00:03:30.240we did not start the war really okay uh what about in 1979 when you burned american flags and you
00:03:40.080know you took americans hostage and you started chanting death to america gee i wonder you didn't
00:03:46.200start the war and then he's like the war was impotent imposed on us their whole ideology is0.60
00:03:53.320jihad look at this so this says the islamic revolutionary guard corps is bound by a0.88
00:03:59.060constitutional mandate to pursue an ideological mission of jihad to globally export Iran's 1979
00:04:08.420Islamic Revolution. Okay. The constitution of the Islamic regime explicitly frames the Islamic0.89
00:04:15.220Revolutionary Guard Corps as an expansionist ideological force. Basically, it seems to me
00:04:24.100as if, you know, he's saying that, no, we didn't start the war. We're just exercising. We're
00:04:30.320exercising our Islamic right to engage in jihad. And we're the victims because, you know, the big1.00
00:04:39.220bad bully America is preventing us from exporting our revolution and is preventing us from engaging
00:04:47.700in jihad. The text regarding the ideological mission of jihad is located in the preamble of
00:04:54.220the constitution of the Islamic regime and under the specific subsection titled an ideological
00:05:01.520army. This is the preamble, okay? So this is the English translation of the preamble of the
00:05:07.600constitution of the Islamic regime. So in the formation and equipping of the country's defense
00:05:12.680forces care is taken to ensure that faith and ideology are the bases and the criterion0.60
00:05:18.200therefore the army of the islamic republic okay so it's not the army of iran it's the army of islam
00:05:25.320and the islamic revolutionary guard corps are to be organized in accordance with this objective
00:05:32.120and they will be responsible not only for guarding and preserving the frontiers but also for the
00:05:38.120ideological mission that is jihad for god's sake and struggle for protecting the rule of god's law
00:05:46.680in the world so basically that means allah right so basically what they're what the islamic regime
00:05:51.000and literally literally in their constitution it says that they uh have an ideological mission0.71
00:06:00.280which is jihad it's basically export islam export jihad conquer lands take them over
00:06:09.160in the name of allah and islam and jihad so the islamic regime began the war 47 years ago0.91
00:06:17.160when they took over iran occupied our country turned it into an islamic hellhole and then they0.94
00:06:22.840started exporting their jihad around the world so literally just right off the bat right off the bat0.96
00:06:29.400the first word the first word out of his mouth we did not start the war is a lie because they0.96
00:06:37.400started the war it's literally written in the constitution of the islamic regime we do not0.79
00:06:44.840seek war yes you do rather yes you you literally seek war it's in your constitution i just proved0.95
00:06:51.560it they literally seek war it's literally in the it's like the the preamble of their jihadi
00:06:57.560durka constitution whenever they attack us we are forced to defend ourselves we've never0.87
00:07:06.680started a war but if they wish to keep fighting with us we will respond strongly0.68
00:07:13.000okay so the islamic regime is saying they've never started a war okay sure here are just
00:07:18.760some examples of the the wars and the conflicts that the islamic regime has started either
00:07:24.600directly or through their proxies. So Lebanon, Israel, that's Hezbollah, 1980s to present.
00:07:32.900Iran, aka the Islamic regime, was instrumental in Hezbollah's creation and has remained its
00:07:37.680principal military and financial backer. Hezbollah has fought Israel repeatedly,
00:07:41.800including the 2006 Lebanon war and attacks beginning after October 7.
00:07:46.200Israel, Palestine conflict, Hamas and Palestine Islamic Jihad. Tehran has provided years of
00:07:52.360weapons, financing, and training. However, regarding October 7 specifically, public evidence
00:07:56.940has not established that Tehran ordered or directed the attack. They did. They actually have admitted
00:08:02.600it on Islamic regime state TV. I don't know why people haven't caught on to that. Iraq after 2003.
00:08:11.000Iran armed, trained, and supported Shiite militias that attacked U.S. and coalition forces,
00:08:17.280including with sophisticated IED technology. Guys, so these Shiite militia groups, these0.64
00:08:24.600Durkhas, not only do they murder Iranians, but they also murder Iraqis. And you can speak to,0.98
00:08:30.960I think our Iraqi friend is still in the chat. He can explain more about this as well. But
00:08:39.120you know, these Durka Iraqi terrorist groups in Iraq, right? Not only do they, you know, murder1.00
00:08:47.860Iranians, they also murder Iraqis, okay? That's why I call them Durkas, because, you know, there1.00
00:08:53.160are Iranian Durkas, there's, you know, Iraqi Durkas, there's, you know, Lebanese Durkas,0.92
00:08:58.560there's, you know, white Durkas, there's like ginger Durkas, right? Like, they're all over.0.93
00:09:03.360So that's why I refer to them as Dirkas, because it's, you know, nothing to do with country or ethnicity or language spoken or anything, anything like that. But yeah, so, you know, Iraq after 2003, that's all the IRGC.
00:09:19.020The post-2011 Syria, again, Bashar al-Assad, that as well is the Islamic regime, okay?
00:09:29.660Saudi Arabia, something, Iraq, Syria, so this one.
00:09:33.020So the Syria and Iraqi attacks on U.S. forces, again, that was from Iran-backed Iraqi militia.
00:09:40.960So those were the dirkas of the Islamic regime in Iraq, okay?
00:09:45.740And remember when we heard the Iraqi president speak earlier today, he's new. Back when these attacks were happening, both Bashar al-Assad was in charge in Syria and he was a proxy of the Islamic regime.
00:10:06.400And at that time, the previous Iraqi president was also a puppet of the Islamic regime.0.83
00:10:13.080And so the Islamic regime was attacking the United States through their proxies.0.79
00:10:18.560And then, of course, the, you know, Israel, Iran-Israel attack.0.84
00:10:22.880Iran launched more than 300 drones at Israel.
00:10:26.400And then, of course, you know, after that.0.94
00:10:28.620So, yeah, guys, it's the Islamic regime has started new.
00:10:35.060guys these are just the conflicts i'm not even i haven't even asked about um the the terrorism
00:10:43.620that they've engaged in right let's not forget the the bombing um of the israeli embassy in
00:10:49.700argentina that was also that was also the islamic regime it was the islamic regime
00:10:57.460that did uh i think it was in like the early 1980s we are forced to defend ourselves we've
00:11:03.780never started a war yeah you did but if they wish to keep fighting with us we will respond strongly
00:11:10.420how are you going to respond strongly how are you going to respond strongly you have no navy0.99
00:11:16.180you have no air defense the only way that the islamic regime responds strongly is by murdering0.98
00:11:21.780iranians by hanging iranians by murdering over 100 000 innocent unarmed iranians right that that's0.99
00:11:27.220the the responding strongly because they actually don't have the military strength to stand up to
00:11:35.700the united states or israel resolutely and today the pressures that they keep imposing on us is0.51
00:11:43.460so that's to force us to surrender yeah yeah that's that that's exactly it why is he saying
00:11:50.580that as if like this is an accusation that's exactly what's going on here the whole point
00:11:55.700of the economic sanctions and the military blockade and the military boom-booms is to force
00:12:01.620you to surrender yet that that's exactly it that's exactly what president trump is doing and you know
00:12:07.380water is wet he's he's saying it as if this is like a bad thing oh my gosh you know what this
00:12:12.660is this is like the equivalent of uh like a nazi uh in during nazi germany going on tv and be like
00:12:20.660oh no america is attacking us because they want us to surrender done that's the whole point
00:12:26.980that's the whole point outside of the legal but if they wish to keep fighting with us we will
00:12:33.460respond strongly resolutely and today the pressures that they keep imposing on us is
00:12:41.380so that's to force us to surrender outside of the legal framework of international law which
00:12:47.700what what sort of legal framework of international law is he referring to
00:12:55.940the legal framework is the armed is the law of armed conflict first of all by the way um
00:13:06.900you guys don't actually care about international law you don't care about any laws i mean
00:13:13.220You guys are literally terrorists and war criminals, and yet they're like, oh, they want to make a surrender outside the framework of the law or something.
00:13:24.800I don't even know what that means.0.95
00:14:12.320Did anything change in the negotiations with Whitcoff and Kushner this week?
00:14:21.500That which is discussed and negotiated is within the framework of international law and what would be rightfully ours under international law.
00:14:37.440And result of that, based on that foundation, we're seeking an agreement if the counterpart agrees to it.
00:14:46.320The government's, your government's conditions have been to lift the blockade, to lift the sanctions, to release frozen assets, to have Iran and Oman control the shipping lanes.
00:14:57.500That's what Iran has said that it wants.
00:25:08.320the problem is that when a straight those who have been responsible for a lifetime for that
00:25:18.180straight they are forbidden from moving their vessels through that waterway then of course
00:25:23.480we will not recognize that right for other vessels now america is forbidding our transit through
00:25:29.880that waterway for what reason based on what foundation isn't navigation supposed to be free
00:25:37.160will you give up the 60 enriched uranium so this is rose from the gamma ray report um thank you for
00:25:44.440showing up last minute i know it's sort of impromptu but i would love it if you could perhaps
00:25:50.840uh maybe go over that uh because you you make some amazing diagrams about like you know different
00:25:56.280things um if you could maybe just pull up that uh diagram of uh you know uranium enrichment
00:26:04.200and just give us like a five minute synopsis of you know zero percent to ninety percent you know
00:26:10.040why is why is it sixty percent relevant what you know just essentially when when scientists are
00:26:14.680talking about uranium enrichment they're talking about increasing the proportion of a particular
00:26:21.480isotope relative um like whether it's uranium 235 relative to uranium 238 and it's it's really about
00:26:30.840how um uh reactive and and um oh god what's the word um how much boom booms it can yes thank you
00:26:41.080like how unstable unstable thinking that's the word um how unstable it is uh and so you're
00:26:46.520essentially changing the proportion of uranium 235 versus uranium 238 um and so natural uranium
00:26:56.760like in nature it's typically around um like one percent is the unstable kind so typically when you
00:27:05.800find uranium in nature you're not finding the reactive unstable kind so you that's why you
00:27:10.760have to go through the process of enrichment to get to more unstable kinds which will then lead
00:27:17.400to the boom booms um and you do that through centrifuges and in my previous live i explained
00:27:23.880that full process and how centrifuges work but let's talk specifically about the different
00:27:29.080percentages um so starting with three percent this is low enriched uranium so at around three to five
00:27:37.640percent the uranium is suitable for most nuclear plants so this is what you would generally need
00:27:44.040for a typical power plant um it's there's still about 90 97 guys sorry guys just just a quick0.97
00:27:52.280note because some people are like uh you know like tom or sorry t no no you're not too stupid
00:27:58.200for this that was just sort of like an intro about like basically she was talking about the green0.57
00:28:03.160versus the purple so uh what rose is saying is that you know in in you know uranium that's just
00:28:09.800uh you know you can just find uranium uh in nature um the the green is much less than the purple the
00:28:16.840purple is more um and the purple makes it stable so when uranium is mostly like the purple you can't
00:28:24.760make bombs with that like that that's that's um that that's not for bombs so that's what she was
00:28:30.040kind of giving as an intro now what she's going to do is she's she's going to go through what
00:28:34.520three percent is for what 20 is for what 60 is for and what 90 is for that that's pretty much
00:28:41.480all like we need to know on this channel is just the the rel like the the use of each percentage
00:28:47.880exactly thank you goldie so in a typical power plant that is definitely for peaceful purposes
00:28:54.680you would only need to do the enrichment up to three percent so around three sometimes five
00:29:01.880percent the uranium is still uh relatively stable enough um but you can use it for powering those
00:29:11.160power plants and different things like that it's they're essentially how a nuclear reaction works
00:29:18.520is um this sort of chain reaction that eventually goes on and on and creates ultimately that boom
00:29:25.400boom but in a three percent enriched environment uh it's still stable enough to maintain a
00:29:31.080controlled chain reaction and you're not going to get to that that explosive state okay but
00:29:36.200at this stage it's still relatively below significantly below what you would need for
00:29:40.680any sort of weaponry um and then we get to the 20 which is highly enriched um so this is used a lot
00:29:52.920for research reactors and any sort of specialized use of applications maybe sometimes for medical
00:29:59.480purposes um and so you're getting closer to that enriched stage but you wouldn't need 20
00:30:07.640for a power plant per se, but you can use it for research or other kinds of specialized uses,
00:30:13.860sometimes in machinery as well. So 20%, um, is for peaceful purposes because you can't,
00:30:20.200you can't make, um, like a nuclear bomb with 20%. Exactly. Okay. Um, and then you get to the 60%,
00:30:29.560which is uh getting a lot closer to the weapons grade um level and there's really no civilian
00:30:41.000power reactor or any sort of civilian purpose for this kind of level or this stage of enriched
00:30:49.220uranium so from a technical standpoint you are getting much much closer to getting to
00:30:55.540that bomb portion. And one thing I should mention is that it can take very, very long to get from
00:31:01.3403% to 20% to 60%. But the more enriched you get, the process is a lot easier and quicker. So the
00:31:11.620more enriched you get, like the hardest part essentially is getting to that 3%, really, and
00:31:16.400then further along, it gets a lot easier and more quick. So it's almost like the time to enrich
00:31:25.800the uranium to a higher grade, it shortens almost like exponentially. So it's like the more enriched
00:31:35.120you make it, the quicker you can get to the next step. So it's like once you get to that hurdle of
00:31:43.200like three percent or whatever once you pass that hurdle it's easier to get to the to the uh the
00:31:50.800nuclear ball exactly yeah okay and and at the 60 uh just to reiterate just confirm so there's no
00:31:59.440civilian uh purpose for having 60 enriched once you get to 60 enriched that's more like
00:32:08.640for military purposes or, you know, military research or things like that. So any sort of
00:32:13.960like medical or, you know, civilian research or anything like that, it's at the 20%. You don't
00:32:19.740need to go to 60% if you're using uranium for, you know, peaceful purposes. Exactly. Yeah. So
00:32:25.780again, like there are some naval reactors and things like that, which could use it at this
00:32:30.700stage, but definitely not for any sort of civilian purpose and very, very close to the, to the
00:32:37.820weapons grade. And then you get to the actual 90% enrichment, which is what you would need for
00:32:44.960weapons grade activity. And so at this concentration, I'm not going to get too
00:32:52.540technical, but it's essentially what you need for the boom boom. Okay. So now one thing I recall is
00:33:01.540you know uh president trump said a lot uh that the islamic regime was weeks away from uh you
00:33:09.540know developing um a nuclear weapon um how long does it take to enrich uh how long does it take
00:33:17.860to go from 60 percent to 90 percent enriched uranium i think it could take like between four
00:33:26.340to six weeks so relatively like you're you are weeks away um depending on your centrifuges
00:33:32.980uh but yeah like it it that is correct it could be weeks okay okay so there you go thank you so
00:33:39.620much rose i really appreciate that that's uh that's you know pretty much all the questions
00:33:43.860uh that i had um chats are you are you good with that explanation um do you have any sort of like
00:33:51.140any any questions on this like guys rose is a genius at taking these very sort of complicated
00:33:57.780topics and breaking it down into a way that the rest of us um can understand um but yeah so like
00:34:05.220like the key point here is that there's literally no reason to have 60 enriched uranium if it's going
00:34:13.300to be used for peaceful purposes so guys this is this is when uh brett starts to get spicy so this
00:34:20.900This is when, you know, it's been about like four minutes in, four minutes in, Pazishkian is just, you know, speaking and he's, you know, he's let his guard down.
00:34:29.760And so now Brett is slowly starting to turn up the heat.0.83
00:45:46.480then did you hear that did you hear the gunshot yeah so as you can see millions of iranians are
00:46:09.560out on the streets all across the country um there's no vandalism there's no looting
00:46:15.520there's no violence not a single person in this crowd of millions is armed they're not armed
00:46:24.200they're walking down the streets peacefully they're chanting they're clapping they're basically0.97
00:46:31.180saying we don't want the islamic regime we want freedom and the islamic regime opens fire on them0.53
00:46:37.680opens fire on this crowd. And yet Pizishkian is claiming that Iranians on January 8 and 9 were
00:46:49.600armed. No, they weren't. No, they weren't. Look at this. Right? And by the way, by the way,
00:46:58.360the Islamic regime and their supporters are claiming that every single Iranian who went
00:47:04.620out of the streets is either like a CIA agent or like a Mossad agent. Okay. Let me show you the
00:47:12.040exact moment when the Islamic regime started to open fire on innocent, unarmed Iranians who were
00:47:20.180peacefully protesting in the streets, wanting freedom. So I posted this on January 8th massacre
00:47:27.940happening right now in Iran. Islamic terrorists have shut down the internet and are murdering0.99
00:47:33.640iranians right now and the message here says hi mr trump this is mashat city ayatollah killed my0.94
00:47:41.100people please help my people please help there's a pahlavi come to iran bibi netanyahu please come
00:47:48.000to iran please help iranian people ayatollah killed my people please help this this is the0.83
00:47:55.860moment that the islamic regime started to open fire into the crowd of innocent unarmed iranians0.62
00:48:03.640And the Iranian man who's filming this, he's speaking in English.
00:48:08.740He's speaking in English because he's desperate for the world to know what the Islamic regime has started to do.0.65
00:48:16.060And remember, this is around the moment that the Islamic regime shut down the Internet.0.87
00:48:22.140So this is one of the last videos that we were able to receive on the outside before the Islamic regime cut off the internet completely so that they could openly murder over 100,000 innocent unarmed Iranians in two nights alone.0.76
00:48:40.880This is just one city of like the 40 cities where the massacre happened.0.62
00:48:50.240I am Mr. Tanakh. Here is Mashhad city. Ayatollah killed my people. Please help to my people. Please help to Reza Fahlavi. Come to Iran. Baby Netanyahu, please come to Iran. Please help to Iranian people. Ayatollah killed my people. Please help.
00:49:20.240there's only one side that was armed here and it was not the iranian people it was the terrorists0.82
00:49:30.800the terrorists were armed they opened fire into the crowd the islamic regime shut down the internet0.55
00:49:41.840oh look we have a durka in the chat1.00
01:04:55.900they support us and the Iranian people,
01:04:58.940which is not actually the Iranian people.
01:05:00.440These are the ones who are out in the streets.
01:05:02.020So he's like, oh, our people have been out in the streets
01:05:05.560from the get-go because they support us and everything.
01:05:09.060Well, okay, here's who's out in the streets.
01:05:13.040Those who are out in the streets are the terrorists.
01:05:16.580they're the ones who are armed they're not hiding the fact that they're armed okay they're also not0.98
01:05:24.820hiding the fact that any iranian who comes out into the streets to eat you know peacefully
01:05:31.460protest or peacefully demonstrate to say that they want to live in a free democratic secular country0.97
01:05:37.840they will be treated they will be considered an israeli soldier and they will be shot and killed
01:05:46.260okay so if you're wondering why haven't iranians come out of the streets is because they are0.99
01:05:52.000unarmed and these literal insane like inbred third world durka savages0.98
01:05:58.180are murdering us they like these these terrorists are armed0.99
01:06:04.700you know at that time iranians were not armed but this is the gaslighting of the islamic regime0.83
01:06:11.960where they say our supporters came out of the streets because they support it. First of all,0.95
01:06:17.820your supporters came out because they're part of the system. They're also armed and you pay them
01:06:23.060to come out. The real Iranian people, the 95% of Iranians who don't want you, the ones who came out1.00
01:06:30.980on January 7, 8, and 9, the millions and millions of Iranians across the country who came out on1.00
01:06:36.580January 7, 8, and 9 were unarmed. They were peaceful. You murdered them. You murdered over
01:06:44.140a hundred thousand Iranians in two nights alone. And then you say, if anyone comes out, we will0.98
01:06:51.240shoot to kill. So of course, Iranians are not going to come out right now. Why would they?1.00
01:06:57.000Because they're unarmed. But they then take this scenario and they twist the narrative
01:07:03.800to make it seem as if, oh yeah, well, we have a lot of support because our supporters came out
01:07:08.860and the people who don't support us didn't come out because they're banking on the fact that
01:07:14.620those who are outside of occupied Iran don't see footage like this. They're banking on the fact
01:07:22.080that the world will not see what savage animals they actually are and how they treat0.96
01:07:29.300the Iranian people that they have held hostage for the last 47 years.
01:07:33.800okay so so that that's the context behind this firepower from the rioters was the new element
01:07:47.120introduced in this 3 000 uh plus people there was no firepower individuals lost their lives
01:07:54.160it has been proven shown in photos and clips and it was quite unfortunate and that's why we
01:08:01.200apologize due to the lackluster management of the events should have been managed better
01:08:08.640to allow someone to weaponize a demonstration in the streets that's unacceptable you're talking
01:08:16.580about the january attacks and you said your people were ashamed before the people was the quote you
01:08:23.460did publish the 3 000 number a human rights group said it was 6 221 with 17 000 more deaths
01:08:31.060under review time magazine had a report that a hospital list of 30 000 deaths january 8th and
01:08:36.900yeah yeah again though well i mean it's it's disgusting that they're calling the mass slaughter
01:08:44.020of uh the iranian people you know the events the events do you see how they're trying to
01:08:50.420uh dehumanize and dissociate from the mass slaughter0.93
01:08:54.420not alone but more than 41 000 were arrested and now the numbers are well more than that
01:09:02.960on reported understanding what you reported publicly mr president that's the january
01:09:09.400incident you're a heart surgeon how many iranians did iran security forces kill
01:09:16.080You see, it's not very difficult. You can send people there in order to ascertain the truth. What such and such journal reports outside of the country is contrary to the accurate recollection of events. When they say 10,000, 17,000, why don't they furnish at least two national identification numbers?
01:09:40.800look at brett's face brett is not buying what position counseling guys this this is brett
01:09:46.980literally just calling him out and trapping him in lies because it's the response is absolute
01:09:52.500garbage of the country is contrary to the accurate recollection of events when they say 10 000 170.59
01:10:01.440000 why don't they furnish at least two national identification numbers back to the first part0.95
01:10:06.680about the revolutionary guard initiating attacks after you sign the deal the mou's two other
01:10:12.920specific times if you sign the deal who guarantees the revolutionary guard is going to obey it
01:10:24.600we were supposed to put a team according to this mou still not answering the question by the way
01:10:31.000innate any misunderstandings or correct lack of coordination we did never have we never had the
01:10:37.640chance to establish and set up this team this is not only from us the same holds true for the
01:10:44.440american forces that are present in the region and open fire at will on any location when they wish
01:10:50.520in order to prevent such events from taking place two groups must be identified and have open
01:10:56.440channels of communication so as to be able to prevent such instances from occurring not only
01:11:03.880reacting but why should president trump negotiate with you and not with irgc commander general
01:11:09.480bahidi maybe the problem that we face is that there is a deep mistrust that has formed between
01:11:19.080us the reason for it is that prior in the jcpoa we did reach so guys the jcpoa was a terrible deal
01:11:29.080the jcpoa um is actually uh that benefited the islamic regime and the jcpoa was signed
01:11:36.760under barack obama who then sent pallets and pallets of cash to the islamic regime and by
01:11:45.160the way let me let me tell you let me show you um what iranian people uh were saying and the
01:11:53.000message they were trying to send um to to barack obama during that entire period okay
01:12:05.240and when i think back to 2009 2010 you you guys will recall there was a big debate inside the
01:12:12.760white house about whether i should publicly affirm uh what was going on with the green movement
01:12:19.240because a lot of the activists were being accused of being tools of the west and there was some
01:12:23.720thought that we were do you see that do you see that literally guys every single time the iranian
01:12:29.320people try to rise up every single time they've tried to rise up the islamic regime will basically
01:12:35.480claim that all the protesters are just tools of the West to delegitimize our voices and delegitimize
01:12:43.380our movement. And Barack Hussein Obama, probably the second most hated president by Iranian people.
01:12:51.600Jimmy Carter, of course, being the most hated president. Barack Hussein Obama, the second most
01:12:58.960hated. And of course, Biden, the third most hated. And oh, guess what? They all happen to be
01:13:03.240democrats by the way yeah they all happen to be democrats being tools of the west and there was
01:13:08.340some thought that we were somehow going to be um uh undermining their street cred in iran if i
01:13:17.400supported what they were doing uh and in retrospect so what he's saying here right now
01:13:24.200okay this is the exact same rhetoric and narrative being used today right so basically because
01:13:31.420President Trump has spoken out in support of the Iranian people. The Islamic regime is claiming
01:13:37.840that this is all an American and Israeli psyop. This is the exact same logic and rhetoric and0.96
01:13:50.040narrative that not only the Islamic regime, but the lobbyists, the lobbyists of the Islamic regime
01:13:57.880in the United States, by the way, by the way, the lobbyists of the Islamic regime are literally
01:14:03.380meeting with the Islamic regime. They met with them yesterday. I have photos I'll share with you
01:14:06.500soon. This is what the lobbyists and the National Iranian American Council is the it's the Islamic0.97
01:14:15.440regime version of care. So you know how care represents the Muslim Brotherhood? Nayak represents0.86
01:14:22.380the islamic regime and this this you know rhetoric here that uh obama is repeating
01:14:30.940this is this is the narrative that the islamic regime fed to him and has fed to numerous presidents
01:14:40.140to keep um to keep the islamic regime in power right they'll be like oh you can't say anything0.62
01:14:46.780because if you do the iranians are gonna you know they're gonna lose the street cred you have to0.72
01:14:51.340to let them fight, fight out their own battle. Don't get involved. You're going to, you're going
01:14:55.360to hurt the revolution. You're going to hurt the movement if you get involved or if you say
01:15:02.680anything. The Islamic regime has been using that line for 47 years. Thank God. Thank God.0.89
01:15:14.180President Trump today is not buying that nonsense. Thank God. Because that's, if you're wondering how
01:15:22.740the Islamic regime has survived, there you go. Do you see how much they've infiltrated?0.97
01:15:27.760Do you see how much they've infiltrated by using this rhetoric and this narrative?0.52
01:15:33.160You know, and this is coming from Islamic regime lobby agents who pose, like they pose as,0.56
01:15:40.360you know, voices of the Iranian people, but they're actually representatives of the Islamic
01:15:46.560regime. And they use these narratives to delegitimize the Iranian people trying to rise
01:15:54.180up. Why? Because every single time the Iranian people have tried to rise up, the Islamic regime
01:15:58.920will shoot them, will murder them. No one talks about that part. No one talks about what happened0.93
01:16:04.780iranians in 2009 instead the lobbyists of the islamic regime say oh no don't don't don't get0.98
01:16:12.460involved because you're going to ruin their credibility what utter nonsense you know when
01:16:20.300i think back to 2009 2010 you you guys will recall there was a big debate inside the white house
01:16:27.980about whether i should publicly affirm uh what was going on with the green movement because a lot of
01:16:34.620the activists were being accused of being tools of the west and there was some thought that
01:16:39.260we were somehow going to be um uh undermining their street cred in iran if i uh supported
01:16:48.700what they were doing uh and in retrospect i think that was a mistake really and water is wet every
01:16:55.660time we see a flash, a glimmer of hope, of people longing for freedom, I think we have to
01:17:07.260point it out. We have to shine a spotlight on it. We have to express some solidarity about it.
01:17:13.500yeah second most hated u.s president by the iranian people happens to be a democrat
01:17:27.360so going back here so as you can see the the narrative and the rhetoric that pizishkian is
01:17:36.700using yesterday to describe the Iranian people who are rising up as CIA assets or Mossad agents
01:17:46.080or whatever, you know, tools of the West. That's the exact same rhetoric that they've been using
01:17:51.740for the last 47 years. This team, this is not only from us. The same holds true for the American
01:18:00.240forces that are present in the region and open fire at will on any location when they wish
01:18:05.760In order to prevent such events from taking place, two groups must be identified and have open channels of communication so as to be able to prevent such instances from occurring, not only reacting.
01:18:20.540But why should President Trump negotiate with you and not with IRGC Commander General Bahidi?
01:18:25.860You see, the problem that we face is that there is a deep mistrust that has formed between us.0.94
01:18:34.740the reason for it is that that that's because you lie that's because you're terrorists you're0.99
01:28:23.640President Trump told me the United States sent guns to the Iranian protesters.
01:28:29.000He tells me we sent them a lot of guns.
01:28:31.060We sent them through the Kurds and the president says he thinks the Kurds kept them.
01:28:35.320He went on to say we sent guns to the protesters, a lot of them.
01:28:38.780And so a number of headlines here from my conversation with President Trump.
01:28:43.120So the key takeaway here is that President Trump said after the January 8 and 9 massacre, when Iranians were asking for help from President Trump, President Trump tried to send guns to the Iranian people.
01:29:00.320The, you know, communist jihadi Kurds in Iraq stole them, right?