Goldie Ghamari - IRAN EXPOSED： Trump Just Triggered a Meltdown Inside The Islamic Regime

00:00:00.000 Thank you.

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00:01:30.000 So what changed the last bit of the strike?

00:01:46.920 The project demonstrated in the dream of a really major combat operation.

00:01:51.240 The radio, the radio, the radio, the radio.

00:01:54.000 The radio is a completely powerful.

00:01:56.560 Well, hello and good evening everybody.

00:02:26.540 Welcome to tonight's edition of The Goldie Show.

00:02:31.700 I was about to begin, but Jesse Waters just went live and he's speaking about Iran.

00:02:37.240 So let's go to that.

00:02:38.380 I've never ran into a guy like President Trump.

00:02:40.480 I think President Trump is really putting pressure on him.

00:02:43.300 And I think we're going to see what happens now.

00:02:45.940 Do they buckle under that pressure?

00:02:47.340 I think they will.

00:02:48.780 So here's the memorandum of understanding that could be signed as early as Saturday.

00:02:53.160 The strait immediately reopens and will lift the blockade if the waters remain calm.

00:03:00.000 Also, no tolling, ever.

00:03:02.480 And here's the big one.

00:03:03.660 The Iranians have agreed in principle to destroy and remove their enriched uranium.

00:03:08.240 This will be supervised by the United States and the International Atomic Energy Committee.

00:03:13.020 It's buried deep, as deep as a skyscraper.

00:03:16.320 To extract it, it's dangerous, volatile, and pretty technical.

00:03:20.540 But in terms of the timeline, it's going to be removed quickly.

00:03:25.440 Once it's out of the country, then and only then does Iran get sanctions relief.

00:03:30.880 There is going to be vigilant inspections, and Iran will not fund terrorism.

00:03:35.900 If they do, they will not receive any economic benefits.

00:03:40.060 The broader goal is to establish peace in the Middle East.

00:03:44.060 This means Iran must behave like a normal country, not sponsor terrorism.

00:03:48.740 We will only unfreeze assets when they do what they've agreed to do.

00:03:54.720 Senior administration officials tell Primetime that Epic Fury did $1 trillion of damage to Iran, $1 trillion.

00:04:02.160 Gulf allies have agreed to invest $200 billion in infrastructure and energy projects to rebuild.

00:04:08.700 This creates stronger ties between the countries.

00:04:11.680 Economic integration almost always prevents war.

00:04:14.680 But this reconstruction of Iran is tied to Iran's performance.

00:04:19.140 This entire deal is performance-based.

00:04:23.320 The deal also folds in Lebanon.

00:04:25.580 Israel will not attack Hezbollah there.

00:04:28.880 But if Hezbollah attacks Israel, Israel can defend itself.

00:04:33.200 Iran's got to keep Hezbollah on a leash.

00:04:35.540 If they don't, no sanctions relief.

00:04:38.540 Netanyahu was briefed on the deal, and he's comfortable with it, we're hearing, as long as Iran complies.

00:04:44.000 He's a little bit more skeptical of the Iranians, but if they perform, he likes it.

00:04:49.640 This deal, if it goes through, Iran is giving us a long-term commitment.

00:04:54.860 No nuclear weapons.

00:04:56.600 We're eliminating their stockpile of uranium.

00:04:59.500 Their nuclear scientists have all been killed.

00:05:02.380 Their three nuke sites are all buried deep underground.

00:05:04.860 Their military, for the most part, has been decimated.

00:05:07.860 Their steel and industrial plants have been obliterated so they can't rebuild their military.

00:05:11.760 Now, if this deal goes through, Trump will be traveling to the G7 in France next week with a crowning achievement, the defeat of the world's number one sponsor of terror, full denuclearization, the reestablishment of the world's free flow of oil, and a Mideast on the precipice of a lasting peace.

00:05:32.380 Fox News senior strategic analyst General Jack Keene joins us now.

00:05:36.960 General, from what you're hearing about the contours of this deal, how do you feel about it?

00:05:44.480 Well, everything I've heard so far, you know, obviously from the administration,

00:05:48.720 seems pretty positive.

00:05:51.160 And we're moving, obviously, in the right direction.

00:05:53.300 You know, the stuff we've heard out of the Iranians,

00:05:56.460 obviously, likely people who don't want any part of this deal.

00:06:01.380 There's one thing I think we need to hear.

00:06:03.200 I don't believe anybody from the administration has said it yet.

00:06:06.960 and that is that the Ayatollah approves this.

00:06:10.880 Political, military leaders, that's one thing.

00:06:14.840 Head of state is something else again,

00:06:16.860 and I don't believe President Trump could ever sign anything

00:06:19.120 until he knows for a fact that that happens.

00:06:21.880 And maybe it already has happened, and hopefully it has.

00:06:24.860 The other thing is, I think we have to remind ourselves always

00:06:28.460 who we are really dealing with here.

00:06:31.920 And that means the ingredients in the deal

00:06:35.200 are predicated on who we're dealing with.

00:06:38.380 And Iran, we know what they want.

00:06:40.680 They want to survive.

00:06:42.020 They want to recover what they've lost.

00:06:44.480 And we've got to remember this.

00:06:46.720 They want to reverse all the tenants of the deal that they agree to.

00:06:50.520 That is who they are.

00:06:51.940 How do we know that?

00:06:53.260 Because after the 12-day war, Jesse, after that war,

00:06:56.980 the thing that alarmed us is Iran recommitted to all of its goals

00:07:01.680 after we took down their nuclear enterprise

00:07:03.980 enterprise and after the Israelis did so much damage to their military capacity and what do I

00:07:09.120 mean by that one they made the decisions to recover nuclear two they were accelerated their

00:07:14.660 ballistic missile and drone inventories and three they changed their network and how they were

00:07:19.120 supporting their proxies but they kept funding them so all of the things we wanted to set back

00:07:23.600 those weren't the goals overall but they were certainly part of the process to push them back

00:07:29.980 That alarmed us in terms of who they are.

00:07:32.960 They haven't changed in my book.

00:07:34.960 They're the same people.

00:07:35.940 So in the deal, we have got to make certain that we enforce compliance and that the deal is enduring to be sure.

00:07:44.280 And a couple of points of clarification.

00:07:47.320 Their behavior right now is an indicator of who they are.

00:07:50.220 You know, the ceasefire took place on April the 8th, and they've been violated just about every day.

00:07:56.280 Tonight, in the Straits of Amoz, they're violating it.

00:07:59.360 Hezbollah is firing into northern Israel tonight, despite the fact we're on the cusp of making a

00:08:05.840 deal. This is who they are. So we want them to comply with this ceasefire. They haven't

00:08:12.120 complied with the one we're under right now, to be sure. And that's got to be a predicate in the

00:08:16.640 deal. Another point of contention is Lebanon itself. Part of the agreement is that Hezbollah

00:08:24.700 is supposed to move north of the Latani River, which gets them away from Israel's border,

00:08:31.260 which they've been using to fire into northern Israel. 300 plus wounded, all of those villages

00:08:36.900 and towns evacuated, kids haven't been going to school for weeks. That's got to change as a part

00:08:42.060 of this deal. Move north of the Latani River or else we don't have a deal here. Because Hezbollah

00:08:47.760 has violated that ceasefire when it was put into effect, special ceasefire on April 17th. Not once

00:08:54.380 in a while, every single day. 2,000 plus rockets and drones fired. So our negotiators understand

00:09:02.040 everything I just said. And so in the deal itself, as it manifests itself going forward,

00:09:08.000 we've got to make certain, the negotiators, that we hold Iran compliant and enforce that

00:09:14.020 compliance. And the deal has got to be enduring. This isn't temporary. This has got to be something

00:09:19.240 we put in place that fundamentally changes their behavior. How would you enforce compliance if

00:09:25.760 they open the strait, we kind of lift the blockade as the straits open and the straits open and people

00:09:31.980 start making oil money again. And then you get into this negotiation about destroying and removing

00:09:37.620 the uranium and they screw us. They just drag it out, tap, tap, tap us along. What would you do

00:09:44.420 then that's what they're going to do well a couple of things what what we have over them

00:09:50.740 initially certainly is the blockade itself and we want to see them by the way so our audience

00:09:56.000 understands we have been dominating the straits of the moves we haven't seen a fast boat in weeks

00:10:01.760 and the last time we saw them we destroyed them and every once in a while they fire at us with

00:10:06.580 drones which we defeat just so as background to what has actually happened in the straits of

00:10:11.560 moves. Yes, that naval blockade has been very, very powerful. And the reality is we still have

00:10:18.080 leverage with that and make certain it's going to take some time to see that the straits are

00:10:23.320 truly open and there's no undercurrent of control being administered by the Iranians here and trying

00:10:30.360 to say when ships should move, what routes they're going to move in, any level of imposing control.

00:10:38.180 that's something that they want and we have to make certain that doesn't exist and we have

00:10:42.820 leverage there money you mentioned it money is a leverage here and we we meter that out only when

00:10:50.040 behavior when performance has changed there's rumors that there's going to be windfalls of

00:10:55.380 money coming out of the uae i can't imagine the administration buying into any of that

00:11:00.040 they said there wasn't going to be any money up front it's only going to be based on behavior

00:11:04.140 change. I'm accepting administration at their word. And I think they will hold people's feet

00:11:09.340 to the fire here and we're not handing out gifts here. And then the final lever is we have kinetic

00:11:15.460 actions. And I know for a fact that the president was absolutely prepared to go back in tonight,

00:11:22.420 tomorrow night, et cetera, to force the Iranians into making this deal. And he's not giving up

00:11:29.340 on that gas pedal and he has that as leverage and i and i don't think he needs to say it too often

00:11:36.300 to convince them that he means it because he's already done it yeah you're absolutely right and

00:11:40.940 until the uranium is fully destroyed and removed from the country this thing's not over until then

00:11:46.460 we'll just wait and see how they behave general thank you so much

00:11:51.580 yeah great talking a great rundown today thank you

00:11:53.980 you. Hunter has finally had a witness protection, so he sat down with knee pads for a job interview.

00:12:03.380 I'm joined today by presidential candidate Hunter Biden.

00:12:06.600 All right, so that was just a quick peek, sneak peek into what's being reported on Fox News.

00:12:20.280 So, for everyone who's tuning in, welcome to tonight's evening edition of The Goldie Show.

00:12:27.460 I'm your host, Goldie Amari, former Canadian politician, current geopolitical analyst,

00:12:34.120 and I'm here to explain everything when it comes to Iran, the Middle East, terrorism,

00:12:41.020 and of course, the current conflict between the Islamic regime occupying Iran, the United States, and Israel.

00:12:48.640 Now, I actually had a whole analysis planned out for you.

00:12:55.540 However, we got very lucky tonight because usually one of the top geopolitical analysts in the world when it comes to the Islamic regime and occupying Iran did his live stream early.

00:13:16.100 And some of you know who I'm referring to. I'm talking about Murad Vaisi.

00:13:22.240 So, let me pull up Murad Vaisi for you, for those of you who might not be familiar with him.

00:13:29.760 morad veisi is a top geopolitical analyst when it comes to all things iran the islamic regime

00:13:42.060 and the current conflict between the islamic regime the united states and israel

00:13:47.580 and i have a special treat for you guys tonight because morad veisi actually went live an hour

00:13:57.460 ago. He went live an hour ago and gave his, not only his analysis, but he gave exclusive

00:14:10.240 insider information as to what's happening right now in occupied Iran. And so the reason that I'm

00:14:20.380 starting my live stream a little bit later is because I figured instead of giving you my analysis

00:14:26.380 tonight, I'll give you Morad Veysi's analysis, because I actually have Morad Veysi's permission

00:14:33.080 to translate his live streams and share them in English. So, tonight's live stream comes courtesy

00:14:42.660 of Morad Veysi, and I'm going to read what he is saying. I'm also going to share with you

00:14:51.980 questions from the Iranian people about everything that's going on, because that's

00:14:59.080 also going to give all of you input and insights into what Iranian people think of the entire

00:15:08.060 situation, right? So you're going to have to bear with me. The format of today's live stream is

00:15:13.420 going to be a little different, because what I'm going to do is I'm going to start out by actually

00:15:18.400 reading his analysis. Let me see if I can bring it up here. Make the font bigger. I'm going to

00:15:26.800 start out by just, you know, reading his analysis for you and sharing it because

00:15:31.260 I'm going to make this bigger. Can I make this bigger?

00:15:41.080 There we go. Okay. How do I do this?

00:15:48.400 Sorry, guys, give me one moment. Like, literally, he literally just finished his live, which is why, which is why I'm just setting it up now for you.

00:16:00.540 Because, you know, I could give you the insider sneak peek, but there's no one better than Morad Vesey who can actually give you the insider sneak peek.

00:16:17.760 Okay, so let me just change the format here because I'm going to be reading and I want to make sure that it is...

00:16:30.540 set up properly. How am I doing this? Ah, there we go. Okay. Yeah. Technical difficulties, guys.

00:16:41.540 Okay. So I'm going to be giving you the Murad Vesey analysis here. So you're going to bear

00:16:48.480 with me because I'm basically going to be reading from his script. And then when he is done,

00:16:56.360 um then I will take a look at well when I'm well basically when I'm done um reading his uh his

00:17:05.180 analysis then I'm gonna look at the live chat and I'm gonna answer your questions but um this is

00:17:13.160 like literally exclusive insider information that you guys will not find anywhere else you're not

00:17:19.800 gonna find it in the mainstream media you're not gonna find it on like other youtuber blogs or

00:17:23.960 or anything like that, you're not going to find it in English whatsoever.

00:17:30.760 What's going on with this app here?

00:17:36.860 What's going on with my app? Sorry, guys, this is so weird.

00:17:42.260 Let me try this again. Let me restart.

00:17:53.960 Oh, my gosh, what is happening right now?

00:17:58.760 Sorry, guys, I have some technical difficulties for some reason.

00:18:02.180 This is so strange.

00:18:05.620 OK, there we go.

00:18:08.020 OK, so here we go.

00:18:11.040 Here is, yeah, MagBad apps.

00:18:13.080 I know, guys, right?

00:18:13.940 Like all these issues we're having.

00:18:15.200 All right, so here we go.

00:18:16.160 This is the Morad Vesey analysis, literally hot off the press from an hour ago.

00:18:22.780 if anyone knows the islamic regime and the internal machinations of the of the islamic

00:18:31.240 regime it's morad baissi so i'm just gonna like read this for you really quick then we'll go to

00:18:36.640 some of your comments questions super chats whatever the case might be so he starts off by

00:18:42.460 saying american who am i here so he starts off by saying american officials whoa what's going on

00:18:50.620 geez oh my gosh guys sorry what is wrong with my computer today

00:19:03.100 okay there we go all right okay we got it all set up so we're ready to go guys so moran

00:19:10.700 basi starts out by saying american officials and officials of the islamic republic are discussing

00:19:16.860 the possibility of a memorandum of understanding, a memorandum that would establish a 60-day

00:19:22.940 ceasefire. During that period, the two sides would sit down and negotiate their major disagreements.

00:19:30.440 The meaning of this memorandum would essentially be that, for the time being, they would stop

00:19:36.080 fighting and spend 60 days determining whether their fundamental disputes can be resolved.

00:19:43.880 That's where things currently stand.

00:19:46.840 However, both sides have their own interpretations of what this means.

00:19:52.920 And then Morad Vesey continues.

00:19:54.600 He says, first, he's going to explain the American interpretation.

00:19:58.420 Then he's going to explain the Islamic Republic's interpretation.

00:20:02.900 And after that, he's also going to discuss Israel's position.

00:20:07.420 And then finally, he will provide an overall assessment of where the Islamic Republic stands after a year of war.

00:20:17.560 And the reason that he says one year of war is because today is actually the one year anniversary of when Israel last year began their attacks against the Islamic regime occupying Iran, severely weakening the Islamic regime.

00:20:37.420 So he continues, from June 12 of last year, the night the war began against the Islamic Republic, until June 12 of this year, 12 months have passed.

00:20:49.640 And he continues, the question is, in what condition is the Islamic Republic now?

00:20:55.780 Even if we assume that it signs an agreement, what kind of Islamic Republic are we talking about today?

00:21:03.340 he says let me first explain the latest positions of both sides and provide some analysis then we'll

00:21:11.600 discuss Israel and finally reach an overall conclusion he then cites Axios now I'm not a

00:21:18.240 big fan of Axios but Monad Vesey seems to like citing Axios I don't know why because Axios is

00:21:26.260 pretty much fake news but I mean it is what it is so he continues Axios citing Trump reported that

00:21:33.080 the memorandum could be signed on Sunday or Monday, that is, within the next 48 to 72 hours.

00:21:41.000 Arochi, guys, remember, Arochi is the foreign affairs minister of the Islamic regime.

00:21:46.640 Arochi is the one that actually President Trump posted the image of his tweet or post or whatever

00:21:54.520 on his Truth Social. Remember? So if we go to President Trump's Truth Social,

00:22:00.220 There we go. So that's what President Trump posted, shared on his Truth Social today.

00:22:11.500 That's Arochi, the foreign affairs minister. Okay. So let's continue. So Morad Vesey says,

00:22:20.840 Arochi has said that it will be signed digitally. Oh, wait, where are we here?

00:22:26.240 Adokchi has said that it will be signed digitally, meaning that we are not going there in person.

00:22:32.780 Guys, isn't that interesting? Isn't that interesting?

00:22:35.060 So the foreign affairs minister, after, so after President Trump posted this message from Adokchi on his Truth Social,

00:22:47.940 the message is, the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding has never been closer.

00:22:52.420 Pending its finalization, the media should refrain from entering speculation about its content.

00:22:58.440 In line with our responsible and transparent approach, all details will be shared with the public in due course.

00:23:06.280 How interesting is it then that after President Trump shares this message from the Foreign Affairs Minister of the Islamic regime,

00:23:15.380 Adarchi is now stating that they're going to sign this deal or memorandum of understanding

00:23:25.700 or whatever they want to call it digitally. Does that not sound suspect? Does that not

00:23:33.880 sound strange? I mean, I haven't heard of a single peace treaty or agreement or whatever

00:23:40.460 where it's signed digitally. This is literally giving me Joe Biden auto pen vibes, right?

00:23:49.700 Joe Biden auto pen vibes. And President Trump is not the kind of person who will agree to signing

00:23:59.340 this MOU digitally. He's not going to agree to that. This is an insult in and of itself, right?

00:24:07.280 But anyway, let's continue.

00:24:11.360 So, Morad Vaisi says,

00:24:13.880 Arochi has said that it will be signed digitally,

00:24:17.680 meaning that we are not going there in person,

00:24:20.560 referring to the Islamic regime.

00:24:24.280 Then he continues,

00:24:26.620 News agencies have reported that American transport aircraft

00:24:31.400 are carrying logistical equipment to Geneva for J.D. Vance's trip. At the same time, Trump is also

00:24:40.560 traveling for a meeting, and American aircraft are transporting equipment related to that visit as

00:24:46.900 well. It's not yet clear whether the agreement will actually be signed in Geneva, but Arachie

00:24:55.280 has stated that it will be signed digitally. Yeah. Could you imagine, guys, just a little

00:25:03.220 pause here. Could you imagine, like, you know, J.D. Vance or President Trump or Marco Rubio or

00:25:08.780 whoever, they go to Geneva to sign this treaty and the Islamic regime is like, nope, nope,

00:25:14.900 we're not going to show up. We're going to sign it digitally. All you get is the auto pen.

00:25:18.760 you think Trump's going to agree to that yeah anyways let's continue so Morad Vesey says

00:25:28.900 at the same time that both sides are saying they're moving towards an agreement sorry moving

00:25:35.500 towards an agreement sounds of conflict aka boom booms are still being heard in the Strait of

00:25:43.480 Hormoz. So literally tonight, right now, explosions were again reported in Josk, Sirik, and Qishm.

00:25:53.260 So let's go to my favorite OSINT account to get the latest updates on these boom-booms.

00:26:03.940 because even though everyone is saying we're very close to a deal apparently boom booms are still

00:26:14.240 being heard look at this so a vessel was hit by an irgc that stands for islamic revolutionary

00:26:26.540 guard corps projectile near near the strait of hormos and then farce news irgc owned propaganda

00:26:33.080 outlet says, explosions, so Meir News, like the Islamic regime media outlet, is saying explosions

00:26:40.780 heard around Qishm Island and Sirik, Hormuzugan province. Initial reports suggest a conflict near

00:26:48.520 the Strait of Hormuz. No official confirmation, authorities on nature of explosions. And then

00:26:56.100 apparently the sounds heard are related to warning shots fired at vessels violating

00:27:02.560 regulations in the Strait of Hormuz. So it's pretty clear and obvious that the Islamic regime,

00:27:08.460 they're still attacking vessels who are moving through the Strait of Hormuz, okay?

00:27:16.480 So that's what Morad Vesey is referring to when he's talking about the current boom-booms. Now,

00:27:23.060 let's continue. He says, it's unclear whether the Americans struck something or whether the

00:27:30.300 Revolutionary Guard is conducting operations intended to obstruct maritime traffic. However,

00:27:36.380 I just shared with you the OSINT report that this is apparently coming from the

00:27:42.540 Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. I mentioned this and then so he continues,

00:27:47.420 I mentioned this to demonstrate how fragile the situation remains. Even while negotiations are

00:27:53.580 taking place, there is always a possibility that they will fail to reach an agreement

00:27:58.940 and return to military confrontation. Then Monad Vesey turns to Pakistan. He says Pakistan's

00:28:07.000 Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, who has acted as a mediator, says an agreement has been reached

00:28:13.860 and that the text is ready for signature by both parties. He doesn't provide any analysis on that,

00:28:20.180 but I'm going to provide my own commentary. Yeah, Pakistan, I have no idea what they're

00:28:24.680 talking about. The fact that the prime minister of Pakistan is claiming that like an agreement

00:28:30.500 has been reached and both parties are going to sign it. That's wild. That's wild to me. Literally

00:28:37.420 the country that hid Osama bin Laden is now going, you know, praise be to Allah, we've reached a

00:28:46.020 negotiation deal or something, right? Like it's just wild to me. And then he continues, let me

00:28:54.480 just go through a little bit here. There we go. So he continues, Apos Arochi, so that's the

00:29:02.300 Foreign Affairs Minister, continues to say that right now, the discussions concern ending the war,

00:29:10.420 the nuclear issue will be discussed later. So guys, this is like the insider info that you're

00:29:16.860 not hearing in the mainstream media. Because President Trump, President Trump is saying that

00:29:23.300 one of the main conditions is ending the nuclear, military nuclear enrichment program, right?

00:29:31.800 Ending the military nuclear enrichment program, and of course, getting rid of the

00:29:37.940 nuclear dust that's inside of occupied Iran. However, even though President Trump has always

00:29:46.520 said that the, you know, the nuclear enrichment issue is like his red line in Persian, in, you

00:29:58.000 know, Persian media networks or wherever, like, you know, in like Islamic regime state media,

00:30:04.840 Araqqi is apparently claiming that the discussions right now only concern ending the war. They don't

00:30:14.200 actually concern the nuclear issue so once again what the islamic regime is saying to president

00:30:24.360 trump's negotiation team versus what the islamic regime is saying to its own people in persian

00:30:33.560 is completely different right because i've said this to you before if their lips are moving

00:30:42.200 they're lying. And so the way that Abbas Araqchi, the foreign affairs minister, is trying to

00:30:50.940 convince supporters within the Islamic regime to agree to this deal is he's actually coming out

00:31:01.600 and saying flat out that the discussions between the United States and America only concern

00:31:09.900 ending the war and that the nuclear issue is not on the table. So what the Islamic regime

00:31:18.680 essentially is saying in Persian, right? They're saying this in Persian because they're hoping

00:31:23.500 that English media and English pundits don't pick up on this. They're saying that, yeah,

00:31:31.240 sure, you know, like whatever, like we'll pretend that, you know, the nuclear or whatever.

00:31:35.480 but that's actually not what we're discussing. We're only discussing ending the war

00:31:41.180 and the nuclear issue will be discussed later at some point in time.

00:31:48.440 The Islamic regime, and so Samoa Advaisi continues, he says the Islamic regime wants to call this

00:31:57.020 deal an agreement to end the war but then he continues, the Americans are emphasizing

00:32:05.320 the nuclear aspects and he says it is possible that both issues are included in the deal

00:32:12.440 in international relations every actor tends to emphasize the aspects of an agreement

00:32:18.860 that it likes and it minimizes the aspects it does not and then he says for the americans

00:32:26.000 the nuclear issue is the priority and i agree with that assessment they're saying that iran's

00:32:32.700 enriched uranium will be taken away, enrichment activities will be halted, verification measures

00:32:39.240 will be implemented, and restrictions will be imposed. The Islamic regime, meanwhile, says that

00:32:46.760 the war is ending. And it says that sanctions will be lifted, the blockade will end, and each side is

00:32:53.500 interpreting the agreement from its own perspective. What's really interesting about the narrative from

00:32:59.160 the Islamic regime is that we literally just watched Jesse Waters on Fox News Live. And Jesse

00:33:09.100 Waters was saying, sure, maybe sanctions will be lifted and the blockade will end in the future.

00:33:16.140 But that's based on whether or not the Islamic regime, first of all, signs the deal and then

00:33:23.960 actually acts on the deal, right?

00:33:28.020 So this is where the Islamic regime propaganda

00:33:30.680 is kind of blowing up, no pun intended.

00:33:35.480 Because the Islamic regime is claiming

00:33:37.400 that President Trump just wants to

00:33:39.580 automatically and immediately lift the blockade,

00:33:43.760 automatically and immediately lift the sanctions.

00:33:47.300 But that's not exactly what's happening, is it?

00:33:49.820 in order for those conditions so in order for those things to happen certain conditions must be met

00:33:58.540 but the islamic regime is pretending as if america is desperate to lift the naval blockade

00:34:07.260 and america is desperate to end the war even though president trump has said several times that

00:34:14.260 he's not in a rush and in fact it's the islamic regime that's calling him

00:34:19.240 Desperate begging.

00:34:23.400 I've said it before and I'll say it again.

00:34:26.400 Whenever the Islamic regime is speaking, if their lips are moving, they're lying.

00:34:30.020 And the reason that they're trying to now portray themselves as this strong, competent whatever is because they're desperate.

00:34:41.520 And there's an internal meltdown happening inside of the Islamic regime.

00:34:48.520 this meltdown is why they are blatantly lying they say one thing in english

00:34:58.620 but then they turn around and say another thing in persian

00:35:03.600 so morad vesey continues he said president trump made an interesting statement today

00:35:13.460 He said there is no such thing as negotiating in good faith with the disgraced officials of the Islamic regime.

00:35:22.740 First, it's notable that President Trump used the word disgraced to describe officials of the Islamic Republic.

00:35:30.780 Second, when he says there is no good faith negotiation, he's referring to a fundamental principle of international relations.

00:35:40.160 In international relations, there's no such thing as trust. I agree with this, by the way.

00:35:47.220 No one truly trusts anyone else. What exists are national power and national interests.

00:35:53.780 If you want to protect your national interests, you must possess power. And the foundation of

00:35:59.840 international relations is power. There have traditionally been two major schools of thought

00:36:06.480 in international relations, and he says, I studied this at university. One is the idealist school,

00:36:13.720 which argues that international relations should be based on international law, and according to

00:36:19.120 this view, we should create international organizations, strengthen international law,

00:36:26.000 expand treaties, and thereby establish international peace and security. But then he continues, and he

00:36:32.900 says, the opposing school is realism. Realists argue that the basis of international relations

00:36:41.440 is power. Yeah, I'm definitely a realist guy. Guys, I'm definitely a realist because

00:36:48.640 I've literally experienced it myself. The basis of international relations is power. That's

00:36:55.200 literally why President Trump's foreign policy is peace through strength. Anyways, let's continue.

00:37:02.900 So he says, the stronger a state is, the more effectively it can secure its national interests.

00:37:11.140 A state without power becomes vulnerable and its interests are trampled.

00:37:16.560 During periods when a stable international order exists, institutions such as the United

00:37:22.380 Nations, which is garbage, by the way, the Security Council and mechanisms based on

00:37:27.140 international law become more influential.

00:37:29.520 For example, he continues and he gives this example from roughly 1990 to 2020, international law, the Security Council and the UN exercise significant influence.

00:37:43.480 But for at least the last decade, the Security Council has largely lost its effectiveness.

00:37:49.480 Guys, so if you don't know why, that's because the Security Council has five permanent members on it. That's United States, Russia, China, France, and the UK, I believe. And each one of those permanent members has the right to veto any vote.

00:38:15.300 So even if the Security Council votes on something, and even if there's like a majority vote, if it's against Russia's or China's interests, they can veto the vote. And so the Security Council becomes, in essence, completely useless, right?

00:38:38.420 Right. And that's what Morad Vesey is talking about. He's saying that the Security Council has largely lost its effectiveness because it's basically the United States on one side and then Russia and China on the other.

00:38:53.920 And they're constantly vetoing each other's votes. Right. Because there's still a Cold War going on.

00:39:02.520 like the Cold War never ended between the East and the West. Anyway, so he continues. So let's

00:39:08.880 continue. So Morad Vesey says, the Security Council has largely lost its effectiveness

00:39:14.520 and the United Nations has lost much of its influence as well. Why? Because a new international

00:39:21.660 order is emerging. So Morad Vesey thinks a new international order is emerging. This is very

00:39:28.740 interesting, guys. So he continues, whenever an international order breaks down and a new one is

00:39:34.800 forming, new powers emerge. And these new powers say, we want our share of the world. Because their

00:39:43.520 interests were either ignored or insufficiently recognized under the previous order, they seek

00:39:50.820 to reshape the international system according to their new status. And he gives the example of

00:39:57.660 china he says for example china today is very different from china in 1980 china is now the

00:40:06.700 world's second superpower after the united states economically it's the second largest power in the

00:40:13.820 world the united states has an economy of roughly 33 trillion dollars while china's economy is around

00:40:22.380 the low 20 trillion dollar range. Together they account for roughly half of the world's economic

00:40:30.300 output. And he says that China says there was once a time when the Soviet Union and the United States

00:40:37.960 competed for global influence. Now I am here. So Morad Vesey is basically saying that China

00:40:46.060 and the Chinese Communist Party has replaced the Soviet Union

00:40:51.420 when it comes to fighting against the United States for global influence.

00:40:59.060 And then he continues, and he mentions another country.

00:41:02.100 He mentions India.

00:41:04.320 And India says, I am here too.

00:41:07.520 And then he continues, and he says,

00:41:08.880 gradually some powers rise while others decline.

00:41:12.700 He thinks that Japan's power is declining.

00:41:16.700 He also thinks that the European Union is declining.

00:41:22.000 And he thinks that Russia is also declining.

00:41:25.320 However, he continues and says that meanwhile, powers such as China and India are rising.

00:41:31.060 Because they want an international order that reflects their new position in the world.

00:41:37.760 And that's why global equations are changing.

00:41:40.780 And as a result, institutions such as the Security Council and the United Nations are no longer functioning as effectively as before.

00:41:49.800 And he continues by saying, once a new order becomes established, entirely new international institutions may emerge.

00:41:58.520 Or existing institutions like the Security Council may regain a different form of importance.

00:42:06.440 Therefore, when President Trump says that there is no trust and no good faith,

00:42:12.680 he's pointing to a central principle of international relations.

00:42:18.060 Power is what determines outcomes.

00:42:21.320 Power in today's world consists of several key elements.

00:42:26.460 And then he says, I don't want to spend too much time explaining all of them,

00:42:29.720 but there are roughly seven major components of national power.

00:42:35.620 He talks about economic power.

00:42:38.880 The stronger a country's economy, the stronger the country itself.

00:42:43.260 Countries like China, India, the US, and Saudi Arabia derive much of their influence from economic strength.

00:42:51.360 The second element of power is military power.

00:42:55.680 Economic and military power work together.

00:42:58.400 Who has a stronger economy?

00:43:01.060 Now he says, the Americans say, we have the stronger military.

00:43:05.620 We can impose a blockade on the Islamic Republic.

00:43:10.560 We can bomb it.

00:43:12.000 They cannot bomb us in the same way.

00:43:14.720 We have aircraft carriers.

00:43:16.720 The Islamic Republic does not.

00:43:19.400 So in that sense, the United States, when it comes to military power,

00:43:24.400 does have the upper hand and the advantage when it comes to the global international system.

00:43:33.860 Guys, are you finding this useful?

00:43:35.620 like I think this is like I think this analysis is fascinating but um let me know what you think

00:43:42.360 in the comments because like I I've already watched this and you know I learned a lot from

00:43:47.880 but um oh my gosh I got like some weird communist in in the chat yeah you guys like this okay all

00:43:58.660 right I'll continue I'll continue guys this is like this is pure gold pure gold okay so

00:44:04.300 So we're going to power. So now we're going to power element number three that Morad Vesey is talking about.

00:44:11.680 OK, so then he says another element is diplomatic power.

00:44:17.280 Part of the confrontation between the United States and the Islamic regime is a diplomatic struggle.

00:44:24.380 And diplomatic power comes partly from experience, from skilled diplomats and intelligent foreign policy.

00:44:32.460 However, a country's diplomatic power does not depend solely on diplomats.

00:44:37.260 It also depends on economic strength, military strength, and political power.

00:44:43.120 Those broader sources of power give diplomats leverage at the negotiating table.

00:44:48.940 Another component of national power is media influence.

00:44:54.640 And he continues, he says, the Americans dominate the global media landscape.

00:45:00.280 They are the leading media power in the world.

00:45:06.260 Another element is the relationship between a government and its people.

00:45:11.700 When you examine each of these categories, the Islamic regime has become weaker.

00:45:18.400 Its relationship with the public, he's referring to the Iranian people,

00:45:22.100 its relationship with the Iranian people is poor.

00:45:26.260 Many people want the regime overthrown.

00:45:28.720 It is not strong in the media sphere. It is not strong diplomatically. It is certainly not strong

00:45:36.540 economically. And it is definitely not strong militarily. And then he continues,

00:45:42.860 when all these factors are combined, they form a country's overall national power.

00:45:49.520 And then he said, guys, this is like the insider information, okay? He says, the reason the

00:45:56.460 Islamic Republic is currently negotiating from a weaker position is that its overall power resources

00:46:03.320 are weaker than those of the United States. And as for the memorandum currently being discussed,

00:46:10.040 different news agencies are reporting different pieces of information, and no one yet knows

00:46:15.860 exactly what the final version will contain. However, reports suggest that the agreement

00:46:22.640 would involve the destruction or neutralization of enriched uranium stockpiles so that they could

00:46:29.300 no longer be used to build a nuclear weapon. Inspection mechanisms would be imposed. Restrictions

00:46:37.240 would be placed on enrichment activities. The International Atomic Energy Agency would carry

00:46:43.420 out verification measures. The stockpile of enriched uranium would effectively be removed

00:46:49.220 as a strategic asset.

00:46:51.660 And then he continues and says,

00:46:52.960 Abbas Adachi, the foreign affairs minister,

00:46:55.860 says the uranium would be diluted outside of Iran.

00:47:02.720 Guys, the foreign affairs minister, Abbas Adachi,

00:47:07.540 is saying that the uranium would be diluted inside Iran.

00:47:14.580 Sorry, inside Iran, right?

00:47:16.620 So even though, guys, so even though President Trump has his red line when it comes to removing the nuclear dust, apparently, Abbas Adokji is claiming that the uranium would be diluted inside Iran.

00:47:36.420 Do you think that the Americans are going to agree to that?

00:47:40.540 Do you think President Trump's going to agree to that?

00:47:42.580 When President Trump has openly said that these people are negotiating in bad faith, do you think they're going to agree to that?

00:47:52.460 Yeah, exactly.

00:47:54.000 All right.

00:47:56.100 Then he says, the Americans insist that the material must ultimately lose its weapons potential.

00:48:02.160 then he says the priorities being pursued by the united states nuclear issues missiles proxy groups

00:48:12.060 the strait of hormos and uranium stockpiles are not the priorities of the iranian people

00:48:18.020 right because again remember morad vesey is looking at this from the iranian perspective

00:48:23.980 so he's saying that the priorities of the united states are not the priorities of the iranian

00:48:30.800 people. And that makes sense. That makes sense. Because different nations have different priorities.

00:48:38.580 So he continues and he says, in his view, in his view, the priority of the Iranian people isn't

00:48:45.640 nuclear issues, missiles, proxy groups, the Strait of Hormuz, or uranium stockpiles.

00:48:52.020 The priority of the Iranian people is to overthrow the Islamic regime. And then he says,

00:49:00.800 Are the people of Iran satisfied with this MOU?

00:49:05.340 And he doesn't think so.

00:49:07.600 Murad Vesey says that he thinks Iranian people are not satisfied.

00:49:12.840 But he also says the Americans will act according to their own national interests.

00:49:19.660 Then he continues.

00:49:21.240 Now, this is interesting because he's quoting CNN here.

00:49:23.980 And he says CNN has reported that the agreement will probably, probably be signed in Switzerland.

00:49:33.580 And as mentioned earlier, Abbas Arachy says it will be signed digitally.

00:49:43.100 Do you think that the Americans are going to agree to sign this like historic, historic deal if it actually gets to that point?

00:49:51.340 But do you think President Trump's going to agree to sign this digitally?

00:49:56.800 That's wild.

00:49:57.820 It's wild that the Islamic regime has the audacity to still say this stuff.

00:50:05.680 But he continues.

00:50:07.000 He says nothing is final yet.

00:50:09.700 And then he goes on to give some insider info from Islamic regime media outlets.

00:50:15.820 He says the Farce News Agency and Tasneem News Agency, both of these news agencies are affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

00:50:27.360 They have denied that the agreement has been finalized.

00:50:31.860 So even though, guys, even though the prime minister of Pakistan is claiming that everyone has agreed to everything, and even though the foreign affairs minister, Abbas Adakshi, is claiming that there's an agreement in principle, right now, as of this moment, on Islamic regime state TV inside of occupied Iran, Islamic regime media outlets are denying that

00:51:01.860 agreement has been finalized and then he continues he says farce news specifically rejected reports

00:51:09.380 claiming that a signing ceremony in geneva has already been arranged according to reports

00:51:15.700 during the proposed 60-day ceasefire 60-day ceasefire period the parties would negotiate

00:51:22.260 issues related to the nuclear program enrichment activities and the dilution of uranium stockpiles

00:51:28.660 And then the Islamic regime propaganda outlet continues and says, if an understanding is reached, guys, so he's basically saying if an understanding is reached, not if like the deal is concluded, if an understanding is reached, the Strait of Hormuz would reopen fully.

00:51:47.900 now he continues he says the americans have reportedly said that if the strait of hormos

00:51:56.960 remains open and the islamic republic fulfills its commitments they would lift the blockade

00:52:02.760 but then then morad veisi top geopolitical analyst on iran he continues and he actually

00:52:12.100 quotes JD Vance and he says, JD Vance has said, we are not giving them any money. He reportedly

00:52:19.560 stated that no money would be released immediately and that first the Islamic regime must demonstrate

00:52:26.280 compliance. There were also reports, particularly from Reuters, that the United Arab Emirates would

00:52:33.720 facilitate access to approximately $10 billion in frozen Iranian funds. Reuters further reported

00:52:41.980 that that roughly $3 billion had already been made available. So someone was leaking some

00:52:52.880 information to Reuters claiming that the UAE was going to release $10 billion in frozen assets and

00:53:00.580 that $3 billion had already been unfrozen. However, the UAE quickly denied these reports,

00:53:07.960 saying that no such transfer has taken place.

00:53:12.840 Thus, Reuters is claiming that money has already been released,

00:53:17.960 while the UAE says it has not been released.

00:53:21.840 There's a little bit more drama and fog of war for you guys.

00:53:26.900 Then he continues and he says,

00:53:28.880 JD Vance's position is that any financial release

00:53:31.940 would come only after an agreement is signed and obligations are fulfilled.

00:53:36.300 Even then, the money involved would not be new American aid, but rather frozen Iranian assets.

00:53:46.280 And then Morad Vesey continues,

00:53:48.600 the officials of the Islamic regime occupying Iran have previously insisted that they would

00:53:56.020 not sign any agreement unless their assets were unfrozen first. And that's the kicker,

00:54:03.620 guys, that's a kicker because President Trump, J.D. Vance and everyone else on the American side

00:54:08.740 is making it very clear. Sign the agreement, agree to the terms, abide by the terms,

00:54:16.640 comply with the terms, and then we will unfreeze your assets. However, on the Islamic regime side

00:54:23.780 in Persian, what you are not hearing in the mainstream media is that the Islamic regime

00:54:30.620 is openly saying that they are not going to sign anything until their assets. By the way,

00:54:41.240 the assets belong to the Iranian people. The assets don't belong to the Islamic regime

00:54:44.860 until, you know, the assets are first unfrozen. Yeah, I have a feeling that's not going to happen.

00:54:50.920 I have a feeling that's not going to happen. But you don't hear about this. You don't hear about

00:54:56.260 this in mainstream media, right? You never hear about this. Okay. Let me just do something.

00:55:07.220 Okay. I'm just keeping an eye on Fox News because Sean Hannity is going live soon. And we're going

00:55:13.540 to take a quick break in my translation of Morad Vesey. We're going to go to Sean Hannity because

00:55:20.340 I want to know the latest news from, you know, the American side, and we'll continue. However,

00:55:27.220 however, the Islamic regime is literally claiming that they're not going to sign anything until the

00:55:32.720 United States unfreezes their assets. That is literally the exact opposite of what President

00:55:41.340 Trump and J.D. Vance and others are saying. Do you see the meltdown? Like, the Islamic regime,

00:55:49.080 they're going to President Trump and they're begging for more time. They're begging for,

00:55:53.920 you know, a delay or whatever the case might be. But then they literally turn around

00:55:59.500 and they're making these very, very bold assumptions that, oh my gosh, we're not going

00:56:08.280 to sign a deal until the United States releases our assets first, as if President Trump is ever

00:56:13.080 going to do that. Guys, this is the angle that you don't see in the mainstream media.

00:56:19.080 This is the insider info that the Islamic regime does not want you to know about.

00:56:24.720 Guys, they are literally having a meltdown on the inside.

00:56:28.660 And Morad Vaisi is exposing all of this.

00:56:31.320 However, he's exposing this in Persian, right?

00:56:34.640 Because all of his live streams are in Persian.

00:56:38.260 But don't worry, I got you.

00:56:40.120 That's why I'm translating this for you.

00:56:41.820 Because this live stream from tonight was spicy.

00:56:46.600 All right, let's continue.

00:56:47.460 So he says, now, however, it appears they may sign first.

00:56:54.660 So he's referring to the Islamic regime.

00:56:56.580 He's saying, it now appears that maybe the Islamic regime might actually sign first and then seek the release of assets afterwards.

00:57:07.180 Under the reported framework, the assets would only become available once the Strait of Hormuz is reopened and commitments are fulfilled.

00:57:16.160 aka compliance. And then he continues, another Trump administration official reportedly stated

00:57:23.760 that any serious reduction in sanctions would depend on how faithfully the Islamic Republic

00:57:30.340 implements its obligations in practice. If it fulfills those obligations, sanctions relief

00:57:37.820 could follow.

00:57:40.020 Morad Vaisi then turns to comments made by Abbas Arakhi, the foreign affairs minister,

00:57:47.500 on television.

00:57:49.700 So Morad Vaisi, just like myself and others, monitors Islamic regime TV, right?

00:57:57.520 He monitors the Durka news network so that he can give updates and analysis.

00:58:03.160 Now his analysis is in Persian, but I'm going to translate it for you.

00:58:07.820 So he continues and he says, today on Islamic Regime State TV, Abbas Adarchi said several notable things.

00:58:18.320 One was that the memorandum is associated with Islamabad.

00:58:23.140 The Islamic Republic apparently prefers that Pakistan receives credit for the diplomatic process and not Qatar.

00:58:31.500 And Monad Vaisi found that very politically interesting, that the Islamic regime is pretty much turning against Qatar and instead trying to promote Pakistan.

00:58:51.600 so he finds that interesting because he thinks that there might be some sort of tension

00:58:58.140 in the background between the islamic regime and qatar you know qatar is also a terrorist state

00:59:03.760 but that's besides the point pakistan is a terrorist state as well but there you go so he

00:59:08.920 he found that very politically interesting so i'm sure he's going to have more to say on that in the

00:59:15.240 future. And then he then continues and he says, Ar-Uqqi also reportedly said that the memorandum

00:59:22.560 concerns only ending the war. Again, he reminds his viewers, the Americans want to emphasize

00:59:31.060 the nuclear aspects, while the Islamic regime wants to emphasize the end of hostilities.

00:59:38.540 Each side is highlighting the parts of the agreement that best support its narrative.

00:59:42.620 And then he continues, Morad Vesey says,

00:59:45.860 Anakchi on Islamic regime TV in Persian further stated that the future administration of the Strait of Hormuz.

00:59:54.480 Oh, wait. Okay, guys, we're going to Sean Hannity.

00:59:56.960 Wait, what's going on?

01:00:00.020 Foreign minister, along with Pakistani negotiators and President Trump himself,

01:00:04.700 all agree a possible peace deal is imminent.

01:00:08.200 But now the president is slamming Iranian state media for lying about the contents of a potential peace agreement.

01:00:15.960 I just called it!

01:00:17.120 The actual deal completely disarms Iran's nuclear program and doesn't give any money to the Iranian government for signing off on the initial peace agreement.

01:00:27.420 In the meantime, the U.S. blockade will continue until Iran officially agrees to President Trump's terms.

01:00:34.400 Here now with a full report, Rich Edson is with us, live from Washington.

01:00:39.780 Guys, I literally just said Islamic regime TV is lying about the deal.

01:00:44.540 ...official says the sides are about 85% of the way there, which would begin a 60-day

01:00:50.840 implementation phase. Pakistan's Prime Minister, Shabazz Sharif, has been mediating discussions

01:00:56.260 between the United States and Iran. He posted, quote, we can confirm that a final agreed upon

01:01:01.400 context of the peace deal has been reached, and Pakistan is now working closely with both sides to

01:01:06.960 finalize the next steps. President Trump suggested there could be a signing ceremony in Europe as

01:01:12.780 early as this weekend. Vice President J.D. Vance posted, quote, the Iranians are not receiving any

01:01:18.940 cash and no funds are being released for simply signing a deal or attending a meeting. If the

01:01:25.560 Islamic Republic of Iran meets its obligations, then economic benefits will flow to them

01:01:30.160 and to the entire region. The bulk of the details are outstanding, though the administration says

01:01:35.700 Iran needs to open up the Strait of Hormuz, that its frozen assets won't be released until it

01:01:40.580 reaches certain performance metrics, its nuclear program will be dismantled, and it'll stop funding

01:01:46.200 terrorist groups across the region. Back to you. Rich Hudson, thank you. I'm so good. So it's safe

01:01:52.620 to say that the president's patience is wearing thin on Truth Social. He called Iranian negotiators

01:01:58.460 quote, very dishonorable people to deal with. With them, there is no such thing as dealing in

01:02:04.120 good faith. Also, they're totally rebuffed drone attack last night against Indian ships

01:02:09.460 leaving the Hormuz Strait is totally unacceptable. They better get their act together and fast.

01:02:16.680 So why does Iran continue to threaten the Strait and jeopardize a potential deal?

01:02:22.340 With reaction, former special envoy to Ukraine and Russia, Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg,

01:02:28.460 Lieutenant General, thank you so much for joining us tonight.

01:02:32.000 So the Iranians say that this is real.

01:02:35.320 President Trump says this is real.

01:02:37.140 And the Pakistanis say this is real.

01:02:39.720 Do we have a real deal in the works?

01:02:44.260 Well, Charlie, thanks for having me tonight.

01:02:46.760 Look, I would tell everybody, everybody listening and thinking about this is to,

01:02:52.060 as we used to say in the airborne community, relax in your harness.

01:02:56.160 us, let's wait until we see the deal itself. Otherwise, we're just talking noise because

01:03:02.200 we're not in the room and we don't really know what the end state's going to be. Look,

01:03:06.440 I saw the president today. There is no doubt in my mind he's been resolute and he's been

01:03:11.280 determined and he's got the guts to pull this off. So I think what we ought to do is let

01:03:15.800 them finish the deal, work the deal and see where it's going to go. You know, the bombing

01:03:20.380 10-8 strikes actually brought the Iranians to the table.

01:03:25.060 It's not the first time we've ever done that.

01:03:26.680 If you go back to 1972, we saw the same thing happen with President Nixon and Kissinger

01:03:33.840 when the North Vietnamese were just delaying the peace talks and the Paris peace talks

01:03:39.020 and saying this is just being delayed, delayed, delayed.

01:03:42.080 Well, he unleashed what was called Linebacker II.

01:03:44.240 He put B-52 bombers over Hanoi and Haiphong and basically bombed them back to the table

01:03:50.200 after 12 days of bombing over the Christmas period.

01:03:53.820 And they lost aircraft because that happens in war

01:03:56.940 where you assume the risk.

01:03:58.840 But it brought them back to the table.

01:04:00.580 You're seeing the same thing here.

01:04:01.800 You're seeing the president very, very determined to get a result.

01:04:05.320 Look, he's not going to screw it up.

01:04:06.540 He said very clearly when this thing started

01:04:08.720 that they're trying to get rid of the enriched uranium

01:04:11.100 and essential fuses that help that.

01:04:13.880 And then he's doing that

01:04:14.660 because you don't want them to develop a nuclear weapon.

01:04:17.860 And they were well on their way.

01:04:18.920 When you get enriched uranium at 60, 70, 80 percent, you're heading for a nuclear weapon.

01:04:23.960 You're not doing that for domestic purposes.

01:04:26.180 Now, in truth socially, there's no such thing as dealing in good faith with the Iranians.

01:04:31.820 You know, they've got something you ought to remember.

01:04:34.260 In the Shia community, which is a Muslim community, in Iran's predominantly Shia, they have something called taqiyya.

01:04:42.220 And Takiyah means if you're an infidel, like you and me, they can lie to you and get away with it and say, well, that's just part of the religion.

01:04:50.300 And I think we have to be very cautious about that, that they're not being trustworthy.

01:04:54.460 But I am great confidence that President Trump will bring this through and get us to a good deal on it.

01:05:00.040 And I'm just shocked, absolutely shocked that a lot of Americans don't see this.

01:05:04.320 It's not for our generation.

01:05:06.460 This is a generation of our kids and our grandkids as well.

01:05:09.820 And we've got to ensure that we have peace in the Middle East.

01:05:13.260 And it will change the dynamics of the Middle East for decades to come when we do get rid of the rich uranium, when we do stop developing a nuclear weapon.

01:05:23.740 And that's what we want to do.

01:05:25.180 And that's what President Trump is determined to do.

01:05:27.320 So I have great confidence he's going to get it done.

01:05:29.320 But I would just say, going completely in the circle, everybody just relax a bit.

01:05:33.700 Let's see what the deal really says and what they come up with.

01:05:36.620 And all we're doing now is speculating.

01:05:38.660 And I don't want to go there.

01:05:39.820 Right. Well, it is kind of interesting because a lot of President Trump's naysayers claim that he has not been very clear about what the objective here.

01:05:46.840 For those of us who are paying attention, the objective has been very, very clear from the beginning, and that is to destroy Iran's nuclear program.

01:05:54.800 Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg, thank you so much.

01:05:58.280 OK, today, Vice President Vance warned Americans, especially those in the media, not to trust Iranian state TV.

01:06:06.260 The deal they are touting is not real.

01:06:09.820 So what are the odds that Iran actually makes a good faith agreement here now with analysis?

01:06:17.100 Middle East Forum chief strategist Jim Hansen and former deputy national security advisor Victoria Coates.

01:06:23.920 So great to have you both on tonight. Let me start with you, Jim.

01:06:29.500 Do you believe that we have a real deal in the offing right now?

01:06:33.600 this is one of the first times that the iranians have actually through their leaders you know

01:06:41.120 ignore their television come on they're they're propagandists they don't we don't need to pay

01:06:45.300 attention to that but their leaders are saying there's a deal on the table the pakistanis agree

01:06:49.840 so i think there is one and i think we need to look at it from a couple perspectives

01:06:53.780 one is what is the short-term tactical goal and that's to get control of their nuclear dust the

01:07:00.820 uranium and to get the straighter form moves open the oil flowing and gas prices down 100% this

01:07:07.480 deal will do that but then you've got the longer term strategic where you're looking at will they

01:07:13.520 keep this deal can we trust them can we verify enough to not trust them and still have this work

01:07:19.880 and that's a longer term prospect and I'm sure there are a couple plans there one is the economic

01:07:25.460 prosperity to get the Gulf States and Israel and everybody working together to go ahead and

01:07:31.620 rebuild to that about whether how confident you are. But also I want to ask you about this. If

01:07:39.240 indeed the deal as outlined by the White House includes removal of nuclear dust, it includes

01:07:46.260 the killing of their nuclear program, it includes opening the Strait of Hormuz, and it includes

01:07:54.060 no more funding of death proxies around the Middle East, that would be a historic agreement.

01:08:05.140 No, it absolutely would be, Charlie. And I would say, you know, on top of that,

01:08:10.600 as we look at what could or could not be in this agreement, and I would look at this as

01:08:16.240 the president's terms rather than deal. I don't really see the Iranians getting much here.

01:08:21.260 As long as they don't get sanctions relief, every minute that goes by that this agreement is in place, that is worse and worse for the Islamic regime of Iran.

01:08:33.600 They can't go on for that much longer.

01:08:36.080 So what the president is doing is just continuing to bake in all of this pressure on the government of Iran.

01:08:43.100 And he is also saying to the people of Iran, if you would like to have a better life, the United States can be your friend.

01:08:49.660 so we can start looking at ways that could that could take place yeah you can do that by bombing

01:08:55.060 the islamic regime and they are being that's what we want to concessions that are literally

01:09:04.120 bake in their demise with what they're doing it's a little bit like you don't need to convince us

01:09:10.880 that the us is our friend just destroy the islamic regime how is this better you don't need to

01:09:15.460 The Obama deal had a path to nuclear weapons and power baked into it.

01:09:24.900 The sunset clauses of that deal and the complete lack of any, you know, legitimate inspections made sure that Iranians would eventually have nuclear weapons.

01:09:35.520 So the Obama deal was a death trap. This is a chance to go ahead and stop them now from a path to any any path to a new weapon in the short term.

01:09:45.640 But I think Victoria made a good point. This is our chance to show the Iranian people that there's a better opportunity for them.

01:09:52.940 Now, if the regime wants to mend its evil ways and be better and deal with its people in a decent way.

01:09:58.000 okay, but if not, we can make friends with the people. We can do a slow roll of how do we change

01:10:04.940 the government in Iran, not an invasion, but some sort of ability for the people to vote for a new

01:10:11.660 government and have verification of the elections and choose something other than a tyrannical

01:10:16.980 theocratic regime. That would be the real win for the people of Iran. Right. Victoria, right now,

01:10:22.660 obviously no deal has been signed right now. So there's going to, the negotiations are going to

01:10:28.540 continue on both sides. Who would you say holds the upper hand right now? Obviously, Iran is

01:10:34.760 dealing with economic misery, the likes of which they've never seen before. But of course,

01:10:39.720 President Trump is looking at an election year, which is no walk in the park for him and for

01:10:45.460 Republicans. Who holds the upper hand right now? Oh, 100 percent, President Trump. I mean,

01:10:52.780 we won this war militarily, Charlie. I mean, there's no metric by which the Iranians did

01:10:58.940 anything but abjectly lose, epic fury. I mean, they just they lost. They can't do anything.

01:11:05.020 We can bomb them whenever we want, wherever we want. So that was a huge victory. And then you

01:11:10.900 look at the economic side you look at the fact that their their exports are down 90 percent their

01:11:16.900 production is down 50 percent they can't come back from what's happening and look at what happened in

01:11:22.020 the united states today we have the world's first trillionaire somebody who immigrated to the united

01:11:28.500 states wants to live here elon musk became the world's first trillionaire is that happening in

01:11:34.740 Tehran? I don't think so. I think a third of their stock market is still closed. This is our

01:11:42.840 huge strength. We can overwhelm them. And so I think the leverage is all on President Trump's

01:11:49.320 side. And not only that, Elon Musk also made more than 4,000 millionaires in one day, which is also

01:11:57.900 not happening in Tehran. Jim and Victoria, thank you both so much.

01:12:03.980 Okay, joining us now with more, Missouri Senator and now world famous baseball player,

01:12:11.340 Eric Schmidt. Senator Schmidt, so great to see you. Thanks for joining us. Real quick,

01:12:16.660 how confident are you that the president has a deal right now?

01:12:21.800 I feel pretty good about it. And I felt all along the president's been very clear about

01:12:25.680 what his mission was, was that, you know, Rand couldn't have a nuclear weapon. He knocked back

01:12:29.760 their capability in that regard. He knocked back their military to provide room then for this

01:12:35.080 negotiation. And it looks like they're on precipice of something that's very real here,

01:12:39.020 tangible and serves America's interests that's been identified by the president of the United

01:12:42.920 States, which is they're not going to get a nuclear weapon. So the anticipation is that

01:12:46.620 you have the strait totally opened up. I think that'll be a relief for a lot of people in our

01:12:51.120 country, and then also that they won't have their nuclear program. So these are major achievements

01:12:56.540 by a president who is the master dealmaker. He always has been, and he's brought those talents

01:13:01.040 to the most important job in the world. Obviously, President Trump said the other day that during

01:13:06.020 the shutdown of the Sheryl Rameau's, the U.S. has managed to sneak some 22 oil tankers through.

01:13:13.260 Obviously, having that open, wide open, is going to have an entirely different economic

01:13:19.240 impact on the world and the United States. But, you know, one thing that I think, and it's kind

01:13:24.780 of amazing to me that he never gets any credit for this kind of stuff, but the Abraham Accords,

01:13:29.780 you know, you and I have been watching the politics of the Middle East for freaking decades,

01:13:33.640 for our entire lives, we have been watching this and nothing ever changed. It was always

01:13:39.520 the same. During his first term, the Abraham Accords turned everything upside down and started

01:13:46.640 to sort of spread hope across the entire region like we had never seen before. Compare what,

01:13:53.720 if this deal is real and it turns out the way it looks like it might, compare that to what we've

01:14:00.680 already seen with the Abraham Accords. Yeah, look, I think, again, this is one of the things that

01:14:06.920 President Trump has brought to the table that previous presidents, certainly since the Cold

01:14:10.400 War and it never really did, was an economic view of what the Middle East could be, which create

01:14:15.420 conditions then for a lasting peace and so you have the abraham accords which were groundbreaking

01:14:20.060 now you have the opportunity uh with this peace deal for that to spread and that people are

01:14:25.880 trading with one another in that region and so the likelihood of of situations that are more

01:14:30.460 volatile becomes less likely right so this is all part of the president trump's sort of doctrine

01:14:35.280 here and you remember his first trip overseas was to the middle east uh when he was going to

01:14:39.860 saudi arabia he's going to these countries touting uh the economic reform that they've had over there

01:14:44.420 in that region in the Abraham Accords. And I think you're going to provide conditions here

01:14:48.560 for that to spread. And so, again, President Trump's very focused on what America's interest

01:14:53.200 here is. And I think he's, again, provided space for this diplomacy and for a real deal to take

01:14:58.180 place here to open up the straits and prevent them from ever having a nuclear weapon.

01:15:01.940 Yeah, it turns out that the clarity of an America First agenda is actually

01:15:05.300 a really effective way to get things done. I've got to ask you, I was so impressed with that

01:15:12.060 that catch. Is it true you played baseball and football in college? I did, but that's a long

01:15:18.600 time ago. And I thought I might make SportsCenter, but that's 30 years ago. I'm glad that I was able

01:15:23.860 to make it this week. And I've got the nosebleed to prove it. I can only imagine how mad your wife

01:15:30.380 was when she saw that. I know my wife would have killed me if I'd done that. You know what? It's

01:15:36.040 hard to impress my wife these days. She was actually impressed with the MVP award, so I'll

01:15:39.560 take it all right there you go uh senator thank you so much great to see you okay coming up

01:15:44.720 graham plattner comes out against the american dream and is now calling okay um so that was

01:15:51.500 pretty much it for um the the guy who was replacing sean hannity so um yeah let's go back to morad

01:16:03.460 Vasily. Um, no disrespect to that politician. That baseball catch was very cool. I'm sure,

01:16:11.920 you know, like that, that was very cool. But, uh, if, if he, if he actually thinks that the

01:16:19.620 Islamic regime is going to sign this deal, Oh, he's going to have a bad time. It's going to have

01:16:24.360 a bad time. Right. Um, guys, I've always, I've, I've told you guys from the beginning dealing

01:16:29.580 with Iran and dealing with the Islamic regime, you have to be an expert vote. However, what's

01:16:35.820 really interesting about what we watched right now on Fox News is that Fox News kind of gave like

01:16:43.240 the Coles Notes summary of what I literally just shared with you before that Murad Vaisi

01:16:52.100 was explaining in Persian, right? So let's go back to Morad Vesey's analysis because I guarantee you

01:17:01.660 the stuff that I'm about to share with you that I've, you know, I've translated from his live

01:17:06.640 stream earlier today, the stuff that I'm going to share with you, you might hear some of it on

01:17:13.480 mainstream media, but you're not going to hear all of it. And I have a feeling that if, you know,

01:17:20.580 that that politician and, you know, no disrespect, very, you

01:17:23.820 know, very respectful to all politicians. But I have a

01:17:28.960 feeling that if he knew about what the Islamic regime and

01:17:38.220 Abbas Adokchi were seeing behind the back of President

01:17:42.780 Trump and, you know, Americans, he probably would not be as

01:17:47.680 optimistic as he is right now. So anyways, let's continue. Because here's the thing.

01:17:56.000 Even if the Islamic regime signs the deal, they're not actually going to abide by the deal.

01:18:01.400 Like they're not going to respect the terms of the deal because it's Takiyah, right? And even

01:18:06.940 they even said it on Fox News. And I've said it before and I'll say it again. If their lips are

01:18:15.160 moving, they are lying. They will lie to your face because that's how they've survived for the last

01:18:22.940 47 years. Well, let's continue. So going back to Monad Vesi's analysis. So Monad Vesi turns to

01:18:33.280 comments made by Abbas Adokchi, that's the foreign affairs minister on Islamic regime media outlets,

01:18:40.920 which is basically Durka News Network. Then he says, according to, you know, like, according to

01:18:47.720 like, you know, Murad Vaisi, Arochi said several notable things. The first thing he said is that

01:18:54.120 the memorandum of understanding is associated with Islamabad. The Islamic Republic apparently

01:19:01.540 prefers that Pakistan receive credit for the diplomatic process rather than Qatar. And Murad

01:19:08.880 Veysi found that very politically interesting. He also says that Arochi said that the memorandum

01:19:17.680 concerns ending the war. However, Morad Veysi says the Americans want to emphasize the nuclear

01:19:24.320 aspects, while the Islamic regime wants to emphasize the end of hostilities. And again,

01:19:31.040 when the Islamic regime is talking about the end of hostilities, they're portraying it as if

01:19:35.860 the United States has surrendered. Each side is highlighting the parts of the agreement that best

01:19:41.860 support its narrative. And then Morad Vaisi continues, saying that on Islamic Regime State

01:19:48.580 TV, the Foreign Affairs Minister, Abbas Arakchi, further stated that the future administration

01:19:56.260 of the Strait of Hormuz would not be the same as it was in the past. The Americans, by contrast,

01:20:03.620 want the Strait of Hormuz to function as it did previously. And he says, at this stage,

01:20:10.300 right now, both sides are claiming significant concessions and victories. One side says it

01:20:18.900 gained major advantages. The other side is saying the same thing. But Morad Vesey continues, and

01:20:26.000 guys, this is really important. This is important for all of you. Pay attention to this part.

01:20:30.600 So, Morad Vesey continues, until the actual text is released, no one can know who truly

01:20:46.140 conceded what or who gained what.

01:20:50.660 And he continues, even after publication, each side will present its own interpretation.

01:20:57.980 And he says, Islamic Regime State TV will likely declare victory.

01:21:06.340 And he says, of course, President Trump will declare victory.

01:21:10.160 And he says, Abbas Adorki also reportedly stated in Islamic Regime TV today that the memorandum contains 14 articles, but is less than two pages long.

01:21:24.720 So, you know the 14 articles, the 14 points that we shared earlier today?

01:21:32.740 Yeah, Abbas Adarchi is claiming on Islamic regime TV that the Memorandum of Understanding includes those 14 points,

01:21:47.200 even though President Trump came out and denied it on Truth Social.

01:21:52.660 But that narrative is still being shared in Persian on Islamic Regime State TV.

01:22:03.700 I don't know how a peace treaty with 14 points can be less than two pages long.

01:22:11.360 Literally makes no sense to me.

01:22:12.680 As a former lawyer, you know, former politician, that makes no sense.

01:22:17.520 Well, let's continue because Murad Vaisi is literally exposing the foreign affairs minister of the Islamic regime.

01:22:26.420 So Murad Vaisi exposes Araqqi by saying that the memorandum contains 14 articles but is less than two pages long and that the text underwent extensive revisions before reaching its current form.

01:22:43.240 Oh, whoa. Oh, my God. Whoa.

01:22:47.520 Okay, this part is wild. So, apparently, Appas Araqchi also declared that, quote,

01:22:58.500 our sword will remain over the Strait of Hormuz forever. Yeah, someone should send this to

01:23:06.720 mainstream media. Appas Araqchi in Persian is saying on, you know, Durka News Network,

01:23:13.160 behind the backs of, you know, Americans and the world

01:23:17.240 and President Trump and everyone else,

01:23:19.220 he's literally saying our sword will remain

01:23:22.760 over the Strait of Hormuz forever.

01:23:25.960 Yeah, guys, does that sound like the Islamic regime

01:23:29.340 is about to sign a peace treaty?

01:23:31.460 Does that sound like the Islamic regime is about to,

01:23:34.220 I don't know, concede and end their, I don't know,

01:23:39.120 nuclear military program?

01:23:43.160 Guys, I'm not joking.

01:23:44.940 Like, oh my gosh, like, this is wild.

01:23:50.380 Because I, like, okay, like, I'm not even joking.

01:23:56.080 Let me show this to you.

01:23:56.920 Let me show this to you.

01:24:00.840 Let me take a screenshot here because, you know, I'm reading.

01:24:06.200 I'm literally reading the translation of Morad Vesey's analysis.

01:24:13.160 from earlier today. Guys, oh my gosh. So the Ford affairs minister, okay, this is a guy,

01:24:23.600 this is a guy that President Trump quoted on his truth social, right? So this is a guy,

01:24:31.660 this is a guy, okay? Here, wait, let me make this big so that you guys can see this because this is

01:24:37.540 wild. So President Trump shared this image of, you know, the screenshot of Abbas Adorki,

01:24:46.720 the foreign affairs minister, on his truth social today. So Abbas Adorki, in English,

01:24:54.560 in English, he posted, the Islamabad memorandum of understanding has never been closer.

01:25:00.340 Petting its finalization, the media should refrain from entering speculation about its content.

01:25:05.480 And then he continues and he says, in line with our responsible and transparent approach,

01:25:12.760 all details will be shared with the public in due course. So, this is what, let me change the

01:25:20.380 comments here. So, this is what Apos Arochi is saying in English, okay? But this is what,

01:25:28.860 This is what he said today, afterwards, in Persian, on Islamic regime media outlets.

01:25:39.300 He literally said, guys, I'm not even joking.

01:25:42.820 This is a direct translation from Murad Vesey's geopolitical analysis.

01:25:49.880 Abbas Adorki, the same guy, the same Durka jihadi terrorist that President Trump,

01:25:58.860 quote, posted on his Truth Social. After he posted in English, he literally went and he said

01:26:06.620 on Islamic regime's fake TV, our sword will remain over the Strait of Hormuz forever.

01:26:13.280 Right? Like, guys, do you see what the Islamic regime is?

01:26:19.200 This is why when I say if their lips are moving, they're lying. Does this guy literally sound like

01:26:26.260 someone who wants to make a peace treaty or someone who's going to, I don't know, honor a

01:26:33.240 peace treaty with the United States. Oh my gosh. Like, I wish like guys, like, like, this is what

01:26:49.580 I mean when I say like, you know, me like American mainstream media. I mean, Fox news is pretty good.

01:26:54.760 you know, Fox News, you know, some, some Newsmax people, some, you know, One America News Network

01:27:00.740 people, some News Nation people. But you, you, you never get the full picture. Could you imagine

01:27:08.860 if like someone sent this to Fox News? Because that would change the entire analysis of what

01:27:15.740 they're saying. Like, someone needs to send this to that poor, you know, the, you know,

01:27:21.360 poor politician, you know, the well-intentioned guy who like did the baseball catch or whatever,

01:27:26.520 right? Someone send this to him and be like, okay, if you are so hopeful and positive

01:27:33.880 that the Islamic regime is going to sign a peace treaty, what do you make of this?

01:27:40.460 When one of the terms of, you know, one of the, you know, one of the red lines of President Trump

01:27:46.080 is to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, right?

01:27:49.720 And then literally the Durkhas are like,

01:27:53.140 yeah, okay, sure, whatever.

01:27:54.520 But then they go and they say in Persian

01:27:56.280 on their Durka news network,

01:27:58.080 they're like, our sword will remain

01:28:00.320 over the Strait of Hormuz forever.

01:28:02.240 Blech.

01:28:05.140 Literally garbage people.

01:28:07.360 This is why I've always said

01:28:08.920 you cannot negotiate with terrorists

01:28:11.740 because they're literally insane.

01:28:13.660 They're literally insane.

01:28:14.780 All right. Anyways, let's continue because I'm sure Morad Vesey has probably even more gems for us, right? And guys, this is why I'm sharing and translating Morad Vesey for you guys.

01:28:36.140 because the stuff, like the info, the insider info and intel that Morad Veysi has, you cannot find

01:28:45.520 anywhere else. Like, you will never find this anywhere on, like, mainstream news when it comes

01:28:51.780 to the internal division and collapse. Anyways, let's continue. So, so Morad Veysi says,

01:28:59.060 Abbas Arochi declared that our sword will remain over the Strait of Hormuz forever.

01:29:04.980 And then he continues. He says, this statement by Abbas Arochi is exactly what worries neighboring

01:29:13.140 countries because these countries do not want an agreement that leaves the Islamic Republic

01:29:20.260 in a position to threaten shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. And their argument is simple.

01:29:27.140 If the United States is signing an agreement, it should provide reassurance that such threats by the Islamic regime will not continue.

01:29:38.240 One major issue that apparently is not addressed in the memorandum is Iran's missile program.

01:29:45.740 And Murad Vesey says he's going to discuss this later.

01:29:47.920 Then he continues, both Israel and neighboring Arab countries have concerns about the Islamic regime's missile capabilities.

01:29:57.140 If the missile issue is excluded from negotiations, Moradvesi believes the agreement may face serious problems in the future.

01:30:07.940 And then he continues, and he says, let's assume that an agreement is actually signed.

01:30:15.280 I mean, it has not been signed yet, not even the memoranda, let alone a comprehensive agreement.

01:30:21.940 but he says to his viewers who are, you know, Iranian viewers from inside of Iran and throughout

01:30:29.400 the world. So he says to the Iranian viewers, let's just assume that an agreement is signed.

01:30:36.940 And then he continues. He says, even then, if the fundamental disputes remain unresolved,

01:30:43.180 and if the two sides' perceptions of each other do not change, one of them will eventually walk

01:30:50.020 away from the deal and the situation will return to where it started. So Morad Vesey himself

01:30:58.240 believes that even if a deal is signed, eventually one side will walk away because they're not going

01:31:05.960 to be able to actually, you know, especially the Islamic regime is not going to be able to comply

01:31:10.540 with the terms. And then he continues and he says, as Arochi, remember Arochi is the foreign affairs

01:31:16.540 minister. By the way, guys, Araqchi, oh no, my app crashed. Araqchi, his last name means

01:31:27.800 from Iraq. So there you go. All right. Sorry, guys. Let me just scroll down. My app crashed

01:31:39.220 here. And I was reading this for you. Where were we? Okay, there we go. So, so Morad Vesey says

01:31:53.940 he thinks that even if a deal is signed, one side will eventually walk away because the Islamic

01:31:59.420 regime is incapable. By the way, guys, this is Morad Vesey here. So for everyone tuning in,

01:32:05.900 Um, the person on my screen, this is Morad Vesey. He is not even joking. Like he is literally the

01:32:12.980 top geopolitical analyst when it comes to Iran. Okay. This is Morad Vesey. This is his YouTube

01:32:20.520 channel. He goes live every day and usually he goes live around seven 30, but today we got a

01:32:26.760 special treat. He went live an hour earlier. So that's why I'm able to bring you, um, his most

01:32:34.420 latest analysis. And guys, he is exposing everything. He is pretty much exposing the

01:32:42.700 meltdown from inside the Islamic regime. And he's fantastic. We all respect him so much.

01:32:51.760 Many of us call him Amu Morad or Amu Vaisi. Yeah, he's great. And he literally has the best

01:32:59.420 analysis that you cannot find anywhere else in the world so yeah i would say go subscribe um but i

01:33:08.300 mean he only does live streams in the persian language so it would be difficult unless you

01:33:13.340 unless you like speak persian and understand persian um it's difficult to follow along with

01:33:18.300 what he's saying but that's okay that's why you have me i'm here to translate it all for you

01:33:23.580 and provide my commentary oh no my browser lost audio let me just reshare my browser again

01:33:39.980 all right there we go okay so let's continue so as adam chi himself reportedly said

01:33:47.900 the memorandum of understanding between the United States and the Islamic regime is only about two

01:33:55.940 pages long. Guys, it doesn't even make any sense. Okay. Okay. Former politician, former lawyer.

01:34:08.380 There is no way, there is no way, no way that a memorandum of understanding between the United

01:34:16.020 States and the Islamic regime occupying Iran is only two pages long. The preamble itself is

01:34:25.700 probably a page and a half or two pages long. Guys, this shows how uneducated Adokchi actually

01:34:34.240 is. He's literally just pulling numbers out of thin air. Because Adokchi is saying that the

01:34:41.760 memorandum of understanding is only two pages long. How does that even... Guys, the font,

01:34:48.240 the font and the type font wouldn't even work. Anyways, let's continue. So Abbas Adokci is

01:34:56.260 saying the memorandum is only two pages long. And Morad Vesey says that he believes two pages of

01:35:06.580 paper cannot prevent renewed conflict or even another war. He says, the two pages of paper

01:35:18.920 cannot prevent another conflict or even another war between the United States and the Islamic

01:35:25.300 Republic if the underlying disputes remain in place. And he says, if the core disagreements

01:35:31.200 remain unresolved, and if each side continues to view the other in the same way, the agreement

01:35:37.780 will be fragile. Morad Vesey says he does not see any evidence that the Islamic Republic's view

01:35:44.860 of the United States has fundamentally changed. Guys, this is really important. Let me repeat this

01:35:51.980 because this is exactly what I've been saying as well. So Morad Vesey says there is no evidence

01:35:59.780 that the Islamic Republic view of the United States has fundamentally changed.

01:36:08.320 He describes three different levels of agreement between adversaries. The first level is a tactical

01:36:15.820 agreement, and at this level, parties agree on temporary arrangements. The second level is

01:36:21.960 agreement on fundamental disputes, and at this stage, the parties resolve their core disagreements.

01:36:27.720 The third and highest level is when they fundamentally change how they view one another.

01:36:38.080 Morad Vesey says, Morad Vesey says, guys, this is the top Iran analyst in the world, okay?

01:36:47.200 This guy is like literally the top Iran and geopolitical Middle Eastern analyst in the world.

01:36:53.360 And he literally says, and I quote, he believes that even if something is signed, it will only be the first level, a tactical understanding.

01:37:06.400 In other words, Murad Vesi is saying if the Islamic regime signs anything, all that the Islamic regime is saying is let's negotiate and let's stop fighting for now.

01:37:19.480 Because he does not believe that the United States and the Islamic Republic will actually resolve their five major disputes.

01:37:27.180 And remember, the five major disputes are ending the nuclear military enrichment program, removing the uranium dust, ending the ballistic missile program, stopping the funding of their terrorist proxy groups in the Middle East, and, of course, reopening the Strait of Hormuz with zero conditions.

01:37:50.540 Morad Vaisi says, the top Iran analyst, he sees little chance of that happening.

01:37:57.240 For example, Morad Vaisi does not expect the Islamic regime to compromise significantly on its ballistic missile program.

01:38:06.360 In his view, that missile program is one of the regime's few remaining sources of power against Israel, Arab states, and American military bases.

01:38:18.060 The United States says that missile capabilities should be limited, both in quantity and in range.

01:38:25.140 The Islamic regime says it will not accept such restrictions.

01:38:29.920 The same disagreements exist regarding the nuclear program.

01:38:34.260 The same disagreements exist regarding proxy forces.

01:38:37.680 And for that reason, Murad Vesey does not believe the core disputes between the Islamic regime occupying Iran and the United States can truly be resolved.

01:38:55.260 But then he continues and he says, let's assume an even more unlikely scenario.

01:39:00.680 scenario. He says, let's assume that after signing a memorandum, they actually managed to resolve

01:39:12.420 their fundamentalist agreements over the next three or four years. Moradvesi says,

01:39:18.660 would such an agreement be durable? And his answer is still no. Such an agreement would not be

01:39:28.060 durable. Because he says, if the Islamic Republic's view of the United States does not change,

01:39:34.980 and if its broader regional outlook does not change, then the agreement will not last.

01:39:43.720 Murad Vesi says that the Islamic Republic cannot maintain a lasting agreement with the United

01:39:50.080 States while simultaneously continuing its anti-American and anti-Israeli policies.

01:39:58.260 Monad Vesey is literally referring to the Islamic regime going, death to America, death

01:40:03.840 to Israel, right?

01:40:04.760 That's what Monad Vesey is referring to, right?

01:40:07.340 So Monad Vesey is saying the Islamic regime can't maintain a lasting agreement with the

01:40:13.400 United States while they're literally at the same time continuing to call America the great Satan

01:40:20.720 and Israel the little Satan. And he says if those policies continue, eventually the same tensions

01:40:28.340 will reappear. And according to Morad Vesey, this guys, this is the key part. Okay. If there's one

01:40:37.300 thing, if there's one thing that you need to remember from tonight, one thing you need to

01:40:43.280 learn from tonight about the Islamic regime and exposing the Islamic regime, it's this.

01:40:51.580 Because what Murad Vesey is about to say is what I've been saying, and I 100% agree with him on

01:41:02.520 this, okay? Everything, everything that's happening right now between the Islamic regime, you know,

01:41:09.920 all these negotiations and talks and, you know, pretending to, you know, come to terms and, you

01:41:16.880 know, whatever. Murad Vaisi, the top Iran geopolitical analyst and expert in the world,

01:41:25.500 He is saying the Islamic Republic, with everything that it's doing, is primarily trying to buy time.

01:41:40.040 Let me repeat that.

01:41:42.340 Everything that the Islamic regime is doing is because they're trying to buy time.

01:41:49.460 It is a delay tactic.

01:41:52.020 Murad Vaisi believes that the Islamic regime is hoping to outlast both President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu.

01:42:03.900 And he continues and he says,

01:42:07.620 The calculation of the Islamic regime is that once President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu are gone, the pressure on the Islamic regime will ease.

01:42:19.760 And he continues to say that the Islamic regime occupying Iran, their main concern is not the economic suffering of ordinary Iranians.

01:42:33.360 The main concern of the Islamic regime occupying Iran is survival.

01:42:40.280 In his view, the Islamic Republic measures success very differently.

01:42:47.300 The Islamic regime measures success in the fact that it is still there.

01:42:54.320 And he says, the Islamic regime, you know, measures success by saying,

01:43:00.160 if we are not overthrown, then we have won.

01:43:04.240 And according to Murad Vaisi, the Islamic regime does not judge success

01:43:10.160 based on economic prosperity, public welfare, or national development.

01:43:16.520 The Islamic regime judges success simply by remaining in power.

01:43:25.040 That is the difference, guys.

01:43:27.780 So that is the difference between a totalitarian Islamic dictatorship

01:43:33.380 that has to murder its own people in order to remain in power

01:43:38.740 versus a regular...

Goldie Ghamari - June 13, 2026

IRAN EXPOSED： Trump Just Triggered a Meltdown Inside The Islamic Regime

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