:44:24.540 in 1925, not only did they begin like a very aggressive campaign of building schools across

01:44:31.400 the region, but they basically like raised the age of marriage to 18. So basically they made it

01:44:42.760 illegal for girls under the age of 18 to get married. Plus they also made it mandatory for 0.77

01:44:48.660 both girls and boys to go to school. So yes, back in this time, um, in, in, you know, by 1977,

01:44:56.120 um, uh, education was mandatory for, for girls and boys up until the age of 18. Yeah.

01:45:05.720 Guys, don't make fun of his appearance. Don't make fun of his appearance because he's a rural, 0.79

01:45:11.180 rural member. Like guys, I could, I could easily bring up some American hillbillies and we can

01:45:17.200 make fun of their appearance too so let's not make fun of appearance of rural people

01:45:21.520 guys if we want to make fun of the appearance of rural rural people i will bring up larry jim bob

01:45:28.780 you know whatever you guys know what i'm talking about so their lives fighting

01:45:36.140 there is a place near here 18 miles away called the cemetery

01:45:42.060 there are still the graves there of almost 70 englishmen who were killed as they passed

01:45:49.320 our people are buried there too in fours and sixes

01:45:53.400 the cause of the killing in the cemetery i told you about was our own territory our land and water

01:46:12.060 a foreigner tried to take away a single stone from our territory so here so here he's saying

01:46:21.920 if a foreigner tries to take a single stone from our territory we'll put our lives on the line for 0.96

01:46:26.960 him for for our country we were ready to lose so so when he says a foreigner he's speaking about 0.98

01:46:35.020 the Pakistani separatists.

01:46:41.320 If a foreigner tried to take away 0.81

01:46:43.780 a single stone from our territory, 1.00

01:46:46.140 we were ready to lose 200 lives to defend it.

01:46:50.100 That was why the killing of the cemetery happened.

01:46:56.840 If there was water,

01:46:58.340 we would last without bread for 30 days.

01:47:01.580 We would eat raw meat, camel meat, mutton. 1.00

01:47:03.940 Yeah, you're absolutely right. Even, even this guy is like deport illegal aliens. Yeah. Right. Because you don't want illegal aliens in your country, guys. Deport illegal aliens. 0.72

01:47:15.300 beef even with no salt or fire we would roast it in the sun 1.00

01:47:25.620 if we put a piece of meat on the rock this morning it would be cooked by now

01:47:30.560 we could fight an enemy for 30 days on that

01:47:34.100 did many of his friends used to die because they were they were hungry or the children did they die

01:47:45.300 yes yes in those days there were no doctors or hygiene care for children

01:47:54.240 no doctor came this way the people just died

01:47:59.460 so fyi the blonde hair

01:48:14.700 that's not um that's not like a bug or something there are you know a vast majority of iranians

01:48:22.200 have like pale skin light eyes and and blonde hair yeah guys we we iranians we come in all

01:48:31.740 different like colors and you know shapes and things like that could hardly live at all

01:48:36.500 the baluches and the gendarmes were the worst of all if we saw a soldier we used to run away and

01:48:43.720 hide. But for the last 10 years or so, so far as I can remember, as a result of the will of God and

01:48:55.300 the grace of his majesty, we have lived in much more comfort. So when she says the grace of his

01:49:02.580 majesty, she's referring to the Shah of Iran, Shahan Shah Aryomer. So what she's saying is that

01:49:08.720 the last 10 years the shah of iran has really modernized modernized you know the the province

01:49:16.560 and working towards you know building infrastructure and things like that 10 years or so so far as i

01:49:24.160 can remember as a result of the will of god and the grace of his majesty we have lived in much

01:49:30.560 more comfort even if we have nothing else we have security did they have enough to eat 10

01:49:38.640 and 15 years ago and what did they eat food in those days we ate dates they were brought from

01:49:47.360 giroft every three or four days we had flour made of millet or barley we ate them with animal grasses

01:49:54.240 did some of the people used to die okay that's that's it's not animal grass she said sabzi so

01:50:04.960 sabzi is basically just herbs so um so guys if you don't know um we iranians we actually we love

01:50:16.480 herbs this like i'm not exaggerating so oh my gosh i'm just like seeing a picture of like herbs right

01:50:23.420 now. And, uh, like my mouth, my mouth is watering. So, um, yeah. So one of the things that you

01:50:30.440 probably don't know about us Iranians when it comes to our food is that we love fresh herbs.

01:50:37.240 We love mint, parsley, you know, chives, oregano, onion, radish, rosemary, thyme. Like we basically,

01:50:50.400 no not kale not kale's not really an herb kale is more like lettuce I'm talking about herbs right

01:50:58.380 so um you know how like you you know you guys use herbs as like a garnish um we eat herbs on the

01:51:06.980 side with our food like goats like like literally literally we'll have like a spoonful of whatever

01:51:13.580 it is what we're eating and then we just like grab a bunch of herbs and we just like you know

01:51:18.880 shove it in our mouths and we just, you know, eat, eat herbs. So, so that's what she means.

01:51:24.640 She's not talking about animal grass. I don't know what, what that translation was probably

01:51:31.160 because the, the, the people who were making that documentary didn't understand what she's

01:51:38.440 referring to because Sabzi. Yeah. So, so, oh my God, there's like a whole article about it. Okay.

01:51:43.900 So it's Sabzi Khordan, which basically means eating herbs.

01:51:48.760 Oh, yeah.

01:51:49.060 No, there's also Torshi.

01:51:50.200 Torshi is just like pickled vegetables.

01:51:52.120 Yeah, yeah.

01:51:53.000 But Sabzi Khordan is a common side dish in Iranian, Armenian, Azerbaijanis, and Kurdish

01:51:59.700 cuisines, which may be served with any meal consisting of any combination of a set of

01:52:05.360 fresh herbs and raw vegetables.

01:52:07.940 Although for Iranians, we usually just stick to like radish and onion.

01:52:13.900 Um, you know, and then we have basil. Oh my gosh. Purple basil. Oh my gosh. Purple basil is the

01:52:22.160 best. I miss purple basil. Oh my gosh. Mint, parsley, tarragon, coriander, leek, and radishes

01:52:28.640 are amongst the most common ones. Oh my gosh.

01:52:34.500 oh my gosh anyway so so that's what she's talking about here it's not like it's not

01:52:48.180 animal grass oh okay so okay so you have that gene then right because for some people like

01:52:56.780 there's a certain like gene or something right where for some people cilantro tastes like soap

01:53:02.380 so uh i feel i feel bad for you because i don't have like i i have the good gene

01:53:07.300 and for me cilantro tastes like delicious so um yeah purple basil oh my gosh purple

01:53:15.060 basil is so good oh my gosh like purple basil is one of the best herbs

01:53:21.380 yeah oh so good so good look at this guys boy boy boy

01:53:30.640 look at this purple basil yeah oh so good so good so yeah so basically one of the things you might

01:53:44.920 not know about us Iranians is that when we are um eating our meals we love to have like a big

01:53:53.340 thing of like fresh herbs beside us and uh yeah so basically like you just you know you have a

01:53:59.660 spoonful or a bite of whatever it is that you're eating whatever your meal is and then you just

01:54:06.480 grab a bunch of fresh herbs and you put it in your mouth and you eat fresh herbs like a goat

01:54:11.880 and it's just like it's amazing so good so good all right let's continue so yeah it's not it's

01:54:18.880 not animal grass that was an improper translation

01:54:22.000 i think tari is like uh like chives maybe you might tarare bizarre to you i guess google

01:54:35.280 translate and see what it is we had flour made of millet or barley we ate them with animal grasses

01:54:42.380 yeah we didn't eat them with animal grasses we ate we ate them with sabzi so you can hear her say

01:54:48.480 you'll hear her say sabzi it of millet or barley we ate them with animal grasses

01:54:54.980 see sabzia she says sabzia we ate them with animal grasses

01:55:03.300 did some of their people used to die because they didn't have enough food in those bad old days

01:55:11.700 So now they're talking about the malnutrition wild green onions. No, no, no. It's just like green onions. You guys know green onions. These are green onions.

01:55:25.800 right right like green onions right just like green onions and yeah so this this is like basically

01:55:38.760 the side dish of herbs that we'll have with our meals right you got like the radish the green

01:55:43.700 onion different kinds of herbs you know mint basil you know whatever yeah so good

01:55:52.880 it's it's just like so you know like the garnish that you guys put on your meals

01:55:58.880 yeah we don't see that as garnish we see that as like the side dish which is really good

01:56:03.460 yes girls and boys of two or three were fed on those grasses

01:56:11.780 one saw water coming out of their mouths and they died

01:56:15.860 there can be few occasions in all of history when the inheritors of an ancient civilization

01:56:23.820 were so thoroughly humiliated by wave after wave of invading forces each occupying power 0.84

01:56:30.280 left its mark a scar but one thing the persians never surrendered was their pride in what had

01:56:36.880 been achieved in times past the man who was to begin the process of renewal was born here in 1878

01:56:44.840 the village of El Ashd in the mountains which sloped down to Iran's border with Russia.

01:56:49.520 I've I've only tried camel meat one time and so someone is saying I've heard camel meat is

01:56:57.660 amazing um we don't eat camel in Iran that's that's not a thing at least not that I've I've

01:57:04.900 never heard of anyone eat camel the only time that I've had that I've tried camel who was

01:57:10.860 actually um when i was a politician and uh there was like a there was like a hunter's ball so you

01:57:17.860 know all of like the the rural hunters um in in ontario they basically get together like once a

01:57:25.080 year and they host like this potluck and they you know um make meals with like the the game that

01:57:33.260 they've hunted so i think someone made like i don't know um camel sausage or something so like

01:57:39.920 i tried a bite of camel meat one time but that was literally um in in like uh ontario like i've i've

01:57:52.160 never i've never had camel meat in in iran i don't know maybe some people eat camel meat but i've

01:57:59.580 never heard of that at the time of his birth here the russians and the british low rivals

01:58:11.860 were well on their way to establishing complete control of iran's economy and politics

01:58:16.840 the man from this village who was to challenge the big powers was illiterate

01:58:23.280 his name was reza khan

01:58:27.180 So guys, this is the grandfather of the current Shah, right?

01:58:34.860 So you know Riza Pahlavi?

01:58:36.180 I share his videos with you all the time, his videos and messages on Iran revolution

01:58:40.620 lives, right?

01:58:42.620 This is his grandfather.

01:58:43.860 So he is the founder of the Pahlavi dynasty, and he is the one that began the process of

01:58:51.680 modernizing um iran back when he became the shah in 1925 and we call him rizasha the great 0.95

01:59:02.000 and we love him from this village who was to challenge the big powers was illiterate

01:59:10.000 his name was reza khan 0.96

01:59:11.840 reza khan refused to tolerate fools and liars yes and guys i love him so much so he was like 0.89

01:59:24.480 he was so good oh my gosh okay challenge the big powers was illiterate his name was reza khan 0.97

01:59:33.920 reza khan refused to tolerate fools and liars when in later years high officials sought to 0.99

01:59:45.280 influence him by flattery he would explode with anger don't be a bloody fool he would say i'm the 0.99

01:59:50.640 son of a peasant the spark which and that's why we love him and that's why we love the 0.99

01:59:59.120 pahlavi dynasty because look he was like you know don't don't be a fool i'm the son of a peasant

02:00:05.360 right he's like you can't flatter me right he's he's basically like i'm i'm one of the common 0.78

02:00:12.080 people and i've already you know i've explained in previous documentaries how he became the shah

02:00:18.880 but the fact that you know he came from humble beginnings and became the shah that's why we

02:00:25.040 love the pahlavi dynasty because they're literally like they're one of us right they're one of us

02:00:30.880 and they're they're like a new dynasty and we call them the iran building um the iran building uh 0.97

02:00:39.360 dynasty oh let's listen to that again khan refused to tolerate fools and liars when in later years 1.00

02:00:47.280 high officials sought to influence him by flattery he would explode with anger don't be a bloody fool 1.00

02:00:52.800 he would say i'm the son of a peasant the spark which set ablaze the smoldering fire 0.60

02:01:00.240 of iranian nationalism was britain's decision in 1919 to convert iran into a vassal state

02:01:09.920 reza khan led iran's nationalists in a successful coup against the government of ahmed shah

02:01:15.360 the last of the kajar kings okay so again that's not entirely accurate guys so what

02:01:22.640 happened is Rizal Khan didn't actually lead a successful coup. What happened is

02:01:28.080 that the communists, right, the Marxists had taken over and Rizal Khan went with

02:01:34.760 the Cossack Brigade. He overthrew the communists. He reclaimed Tehran,

02:01:42.140 basically saved Tehran, and then he reinstated the young Shah. So they make it 0.99

02:01:49.040 seem as if he went for like a military coup and took over that's not what happened the communists

02:01:55.280 already had done the coup so he went and he he over like he undid the coup unfortunately this

02:02:04.340 historical revisionism is just uh they'd had enough of ahmed shah's continuing capitulation to

02:02:10.400 foreigners in 1926 reza khan was proclaimed shah and became the first king of the palavi dynasty

02:02:24.160 yeah what they failed to mention is that he became the shah when the democratically elected uh

02:02:31.120 parliament of iran which is the majlis um the majlis voted out the previous qajar dynasty

02:02:38.880 because they were very corrupt and they were subservient to Russia or, you know, the USSR at

02:02:45.580 the time or Russia, whatever, and the UK. So they didn't want that. So it was the democratically

02:02:51.500 elected parliament of Iran in 1925 that invoked their constitutional authority to get rid of the

02:03:02.300 previous dynasty and vote in the current Pahlavi dynasty. So it's not like he just went there,

02:03:11.180 did a coup and took over. No, that counter coup, the counter coup happened in 1921,

02:03:16.860 but he didn't become the Shah until 1925.

02:03:21.700 in 1926 reza khan was proclaimed shah and became the first king of the pallet didn't even get the

02:03:33.220 date right he didn't become shah in 1926 he became shah in 1925 oh my gosh

02:03:37.860 in 1926 reza khan was proclaimed shah and became the first king of the palavi dynasty

02:03:48.840 But it was an event which nearly didn't happen.

02:03:57.420 Reza Khan wanted Iran to become a republic with himself as president.

02:04:02.300 That's true.

02:04:04.020 Wait, guys, I think that was baby Shahanshah.

02:04:07.260 Guys, is this baby Shahanshah?

02:04:10.400 Are you?

02:04:15.160 What is this?

02:04:18.840 That's the baby Shahat Shah.

02:04:22.760 Okay, guys, but listen to this part.

02:04:32.000 How many wives?

02:04:33.040 He had one wife. 1.00

02:04:34.560 He had one wife because he wasn't like a jihadi Islamist. 1.00

02:04:43.240 Okay, but listen to this. 0.99

02:04:44.640 Do you see how, like, do you see this part?

02:04:47.260 Like, this part of history is never told because he, okay, Shah and Shah, or sorry, Reza Shah the Great, he didn't even want to become Shah.

02:05:02.040 He, back in the day, wanted a republic like Turkey, right?

02:05:08.660 Because he wanted to follow in the footsteps of Ataturk.

02:05:13.380 So he was like, no, no, no, let's make Iran a republic.

02:05:17.260 you know i'll run for office i'll become president and then everyone was like no no no no iran has

02:05:24.220 always been like a constitutional monarchy iran has always had a shah so we're gonna

02:05:29.020 vote you in as the shah and you're gonna establish a new dynasty

02:05:36.140 reza khan wanted iran to become a republic with himself as president 0.79

02:05:40.140 he was eventually persuaded that iran's traditions demanded a restoration of the monarchy

02:05:48.080 um the documentary here i'll put the documentary in the in in the link in the chat like usually

02:05:59.760 usually i i'll just add the documentary in the video description after because everyone always

02:06:05.080 asks me constantly and it just really distracts me and it ruins like the experience but there's

02:06:09.800 documentary link. I'll put it in the video description when I'm done the live stream.

02:06:15.160 The rest of Iran

02:06:20.120 Reza Khan wanted Iran to become a republic with himself as president.

02:06:27.160 He was eventually persuaded that Iran's traditions demanded a restoration of the monarchy.

02:06:32.040 Reza Shah's strong brand of nationalism was not merely the product of his mistrust of

02:06:42.500 foreigners. His driving force was his faith in the capacity of his people to make Iran

02:06:47.760 a great nation again. His first showdown with the bullying big powers came in 1931.

02:06:58.400 Even then, the subject of confrontation was oil. 0.73

02:07:04.580 For hundreds of years, some Iranian peasants had been using the stuff to make fuel cakes

02:07:09.060 for their fires.

02:07:10.680 In 1901, the Kajar King awarded to an Australian prospector the exclusive exploration and exploitation

02:07:17.460 rights throughout Iran for a period of 60 years.

02:07:21.680 This key to Iran's future was virtually given away.

02:07:30.540 By the time of the foreigner's first discovery of oil in commercial quantities in 1908, the

02:07:36.060 Anglo-Persian Oil Company had been formed in London to take over the original concession.

02:07:42.640 When the company refused to improve the terms of the concession, Reza Shah castled the contract.

02:07:49.200 The dispute went to the League of Nations, and Reza Shah won.

02:07:52.800 But his victory led to increasing bitterness between Britain and Iran,

02:07:56.500 which eventually cost Reza Shah his throne.

02:08:01.360 Yeah, we won't forget that, unfortunately.

02:08:03.480 The creation of a communications network of roads and railways

02:08:07.440 opened the way to development, progress, and change.

02:08:10.740 Under Reza Shah, the country was opened up.

02:08:15.440 Law and order was restored.

02:08:18.160 guys like we still we still drive on those roads like i've actually driven

02:08:27.920 like i think that's judder i mean that reminds me of like judder shomal

02:08:33.840 because i've i've driven like i've gone on like judder shomal so is that his throat

02:08:40.240 the creation of a communications network guys so i've actually i've i've driven down this this is

02:08:52.160 one of the most famous um roads this is one of the most famous highways in iran we call it the north

02:08:59.200 road which means shomal means north and jade means like like road so this is like the this is the

02:09:08.480 highway that Riza Shah the Great built in the 1920s to connect Tehran to the northern part of

02:09:17.520 Iran. And he built it like, you know, through the mountain sides and like made all these like tunnels

02:09:22.500 and stuff. So it's like a beautiful, historic, scenic, scenic route. And yeah, I've, I've actually

02:09:32.680 driven i've actually been on this route on a road trip uh to northern iran um as a child

02:09:38.840 roads and railways open the way to development progress and change under razor shah the country

02:09:44.360 was opened up law and order was restored nationalism was wielded into a single

02:09:52.440 territorial force the foundation stones for nation building were laid iran was on the move again

02:09:59.720 When the Second World War began, Reza Shah declared his country neutral.

02:10:06.900 At dawn on the 25th of August, 1941, the Allies invaded.

02:10:11.620 The Russians from the north, British and Indian forces from the west and the south.

02:10:17.880 When the invasion plan was being discussed, Lord Wavell, the Viceroy of India, wrote to

02:10:22.660 Churchill. 0.89

02:10:23.660 It is essential that we should join hands with Russia through Iran.

02:10:27.840 the present government of Iran is not willing to facilitate this, it must be made to give way to

02:10:32.920 one that will. The war was going badly for the Allies. Hitler's forces had inflicted defeat 0.99

02:10:39.520 on the Russians along a thousand mile front. So Iran became what Allied command called the 0.50

02:10:45.120 bridge to victory because it was the safest route for supplies to Russia.

02:10:57.840 Why the Allies resorted to invasion is still much debated.

02:11:09.060 Reza Shah's refusal to be dictated to by the big powers was a major factor.

02:11:14.420 But the records of both sides suggest that invasion wouldn't have been necessary

02:11:18.620 if the Allies had been honest with Reza Shah and had taken him into their confidence.

02:11:24.240 The British in particular were not prepared to do that.

02:11:27.140 they were too prejudiced against the man who before the war started

02:11:31.000 had signaled his intention to play a leading role in ushering in the twilight of the british empire

02:11:36.980 uh no offense to any british people watching but yeah this is at the like the height of

02:11:46.920 you know colonialism british colonialism right so yeah

02:11:57.140 Three weeks after the invasion, broken and humiliated, Reza Shah abdicated.

02:12:04.980 Well, not humiliated in our eyes, because we love him and we call him Reza Shah the Great.

02:12:11.540 Three weeks after the invasion, broken and humiliated, Reza Shah abdicated.

02:12:21.320 Crown Prince Mohammed Reza, the present Shah, took over.

02:12:24.060 The old man was exiled. He died in South Africa in 1944.

02:12:32.040 The loss felt by most Iranians at the moment of abdication was even more profound when Reza Shah's body was eventually returned to Iran for a state funeral.

02:12:43.000 One said, I felt as if the ground on which I stood had been taken from under me.

02:12:48.240 The feeling of security given by knowing that Reza Shah was in his palace, looking after his nation, suddenly disappeared.

02:12:55.560 Reza Shah's defeat and humiliation

02:13:13.500 was the moment when many Iranians

02:13:15.540 lost faith in the belief

02:13:16.860 inspired into them by their king

02:13:19.020 that they could once more

02:13:20.580 be the masters of their own future

02:13:25.560 Thank you.

02:13:55.540 south africa reza shah's body was laid to rest in tehran what is your interpretation of the events

02:14:10.340 which ended with your father's abdication do you think perhaps with hindsight that he might have

02:14:15.620 been a bit stubborn and and refused to compromise and to some extent brought the trouble on himself

02:14:21.060 or do you think the allies were determined to force him to go no they were determined no doubt

02:14:25.540 i was living every minute of those days so guys this is this is shah and shah aryameh the emperor

02:14:35.860 of iran he is the father of the current shah right reza pahlavi the second this is his father

02:14:43.300 and then there's a show the great as a grandfather dublin and and refused to compromise and to some

02:14:51.700 extent brought the trouble on himself or do you think the allies were determined to force him to

02:14:55.860 go no they were determined no doubt i was living every minute of those days and

02:15:03.940 And I remember we sending messages to the Western countries,

02:15:16.320 that's what you want, we know that you are cooking up something.

02:15:21.880 A reply never came.

02:15:25.960 They wanted to get rid of somebody who was independent,

02:15:29.620 and who have eventually asked some price

02:15:34.240 for the Allies to take advantage of all our lines of communication,

02:15:40.100 our roads, our way roads.

02:15:41.740 Do you know that during the war,

02:15:44.220 11 million tons of goods were transported through this country

02:15:48.760 from the Western world to the Soviet Union?

02:15:53.740 So they didn't want him to be around.

02:15:56.140 was it what was it do you think that they objected to that he was beginning to make

02:16:01.980 iran independent beginning to strike out for independence sure

02:16:07.980 he was one of he was not one of those people who would have accepted

02:16:13.420 a small messenger coming and transmitting messages that he had to obey or carry out

02:16:22.060 not that i did i also resisted in my way after i assumed but in fact when your responsibilities

02:16:29.420 when you took over i think the allies for a few days even refused to recognize your session

02:16:34.780 yes they did so they knew a little of me as a crown prince i was rather outspoken in those days

02:16:42.940 and they thought well it will be the same story then in order not to have the same burdens they

02:16:53.740 did their best almost during the whole of the occupation of this country to diminish the powers

02:17:00.520 and the role of the sovereign in this country your basic problem i think when you took over

02:17:08.180 you were not quite 21 in those circumstances was that there was almost nobody around you

02:17:13.060 you could trust even Iranian politicians were playing each other off against and with the

02:17:17.860 foreign powers was that that was a big problem wasn't it it was it was and this is why i say

02:17:28.180 almost a miracle saved us at the end of the war like a miracle saved us at the end of the first

02:17:34.420 world war this is why i'm so determinedly set on having some deep rooted organization

02:17:49.860 which will be the expression of the real people not just the expression of a few rotten politicians

02:17:58.420 from the moment the crown prince became shah at the age of 21

02:18:02.100 He was engaged in a long and bitter struggle with corrupt and self-seeking politicians

02:18:06.820 from the country's ruling elite. But the young Shah's first priority was to develop a new

02:18:13.380 foreign policy. He was determined to be more flexible and pragmatic than his father,

02:18:18.260 a strength which his enemies misinterpreted as a weakness.

02:18:25.380 By the time of the Tehran Conference in November 1943, the young Shah had forged a working

02:18:31.300 relationship with roosevelt churchill and stalin the british and the russians had earlier promised

02:18:37.780 to withdraw their forces from iran within six months of the war's end but stalin continued

02:18:43.620 the occupation and promoted a rebellion in the north eventually the shah refused to be intimidated

02:18:49.540 by stalin and sent his troops north to put down the rebellion and with that so guys this this

02:18:55.700 right here, right? What Stalin did, that's pretty much, you know, Stalin was trying to bring Iran

02:19:03.900 under the Iron Curtain, right? So that was sort of the beginning of the Shah's battle with communism. 0.55

02:19:13.120 And that's why he eventually banned communism. And that's why he eventually had 300 communist 0.60

02:19:21.260 terror, sorry, I think it was like 3000, like communist terrorists in jail, right? Because 0.64

02:19:28.980 ever since the time of Stalin, they were trying to bring Iran under the Iron Curtain. And a lot of 0.97

02:19:36.680 the communist parties, communist infiltrators, like the leftists, the Marxists, whatever,

02:19:42.720 um they were all funded by the soviets so that right there guys that's like the beginning of

02:19:51.960 the shah's fight with communism is from iran within six months of the war's end

02:19:59.560 but stalin continued the occupation and promoted a rebellion in the north eventually the shah

02:20:06.060 refused to be intimidated by stalin and sent his troops north to put yeah guys so guys this is an

02:20:11.960 Excellent, excellent point by push-ups, two, three, four, five.

02:20:16.280 So that's also the origin of the communist Kurdish separatist groups.

02:20:21.020 So the same Kurdish separatist groups today, you know, President Trump gave them weapons

02:20:26.360 that were supposed to go to the Iranian freedom fighters,

02:20:29.720 but the Iraqi Kurdish separatists stole the weapons.

02:20:33.760 Yeah, that's their origin. 0.89

02:20:37.180 They were created and funded by Stalin and the communists. 0.88

02:20:41.960 Boom, there you go. So all of these, all of these separatist movements in the Middle East

02:20:47.120 created and funded by the Soviets. Guys, Yasser Arafat, Yasser Arafat and the PLO also created,

02:20:57.180 trained and funded by the Soviets. The whole Palestinian cause is fake. Guys, the entire 0.99

02:21:04.140 Palestinian cause is a Russian psyops. It's not even real. It's not even real. And yet so many 0.91

02:21:11.400 people have fallen for this nonsense. Yep. Palestine is a Russian psyops as well. 0.79

02:21:22.160 Literally, there's nothing real about Palestine. 0.88

02:21:25.900 Put down the rebellion, and with the help of international pressures, the Shah forced the 0.54

02:21:30.860 Russians out. After this success for the Shah's new foreign policy, Iran's parliament met in a

02:21:40.660 new mood of confidence oh did you did you catch that iran's parliament right so again to everyone

02:21:49.440 who claims that iran was a dictatorship and iran was an absolute monarchy okay how the heck how the

02:21:56.980 heck can you have um a parliament in a dictatorship or absolute monarchy right did you catch that

02:22:04.740 Iran's parliament. After this success for the Shah's new foreign policy, Iran's parliament met

02:22:14.240 in a new mood of confidence. But the removal of the direct Russian threat only intensified Iranian

02:22:20.120 bitterness towards Britain. In the years of street demonstrations, mob violence, and assassinations

02:22:28.800 which followed, the British, like the Russians, worked behind the scenes to exploit every dissident 0.62

02:22:34.300 element for their own ends the communist party the tudor took the front line role in demonstrations

02:22:40.220 against the shah so guys the two day party is the main communist party that was funded by the soviets

02:22:47.500 yeah for a time british oil interests actively encouraged the communists

02:22:54.460 the violence of these years included the first attempt on the shah's life

02:22:58.140 Guys, these are the leftists. Yeah, they actually tried. Guys, so you know how the lefties and the communists are trying to assassinate President Trump and have tried to assassinate him at least three times? Yeah, the communists, leftists, and woke progressives, they also tried to assassinate our Shah. You see this? This was an assassination attempt on our Shah.

02:23:20.980 so this this woke leftist antifa communist marxist violence that you're seeing it's not new

02:23:30.480 we've already experienced this these these these are these are the woke left guys these are the

02:23:38.800 communists these are the um uh you know these are the leftists antifa so everything guys everything

02:23:48.240 that you guys are experiencing right now in the united states we've we've already lived through

02:23:55.680 all of this this is why i tried to like i make videos about this stuff right mob violence and

02:24:02.080 assassinations which followed like guys did this this literally looks like a lefty movement in the

02:24:07.920 united states right all the lefties coming out right so you know the the left in the united

02:24:14.880 states suffers from tds trump derangement syndrome back in the 40s and 50s they suffered from pds

02:24:24.160 pahlavi derangement syndrome it's it's literally the exact same pattern in the even the assassination

02:24:31.920 attempts years of street demonstrations mob violence and assassinations which followed

02:24:37.440 the british like the russians worked behind the scenes to exploit every dissident element for

02:24:42.560 for their own ends. The Communist Party, the Tudor, took the front-line role in demonstrations

02:24:47.940 against the Shah. For a time, British oil interests actively encouraged the Communists.

02:24:55.120 The violence of these years included the first attempt on the Shah's life. Apart from the 0.57

02:25:05.120 Communists, the Shah's enemies included ultra-conservative forces, amongst them religious fanatics and 0.96

02:25:11.360 feudal landlords there you go guys there you go there's the unholy alliance of the red and the 0.94

02:25:17.040 black right what i've been telling you about the the communists and the islamists right it's the 0.67

02:25:23.540 exact same thing so what you guys are experiencing right now today in the united states and canada 0.90

02:25:30.720 and all these like western you know democratic countries the unholy alliance of the red and the 0.69

02:25:35.700 black we've already been going through that who were beginning to take fight at what the shah 0.85

02:25:42.820 might do to improve the lot of the peasants oh would you fight amongst them religious the the

02:25:49.700 jihadis the jihadis did not like the fact that the shah was modernizing iran and he wanted the 0.52

02:25:55.500 peasants to be free right they call the shah a dictator what sort of dictator wants to free

02:26:04.640 people and end feudalism right fanatics and feudal landlords who were beginning to take

02:26:12.100 fright at what the shah apart from the communists the shah's enemies included ultra conservative

02:26:22.020 forces amongst them religious fanatics and feudal landlords who were beginning to take

02:26:27.400 fight at what the shah might do to improve the lot of the peasants would you recall for us the

02:26:33.820 events of the 4th of february 1949 which was in fact the first attempt to assassinate you at

02:26:39.340 tehran university as usual every year i was going to distribute the diplomas and the first prizes to

02:26:49.900 the students of tehran university at the faculty of law and all of a sudden i hear shots and

02:27:00.620 And my face is projected to one side, when I realized that I was being shot at.

02:27:14.120 And he had shot three bullets through my hat, one through my cheek,

02:27:22.720 but the bullet came out just through the nose, without hurting anything, any nerves, any teeth.

02:27:30.320 one was destined for the heart but that this fraction of or even less than a fraction of

02:27:34.880 a second i was just making a gesture turn of the body so i got it in my left elbow

02:27:43.680 guys that's like exactly what happened to president trump doesn't that sound familiar

02:27:48.960 where like at the last minute he made like a sudden move or turn and that's you know how the

02:27:54.080 The bullet, instead of killing him, the bullet just injured him?

02:27:59.100 Does that sound like anyone you know?

02:28:15.060 Yeah?

02:28:24.080 I'm telling you guys, we Iranians, we've lived through this.

02:28:29.160 We've experienced all of this already.

02:28:34.300 It's crazy.

02:28:35.400 Do you see the similarities?

02:28:37.220 It's crazy.

02:28:42.400 One was this thing for the heart, but the distraction of even...

02:28:46.900 Oh, and I see all the super chats.

02:28:48.800 Okay, maybe I'll just go to the super chats really quickly.

02:28:51.000 um so push-ups fyi wrote a short article about one of your videos check it out after the show

02:28:57.980 dm'd it to you on x okay thank you so much appreciate that um garlic toast life became

02:29:03.640 a new member thank you oh we already did the lobotomy comment that's the origin of

02:29:08.940 yeah we spoke about that tom for life uh the shaw was totally disrespected by fdr the 1943

02:29:15.960 conference two, I'm reading a new book called King of Kings by Scott Anderson. And it's great.

02:29:22.660 Yeah, that's what we call our Shah. We call him Shahan Shah, which means King of Kings. And what

02:29:28.740 that refers to is basically the King of the Iranian people, because the whole concept of

02:29:33.460 Kings and monarchy is really ingrained into our culture and our civilization. That when we say

02:29:40.020 Shahan Shah, it's basically like respecting ourselves by saying, you know, like, like, it's, 0.50

02:29:47.360 you know, it's basically saying like, every Iranian is a king, and then the Shah is the

02:29:51.760 king of kings, right? So it's just like, you know, basically, like, honoring ourselves and saying

02:29:56.600 that, you know, we as a civilization are worthy people. So that's why we call him Shahan Shah.

02:30:02.980 Push-ups. Yeah. Nonsense, Goldie. We all know Iranian history starts with Mossad. Yeah, no,

02:30:08.720 I get the sarcasm. Honestly, it's so frustrating. You're absolutely right. Like a lot of people just

02:30:13.700 think that like Iran didn't exist before 1953. Um, obviously it's not true, but, uh, yeah,

02:30:20.460 it's like the amount of Iran splaining is absolutely insane. Um, Eric Cal says you're 1.00

02:30:26.600 so smart. Thank you. I appreciate that kind of you to say captain Cush for 20 divine intervention.

02:30:33.260 Yeah, I think it was divine intervention for both president Trump. Um, and of course,

02:30:37.940 shahan as well um large capital gaming loves you girl keep up the great work thank you i appreciate

02:30:44.900 that thank you for being here uh i hope you're enjoying the um documentary watch party um

02:30:53.060 oh you thought he was serious no he's he was no he was being sarcastic he was being sarcastic

02:31:00.260 um all right let's continue less than a fact nose without hurting anything any nerves any teeth

02:31:08.900 one was destined for the heart but that this fraction of or even less than a fraction of a

02:31:13.620 second i was just making a gesture turn of the body so i got it in my left elbow on the back

02:31:28.580 the the man was killed because he was trying to escape

02:31:31.220 But then we found out that he was frequenting a man who had connections with the rightist

02:31:45.340 fanatic clergyman, but he had communistic pamphlets and literature in his house.

02:31:58.840 And her girlfriend was the daughter of the gardener of the British Embassy.

02:32:07.720 I can't say for sure what he was, but anyway, this is what we found out. 0.60

02:32:14.540 For the next four years, the Shah became a prisoner of events.

02:32:18.040 The man who controlled those events was Iran's prime minister of the period, Dr. Mohammed 0.58

02:32:22.320 Mozadek.

02:32:23.320 Mossadegh became the popular hero of Iran because he told the people what they most

02:32:29.720 wanted to hear. 1.00

02:32:31.300 The arrogant foreigners could be humbled and made to pay much more for Iran's oil. 1.00

02:32:41.400 Abadan became one of the best known datelines as the oil crisis developed. 1.00

02:32:47.260 When Britain refused to pay a penny more for oil, Iran nationalized.

02:32:52.500 british replied with an economic and diplomatic offensive aimed at the economic strangulation of 0.65

02:32:58.020 iran yeah guys this is true like most was like a huge opium addict like the guy was just high

02:33:05.780 all the time like most basically he's like nosferatu he's like the nosferatu 0.53

02:33:15.620 when mosaddek couldn't deliver what he'd promised he denounced the need for a settlement

02:33:20.020 and plunged iran further along the road to bankruptcy oh guys who does that sound like

02:33:27.540 who does that sound like guys can you can you name a communist marxist politician in america right now

02:33:35.220 who you know deliver like promised that they would like i don't know give like free things

02:33:41.860 and then they couldn't deliver who does he sound like who does he remind you of

02:33:50.020 Yes.

02:33:54.020 Yes.

02:33:58.020 Yep.

02:34:00.020 Yep.

02:34:02.020 Yep.

02:34:04.020 Exactly.

02:34:06.020 They come with all these promises of, oh, we're going to do this.

02:34:12.020 We're going to do that.

02:34:14.020 And then as soon as they, you know, come into power,

02:34:18.020 they mess it up and then they basically try to take control yeah

02:34:22.100 when Mossadegh couldn't deliver what he'd promised he denounced the need for a settlement

02:34:30.000 and plunged Iran further along the road to bankruptcy

02:34:33.160 the explosive anti-british mood continued to support Mossadegh's policy of no compromise

02:34:41.440 which the Shah opposed but when Mossadegh showed his intention to eliminate the Pahlavi dynasty

02:34:47.240 he overplayed his hand. His broad-based support began to evaporate. At the final showdown in

02:34:53.600 August 1953, his support was coming mainly from the communists. He had become their prisoner.

02:35:00.960 Obviously, the communists were 100% behind him because they knew that they could topple him

02:35:06.140 in no time. In matter of fact, when he was thrown out by the revolution of the people,

02:35:14.500 and when we occupied the two-day headquarters and from some of the offices belonging to the

02:35:25.360 party we found out that they planned to overthrow him two weeks after my departure so if he had been

02:35:31.800 new he would have been overthrown two weeks later um someone is asking so this is the coup by the

02:35:39.840 commies in 1953, Shah and the USA were trying to stop it. Exactly. Yes, that's exactly it. So

02:35:47.640 here in this documentary, you're seeing the truth. You're seeing what actually happened,

02:35:54.620 right? Whereas the far left and the communists and the Islamists, right? The narrative that 0.94

02:36:02.160 they put out is that Iran was a democracy under Mossadegh and then, you know, the USA installed 0.56

02:36:08.920 the Shah, which is, like, total and utter nonsense, because as you can see, the Shah of Iran, he

02:36:15.320 ascended the throne in 1941, right? So this, like, weird, like, narrative that the Islamists and 0.88

02:36:22.400 communists have been putting out for the last, like, 40, 50 years, mind-boggling, absolutely

02:36:27.620 mind-boggling. But yeah, this is exactly what happened. So Mossadir and the communists tried

02:36:34.400 to uh over you know they basically they're the ones that instigated the coup because they wanted 0.68

02:36:40.020 to turn iran into a communist hellhole and they failed they failed yeah so let's go back so this

02:36:49.920 is this is the truth about 1953 this is this is actually a very good um very good explanation

02:36:56.360 this is probably the best explanation of like the 1953 coup that i've seen so far and by 1953

02:37:04.380 If three coups, I mean Mossadegh's coup.

02:37:09.300 Abadhan became one of the best-known datelines as the oil crisis developed. 0.55

02:37:14.600 When Britain refused to pay a penny more for oil, Iran nationalized.

02:37:20.380 The British replied with an economic and diplomatic offensive aimed at the economic strangulation of Iran.

02:37:26.440 when Mossadegh couldn't deliver what he'd promised he denounced the need for a settlement

02:37:32.660 and plunged Iran further along the road to bankruptcy

02:37:35.820 the explosive anti-British mood continued to support Mossadegh's policy of no compromise

02:37:44.200 which the Shah opposed but when Mossadegh showed his intention to eliminate the Pahlavi dynasty

02:37:49.900 he overplayed his hand his broad-based support began to evaporate

02:37:54.220 At the final showdown in August 1953, his support was coming mainly from the communists.

02:38:00.900 He had become their prisoner.

02:38:02.900 Obviously, the communists were 100% behind him because they knew that they could topple

02:38:08.500 him in no time.

02:38:10.300 In matter of fact, when he was thrown out by the revolution of the people, and when we

02:38:19.020 occupied the two-day in the headquarters and from some of the officers belonging to the party,

02:38:28.780 we found out that they planned to overthrow him two weeks after my departure. So if he had been

02:38:34.460 new... He would have been overthrown two weeks later, not more. And in that case, Iran would

02:38:40.140 have been in danger of becoming a communist state? Another republic, yes. Under Mossadegh,

02:38:46.700 the number of communist officers in Iran's armed forces rose from 100 to 600 in less than a year,

02:38:52.780 and a soldier of the Imperial Guard was involved in a later attempt on the Shah's life.

02:38:58.380 You finally gave a decree for Mossadegh's arrest, and he reacted by proclaiming the coup.

02:39:05.500 But you left the country for Baghdad, where you were very nearly arrested, I think, by your own

02:39:09.820 ambassador. Did you think it a gamble at the time? Did you think you might not be coming back?

02:39:14.060 Well, you think of everything, obviously. But my going was prepared. It was planned.

02:39:28.060 But if my fermion or my orders were not obeyed and carried out immediately, next move would be my departure.

02:39:40.060 According to most Western accounts of the final struggle between you and Mossadegh,

02:39:45.060 the CIA played a big role in restoring you to power.

02:39:49.060 Precisely what role did the CIA play in that?

02:39:52.060 Well, the CIA, like your people, like all the Western countries of the world,

02:39:57.060 they were just trembling at seeing the rule of Mossadegh continuing.

02:40:04.060 Some of the people involved from the CIA have already spoken and they might elucidate this even more.

02:40:14.060 The CIA spent not more than $70,000 in this country during those days.

02:40:22.060 If you can stage a coup with $70,000, then you can rule the whole world with just a couple of millions.

02:40:29.060 So you're saying they exaggerate and Western accounts exaggerate?

02:40:32.060 that extent, you can draw your own conclusions. What can you do with $70,000?

02:40:39.780 There you go. So like the Shah of Iran is literally debunking the, oh, the CIA installed

02:40:45.640 him because he's right. Like what the heck can $70,000 do? The $70,000 basically just gave the 0.51

02:40:51.600 Shah the funds that he needed to like, you know, travel or like move things around. Guys, it's at

02:40:56.600 bottom of the screen it's 1977 this documentary is 1977 it's right at the bottom of the screen on

02:41:03.000 the ticker i've shared the link to the interview before i'll share it afterwards when i'm done the

02:41:07.640 live stream it'll be in the video description whatever the precise truth to that extent

02:41:13.400 you can draw your own cia the rule of masada continuing

02:41:19.640 some of the people involved from the cia have already spoken and they might elucidate this even

02:41:29.520 more cia spent not more than 70 000 in this country during those days if you can stage a

02:41:39.440 coup with 70 000 then you can rule the whole world with just a couple of millions so you're saying

02:41:45.980 they exaggerate and Western accounts exaggerate. Well, to that extent, you can draw your own

02:41:50.580 conclusions. What can you do with $70,000? Whatever the precise truth about the Shah's

02:41:58.080 return to Iran in triumph after Mossadegh's defeat, one thing is for sure. Those who rose

02:42:03.600 up in support of the monarch wouldn't have charged Mossadegh's machine guns with their

02:42:07.960 bare hands for a fistful of dollars. The Shah had on occasions to appear as a nationalist

02:42:15.440 prepared to compromise because he was determined to avoid his father's mistake of pushing the big

02:42:20.860 powers too far, too fast. In December 1959, the Shah married Faradiba. This was the Shah's third

02:42:34.480 marriage. Neither of the others, first Afozia and then Soraya, had produced a son and heir. 0.88

02:42:39.920 But by now the Shah was looking for more than a wife who could bear him a son

02:42:45.740 What he most needed was a queen who would share with him the burdens of nation building

02:42:50.360 When her father, a soldier who studied law, died 0.99

02:42:54.940 Thara and her mother had to struggle to live

02:42:57.400 To marry the Shah, Thara Diba gave up a promising career in architecture

02:43:05.040 But in the years to follow she would become, with the Shah's full support

02:43:09.400 an architect of radical social change in Iran.

02:43:13.720 When the king asked you to marry him,

02:43:18.000 what were your thoughts?

02:43:24.320 Well, you know,

02:43:26.620 I had always loved the king as the king to my country.

02:43:32.780 Without question, he was my king, and I loved him.

02:43:37.140 and I admired him and I respected him.

02:43:41.140 And, of course, when he asked me to marry him,

02:43:46.140 you know, it's difficult to change suddenly from the love of a citizen to his king,

02:43:53.140 between a man and a woman.

02:43:55.140 I must say frankly that I felt, first of all, very proud,

02:44:00.140 because I admired him so much.

02:44:03.140 And also, you know, when you're young and you're 19, 20 years of age, you think that

02:44:09.720 when now I will become a queen and I could do so many things for my country.

02:44:15.140 And that was also in my mind.

02:44:16.900 It was not only my private life, but also that what I could be able to do.

02:44:22.600 A year after the marriage, Crown Prince Reza was born.

02:44:26.000 With the continuation...

02:44:27.380 Guys, that's B.B. Shaw.

02:44:29.840 Guys, that's B.B. Shaw.

02:44:33.140 That's baby Shaw, guys.

02:44:49.180 Look.

02:44:51.720 Here's a good picture of him.

02:44:57.940 Look.

02:45:00.920 That's our Shaw, and he was a baby.

02:45:03.140 that's why he was a baby 0.61

02:45:07.300 one of the dynasty now assured barring accidents the shah had an added incentive for pushing ahead

02:45:14.460 with his plans for reform in january 1962 you persuaded the cabinet to accept the land reform

02:45:22.320 bill but parliament refused consistently to pass it why was that well parliament

02:45:30.360 and were mostly belonging to the old establishment, although they were mostly doctors and mostly

02:45:47.840 had a degree from very well-known universities, but still by heart and the spirit was belonging

02:45:53.800 to the established society.

02:45:55.640 What was called a thousand families, I think?

02:45:57.640 thousand, some people said 200, some people said more, but I'm not just going to say families

02:46:04.040 to the old established order, I would put it this way.

02:46:09.240 When they continued to resist your demand for change, did you think that you were again taking

02:46:17.080 a risk? It was a pretty big risk, I would assume. Less in those days. First of all, I had more

02:46:24.600 experience secondly i have i had told people anyway i had uh convinced myself that no country

02:46:37.800 had more than a certain number of years in front of it before it could either reach an acceptable

02:46:45.800 level of standard of living and progressive rules, or that country will disappear.

02:46:57.980 That was very clear for me.

02:47:01.460 And events are showing that probably I was right. 0.98

02:47:05.680 You can't remain in this world full of intrigues and other things, a backward, miserable country, 0.99

02:47:15.240 still be independent independence with us is so important that in order to have it to keep it

02:47:26.120 to consolidate it we do anything fortunately in our case it was doing making reforms

02:47:34.920 the shah's first step towards land reform came in 1951 when he ordered the crown lands to be

02:47:40.920 redistributed by sale at concessionary prices to peasant farm workers the shah personally

02:47:47.400 distributed thousands of title deeds okay guys we're gonna take a quick quick commercial break

02:47:55.240 here because i just want to take a quick health break and then we're gonna come back and continue

02:47:59.160 i also have a few updates from president trump even though this is not iran revolution live but

02:48:05.000 there are some updates from president trump so um give me like five minutes i'll be back

02:48:10.920 Thank you.

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02:51:52.420 BAD AZ MAGAM AYRAN PAPERJAS

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02:52:31.880 DER HARF YA BANU MEIDAN

02:52:35.020 TAMASK DELG KANRA BERDARI

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02:52:50.440 Here on Gargant and all of us

02:52:53.960 BAPEESH, BAPEESH, BAPEESH

02:53:02.040 Muted.

02:53:09.280 So guys, if I play BAPEESH now, you guys think it's the end of the show.

02:53:12.880 I also play BAPEESH at the beginning of the show.

02:53:16.720 What song should I play instead, then? What should I play instead as a commercial break?

02:53:24.760 Give me some suggestions.

02:53:38.520 What should I play instead? Okay, you know what? I'll play this. How about this?

02:53:46.720 there you go um yeah i'll play that from now on

02:53:59.440 okay guys um some new posts from truth social uh from president trump on truth social guys

02:54:16.720 Okay, so President Trump posted...

02:54:19.220 Oh, my browser lost connection.

02:54:22.060 All right, give me a moment.

02:54:23.460 Let me reconnect.

02:54:27.120 All right.

02:54:30.240 This is why we doom scroll.

02:54:35.740 So President Trump posted this video to his Truth Social.

02:54:40.900 We're in a war because I think you would agree

02:54:44.060 we cannot let lunatics have a nuclear weapon.

02:54:48.540 Do you agree? 0.94

02:54:50.640 Okay.

02:54:51.320 because if you read the fake polls and things it says well that it uh it's only a 20 percent or 25

02:55:18.620 it's nonsense yeah trump president trump is definitely be pushing right now yeah

02:55:24.540 trump is be pushing um so there's that um also president trump just posted

02:55:35.340 guys what is going on president trump just posted this

02:55:43.100 he's like he's got all the uno wild cards and he's like i have 0.55

02:55:47.420 all the cards this is a major major troll of the islamic regime yeah um 0.87

02:56:10.300 I actually think I have, like, a deck of Uno cards somewhere. 0.99

02:56:18.260 So, yeah.

02:56:21.100 So, President Trump just posted this.

02:56:24.160 I have all the cards.

02:56:25.760 Anyways, those are my updates.

02:56:40.420 Those are my President Trump updates, right?

02:56:52.520 Anyways, let's go back to the documentary.

02:56:55.760 but uh to me this is sounding like president trump is saying that uh i'm coming for you he's

02:57:01.960 like i'm coming for you guys i'm coming for you that's what it looks like to me all right let's

02:57:07.120 go back to um the last few we have about we have about five more minutes left of the documentary

02:57:14.160 making reforms the shah's first step towards land reform came in 1951 when he ordered the

02:57:24.340 crown lands to be redistributed by sale at concessionary prices to peasant farm workers.

02:57:30.760 The Shah personally distributed thousands of title deeds.

02:57:39.280 The new land-owning peasants were given 25 years to pay for the land.

02:57:43.480 The funds so received were plowed back into providing supporting services for the farmers.

02:57:49.140 Oh my gosh, what a dictator!

02:57:51.240 Oh, what a dictator, guys. 0.96

02:57:54.440 The Shah basically gave away crown land to the peasants who had been under the feudal system of the communists and the Islamists, right? 0.95

02:58:05.800 So the Shah freed the people, gave them land. 0.60

02:58:09.900 How dare he? 0.92

02:58:10.960 How dare he free people?

02:58:13.040 What a dictator. 1.00

02:58:14.600 Oh my gosh, what an evil, evil man. 0.99

02:58:16.620 What a dictator for giving land to people. 0.85

02:58:21.240 He ordered the crown lands to be redistributed by sale at concessionary prices to peasant 0.68

02:58:39.420 farm workers.

02:58:41.280 The Shah personally distributed thousands of title deeds.

02:58:50.320 The new land-owning peasants were given 25 years to pay for the land.

02:58:54.420 The funds so received were ploughed back into providing supporting services for the farmers. 0.91

02:59:06.760 The Shah's policy of redistributing the crown lands was meant to be an example to the old

02:59:11.460 establishment which owned more than 50% of the land and was therefore the most influential

02:59:16.740 power in the country the shah's battle with the feudal landowners and their allies of the extreme

02:59:29.540 right and left was long and bloody and included another attempt on his life oh look so so so the 0.75

02:59:40.020 the extreme left and right right the unholy alliance of the red and the black when the

02:59:45.620 shah was giving land to the peasants the extreme left and the extreme right didn't like that so

02:59:51.860 they tried to assassinate him again his personal war with the old establishment began in may of

03:00:02.820 1962 when parliament rejected his proposals for nationwide land reform at the time parliament

03:00:09.540 was controlled by the landowners and an assortment of corrupt politicians

03:00:15.620 The Shah went over the heads of the politicians and appealed directly to the people for support

03:00:22.620 for his reform program.

03:00:24.660 At a special congress in Tehran, attended by 4,000 peasant delegates from all over the

03:00:29.380 country, he made this commitment.

03:00:33.900 I cannot remain a neutral onlooker in the struggle against the forces of evil, but have

03:00:38.900 taken up the banner myself.

03:00:41.540 that no power can reinstate the regime of slavery in the villages and plunder the nation's wealth

03:00:47.460 for the benefit of a minority i have decided to refer these reforms to a referendum

03:00:55.780 wow what a dictator so the communists and the islamists right accused the shah of being a

03:01:04.020 dictator because he wanted to free people he wanted them not to be slaves he wanted everyone

03:01:11.540 to have an opportunity to be successful the communists and the islamists didn't like that

03:01:16.980 so the shah went over their heads and basically had a referendum so right now we're talking about

03:01:24.260 the 1963 white revolution which we call payvanda shaho menlat which basically means um the the

03:01:33.060 the unity of the shah and the people right so when when you hear the woke left and the woke right 0.84

03:01:41.460 accuse the shah of being a dictator this is what they mean because the shah was a dictator

03:01:48.740 because he went over their heads and held a referendum in order to free the iranian people 0.90

03:01:55.940 yeah the villages and plunder the nation's wealth for the benefit of a minority

03:02:04.180 i have decided to refer these reforms to a referendum

03:02:10.980 exactly the referendum which followed overwhelmingly endorsed the shah's plans

03:02:19.780 after nearly a quarter of a century of struggle he had found his power base it was with the

03:02:25.140 peasants and the common folk from whom he was descended. 0.63

03:02:35.800 But to this day, the war against poverty and injustice which the Shah launched at the peasant

03:02:40.860 congress has not been finally won.

03:02:49.280 The progress Iran has made under the leadership of the Shah and Queen Farah is impressive

03:02:54.580 and far-reaching, but because the country was so poor, much still needs to be done. 0.96

03:03:03.340 Most ominous of all, some of the old feudal mentality remains in Iran. 0.96

03:03:08.420 There are still those, including some in very high places, who dream of a return to the 0.89

03:03:13.160 old days of power and privilege for the minority at the expense of those still poor.

03:03:25.060 When the Shah launched his ambitious program of land reform, he said, what we have started

03:03:30.220 It is not a reform limited to land, but something that will change Iranian society.

03:03:46.500 In the second and third of these film reports, I will be investigating the reality of change

03:03:51.500 and the consequences of it.

03:03:57.440 What happens when a nation ceases to be merely the object of the policies of others and becomes

03:04:02.820 a developing country whose decisions and actions will play an increasing part in shaping the

03:04:08.580 destiny of all nations so guys what'd you think of that by the way guys this is only part one this

03:04:37.380 is part one of a three-part documentary series. So did you guys like that? I could, I'm not going

03:04:44.600 to play part two tonight, but, um, we'll do part two another night. But isn't that informative?

03:04:55.680 Yeah. I'm not going to play part two tonight, guys. It's, it's close to midnight.

03:05:02.700 you're awake play part two i can't i can't i mean i'm honestly like i'm doom scrolling but

03:05:13.520 you know i'm i'm literally setting my alarm for 3 a.m i'm setting my alarm for 3 a.m because just

03:05:23.240 in case something happens in iran i just want to wake up at 3 a.m to make sure that i no i can't

03:05:31.540 do an all-nighter I have a date tomorrow night I have to look somewhat refreshed for my date

03:05:36.160 tomorrow night so I can't I can't stay up anymore I can't stay up much later I have plans tomorrow

03:05:44.100 evening I have plans tomorrow evening so I need a little bit of sleep but um I'm gonna I'm gonna

03:05:51.600 wake up at like you know in like four or five like no I'm gonna like set my alarm wake up in

03:05:57.500 three hours because i'm literally going to be monitoring x like every three hours now so um

03:06:03.740 i have to i have to get a little bit of sleep because i do have

03:06:10.620 not enough was that that reminds me of like that scene from um snl like needs more cowbell

03:06:19.660 was it was it christopher hitchens he's like needs more cowbell yeah that's pretty funny

03:06:24.380 um oh you wrote you wrote uh the the empress an email once and she responded yeah she's really

03:06:31.380 good at that she's amazing um large capital gaming goldie what do i say to my other persian

03:06:37.700 friends who say the shah was a bad person and that docs like this are not sources of truth i

03:06:43.160 mean your friends are brainwashed unfortunately because they've been uh dealing with like jihadi

03:06:48.800 Islamist communist propaganda, um, for their entire lives. So I would just tell them to just

03:06:55.040 go and like read history because, you know, facts don't lie. Um, either that, either that or your

03:07:01.980 friends are like lefty communists, right? So it's one or the other. Um, but hopefully like, I don't

03:07:07.780 know, just share these documentaries with them maybe. So, okay guys, um, I am going to go to,

03:07:15.180 to sleep. Uh, but, um, I will play part two another night. And of course I'll play part three.

03:07:24.980 Um, but yeah, guys, I know I haven't done documentary watch parties in a very long time

03:07:31.140 and I apologize. Um, but I will definitely strive to do more documentary watch parties because

03:07:39.200 these are so important and they're also a lot of fun. So, okay. Yeah, I'm gonna, I'm gonna end

03:07:51.700 the live stream here and if something crazy happens, I'll know in like three hours and I

03:07:58.840 might be back. But until then, thank you everyone for joining for, you know, the Goldie show and I

03:08:07.480 will end it off don't worry guys I will end it off with a few songs for you guys but you know

03:08:11.980 what I want to play this video that I always play at the beginning so this video is always in my

03:08:17.660 intro and I hope that now you have a little bit more context right like watch this

03:08:25.400 when you look at the crowds today you have maybe five six thousand people here on the

03:08:36.700 streets yesterday a million people a million Iranians in the street for the

03:08:40.300 Ayatollah Khomeini does that not give you concern does that not make you afraid? 0.62

03:08:43.960 because they are afraid yeah that's right and most of the people don't say anything because they are afraid

03:08:50.740 and they are in silence you know they don't say anything is this the silent

03:08:55.780 majority of Iran out here now yes yes that's right do you want the Shah to return?

03:09:00.940 Yes, but I am a shah, shah, shah, and shah to the country.

03:09:06.440 I am a shah, I am a shah.

03:09:08.940 What do you mean by your shah?

03:09:10.440 I am a shah.

03:09:12.440 I am a shah.

03:09:14.440 She said I want shah.

03:09:15.940 Why do you want the shah?

03:09:18.940 Why does she want the shah? 0.99

03:09:20.940 Do you guys see now why people 0.96

03:09:50.920 are so upset that the shah is gone they're freaking out and they're like we want the 0.91

03:09:56.840 shock back right even just like like that part one of that three-part documentary series because

03:10:03.720 we only watched part one tonight right it adds a lot of context it adds a lot of context to this

03:10:10.600 video doesn't it

03:10:19.760 when you look at the crowd today you have maybe five six thousand people here

03:10:23.400 on the street yesterday a million people a million iranians in the street for the

03:10:27.240 ayatollah homey

03:10:28.440 does that not give you concern the other day

03:10:31.440 yeah that's right and the most of the people

03:10:35.200 They don't say anything because they're afraid.

03:10:38.640 They are in silencer, you know, they don't say anything. 0.89

03:10:42.140 Is this the silent majority of Iran out here now? 0.97

03:10:44.420 Yes, that's right. 0.98

03:10:46.340 Do you want the Shoah to return? 0.99

03:10:48.240 Yes, Shoah- share, Shoah-shan to the country. 0.99

03:10:53.080 What about you Shoah? 1.00

03:10:56.280 What do you want the shot? What do you want the shot? 0.96

03:11:26.280 heartbreaking heartbreaking um but very important right very important um for those of you who want

03:11:42.920 to continue the conversation there's always my discord channel uh it's a community i created

03:11:47.560 for you guys link to the discord is in the video live stream description um i don't join very often

03:11:55.480 I'm probably not going to join tonight, but I know a lot of you, um, are on discord and, you know,

03:12:00.760 we do have like a great community there. Um, and, uh, yeah, the community is growing. Make sure that

03:12:07.400 when you join that you open up a ticket. I don't know how that works. I have some amazing, um,

03:12:12.960 admins who do that kind of stuff. Just follow the instructions on the discord so you could open up

03:12:17.620 a ticket in order to get approved, I guess. Um, cause that's how we, that's how we keep out the

03:12:22.620 Dirkas, you know, we gotta, we gotta keep the Dirkas out of the discord channel. Um, but there 1.00

03:12:27.780 you go. For those who want to keep the conversation going and want to talk to one another, uh, that's,

03:12:32.980 that's where the discord is at. And there's a lot of fun memes and stuff in there. Like you guys are,

03:12:36.960 you guys are hilarious. You guys are, you guys are amazing. I really appreciate the community

03:12:41.100 we've built. Um, all right guys. So I will see you guys, uh, tomorrow and, uh,

03:12:49.480 Discord

03:12:52.140 I don't know what

03:12:57.100 I don't know what you're saying sorry

03:12:58.660 Alright anyways I will see you guys tomorrow

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03:16:54.620 Bekyni nashk beantafas

03:16:57.400 Arja ism iran

03:16:59.400 Madunja seda ye bachy rizas

03:17:02.480 Farda mimewisn

03:17:04.620 To ketabha qst ye dymar

03:17:07.480 Bego ba tier jengi

03:17:09.640 Kushten bachy age bie gona ro

03:17:12.340 Bego oz buchte maadera

03:17:14.860 Čier zna و dختra

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03:17:35.940 .

03:17:36.400 .

03:17:41.380 .

03:17:44.900 .

03:17:46.880 We lived in shadow

03:18:16.380 Cut from the light

03:18:20.440 Sirens and gunfire

03:18:25.040 In the dead of night

03:18:27.580 They took our voices

03:18:31.000 They shut the nets

03:18:34.700 The night I will

03:18:38.840 Night I regret

03:18:41.600 Now hear us say

03:18:45.360 Without any apology

03:18:47.420 America

03:18:49.000 Send your angels of liberty

03:18:51.700 Angels of liberty

03:18:54.260 Unleash your fire

03:18:56.040 Envy is

03:18:57.320 Lobby regime

03:18:58.340 Lift us higher

03:18:59.460 Angels of liberty

03:19:01.500 Hear our cry

03:19:03.160 Freedom is born

03:19:04.860 When you fill our sky

03:19:06.860 Angels of liberty

03:19:08.640 Strong and true

03:19:10.200 Our old ally

03:19:12.280 USA

03:19:13.340 We stand with you

03:19:16.340 Boss and Cheetah on every street

03:19:23.400 IRGC boots marching to beat

03:19:27.180 40,000 killed, buried, unnamed

03:19:30.780 50,000 caged, broken and chained

03:19:34.400 But we still rise, we still believe

03:19:37.720 In words you wrote, in vows you gave

03:19:41.620 We want freedom and revenge

03:19:44.660 We will fight beside you till the end

03:19:51.820 Angels of Liberty, unleash your fire 1.00

03:19:55.080 And the Slavic regime lift us higher 1.00

03:19:58.660 Angels of Liberty, hear our cry

03:20:02.280 Freedom is born when you fill our sky

03:20:05.760 Angels of Liberty, come into our old allies

03:20:11.600 U.S.A.

03:20:13.020 We stand with you

03:20:15.800 We stand with you

03:20:23.600 My name rises in every sea

03:20:38.100 We shout King Reservoir Lobby

03:20:41.540 Our hope of future and unity

03:20:45.620 A future built on justice and peace

03:20:51.580 Where hatred ends and nations breathe

03:20:55.940 We honor the brave American Air Force and Navy

03:21:00.980 Through all our love

03:21:05.360 We win all be free

03:21:07.800 Angels of Liberty

03:21:11.500 Unleash your fire 1.00

03:21:13.280 And the Islamic regime 1.00

03:21:15.580 Lift us higher

03:21:16.800 Angels of Liberty

03:21:18.700 Hear our cry

03:21:20.440 Freedom is born when you fill our sky

03:21:24.140 Angels of Liberty

03:21:25.940 Strong and true

03:21:27.520 Our old ally

03:21:29.600 USA

03:21:30.660 Aurelion

03:21:34.040 Stand with me

03:21:35.880 God bless the USA

03:21:47.160 You'll be sure

Goldie Ghamari - May 02, 2026

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