Goldie Ghamari - IRAN REVOLUTION LIVE： DAY 154

00:00:00.000 Yamaha

00:00:30.000 Thank you.

00:01:00.000 We'll be right back.

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00:02:30.000 When you look at the crowds today, you have maybe five, six thousand people here. On the streets yesterday, a million people, a million Iranians in the street for the Ayatollah Khomeini. Does that not give you concern? Does that not make you afraid?

00:02:43.440 Because they are afraid, yeah, that's right. And most of the people don't say anything because they are afraid. They are in silence, you know? They don't say anything.

00:02:54.240 Is this the silent majority of Iran out here now?

00:02:56.580 Yes, yes, yes, that's right. 0.73

00:02:58.340 Do you want the Shah to return? 0.95

00:03:00.340 Yes, I want the Shah to return to the country. 0.87

00:03:07.340 What about you, Shah? 0.90

00:03:13.340 She said, I want Shah.

00:03:16.340 Why do you want the Shah? Why does she want the Shah?

00:03:28.340 You have to chant.

00:03:30.300 We are wrong, weحت répondre to the horoscope.

00:03:34.540 Katyab Rao

00:04:04.540 47 years, we've been bleeding in the dark 1.00

00:04:09.160 Under the shadow of the Islamic regime 0.99

00:04:13.060 With a stone-cold heart 1.00

00:04:16.480 They silenced our voices

00:04:19.260 They turned off our light

00:04:22.260 58 days without internet

00:04:25.180 But we still fought the night

00:04:28.900 Our children took the streets

00:04:32.020 They raised their empty hands

00:04:35.340 And the world looked away

00:04:38.260 Do you understand?

00:04:41.800 Do you know Europe?

00:04:44.680 Do you know what's been done?

00:04:48.020 Do you know Europe?

00:04:50.920 42,000 souls are gone

00:04:53.860 Killed in two days

00:04:55.900 By a regime drenched in blood

00:05:00.040 Do you know you're up? Or have you just given up?

00:05:06.740 Do you know you're up? Do you feel anything at all?

00:05:13.080 Or did something break inside you while I ran and answered the call?

00:05:22.300 Do you know you're up?

00:05:23.880 42,000 lives

00:05:28.200 Two days, that's all it took

00:05:31.020 Mothers and fathers and sons

00:05:35.500 Did you even look?

00:05:37.600 We stand with Crown Prince Reza Pallavi

00:05:40.520 Our hope and voice

00:05:43.760 Millions behind him marching

00:05:46.680 He is our only choice

00:05:49.820 He only fights for freedom

00:05:52.240 Democracy and human rights

00:05:55.240 But you mock him in your chambers

00:05:58.840 While he fights for our lives

00:06:02.300 To pull us out of this darkness

00:06:04.720 This century-long night

00:06:07.700 While you sign deals with our killers 0.82

00:06:10.820 And call it diplomatic rites

00:06:14.920 Do you know Europe?

00:06:18.060 Do you know what's been done?

00:06:20.680 Do you know you're up

00:06:22.660 They hang 60, 40 souls one by one

00:06:26.880 Hang within four months

00:06:29.320 By a regime drenched in blood 0.82

00:06:33.040 Do you know you're up

00:06:35.100 Or have you just given up

00:06:39.280 Do you know you're up

00:06:41.260 Do you feel anything at all

00:06:45.700 Or did something break inside you

00:06:48.920 While I ran and answered the call

00:06:54.200 Do you know you're up?

00:07:18.920 What happened to you, Europe?

00:07:25.900 What made you so cold?

00:07:28.960 What turned your heart to stone

00:07:31.540 While our story went untold?

00:07:35.280 Is oil worth more than blood?

00:07:38.320 Is silence worth the shame?

00:07:40.700 Because while you negotiate with murderers

00:07:45.800 We are dying 0.99

00:07:48.840 Calling your name

00:07:55.080 Do you know you're a friend?

00:07:59.660 Do you know what's been done?

00:08:02.300 Do you know you're a friend?

00:08:05.340 42,000 souls are gone

00:08:08.500 Killed in two days

00:08:10.600 By a regime drenched in blood

00:08:14.880 Do you know you're up, or have you just given up?

00:08:21.120 Do you know you're up?

00:08:22.880 We are still here, we are still strong

00:08:27.100 Do you know you're up?

00:08:29.040 How much longer, how much longer?

00:08:34.920 How long?

00:08:37.840 Do you know you're up?

00:08:44.880 Thank you.

00:09:14.880 Siem nicht fassuros ist.

00:09:42.520 I love you, I love you, I love you.

00:10:12.520 Oh

00:10:42.520 I live with you, and I live with you, but you don't want that name.

00:10:57.440 This song isこのanguard.

00:11:08.540 It's so good. 1.00

00:11:11.740 To all of our friends around the world, under the yoke of the Islamic Republic, 0.99

00:11:20.460 Iran is identified in your minds with terrorism, extremism, and poverty.

00:11:26.920 The real Iran is a different Iran, a beautiful, peace-loving, and flourishing Iran.

00:11:35.400 It is the Iran that existed before the Islamic Republic and it is the Iran that will rise

00:11:42.760 again from its ashes the day the Islamic Republic falls.

00:11:48.820 So let me be clear about how a free Iran will act towards its neighbors and the world after 0.57

00:11:55.280 the fall of this regime.

00:11:58.960 In security and foreign policy, Iran's nuclear military program will end.

00:12:06.520 Support for terrorist groups will cease immediately.

00:12:09.780 A free Iran will work with regional and global partners to confront terrorism, organized crime, 0.80

00:12:18.880 drug trafficking, and extremist Islamism. 0.99

00:12:24.320 One will act as a friend and a stabilizing force in the region, and it will be a responsible

00:12:31.100 partner in global security.

00:12:35.740 In diplomacy, relations with the United States will be normalized and our friendship with

00:12:42.100 America and her people will be restored.

00:12:46.500 The State of Israel will be recognized immediately.

00:12:51.120 We will pursue the expansion of the Abraham Accords into the Cyrus Accords, bringing together 0.84

00:12:57.120 a free Iran, Israel, and the Arab world.

00:13:01.360 A new chapter will begin, grounded in mutual recognition, sovereignty, and national interest.

00:13:11.960 In energy, Iran holds some of the largest oil and gas reserves in the world.

00:13:17.960 A free Iran will become a reliable energy supplier to the free world. 0.62

00:13:24.600 Policymaking will be transparent. 0.99

00:13:27.860 Iran's actions will be responsible. 1.00

00:13:31.240 Prices will be predictable. 0.57

00:13:34.440 In transparency and governance, Iran will adopt and enforce international standards.

00:13:41.840 Money laundering will be confronted.

00:13:44.840 Organized corruption will be dismantled.

00:13:47.960 Public institutions will answer to the people.

00:13:53.180 In the economy, Iran is one of the world's last great untapped markets.

00:14:00.500 Our population is educated, modern, with a diaspora that connects it to the four corners of the world.

00:14:09.280 A democratic Iran will open its economy to trade, investment, and innovation.

00:14:15.380 and Iran will seek to invest in the world.

00:14:20.700 Opportunity will replace isolation.

00:14:24.980 This is not an abstract vision.

00:14:27.600 It is a practical one, grounded in national interest, stability and cooperation.

00:14:36.600 To achieve this, now is the time to stand with the Iranian people.

00:14:42.320 The fall of the Islamic Republic and the establishment of a secular democratic government in Iran will not only restore dignity to my people, it will benefit the region and the world.

00:14:59.780 A free Iran will be a force for peace, for prosperity and for partnership.

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00:19:48.880 oil

00:19:51.880 Ah no, there was no other night

00:19:54.140 This became aivity for our years

00:19:58.720 High school, there was no other night 1.00

00:20:01.300 We tried to make a bodied 1.00

00:20:02.420 Amas

00:20:08.620 Are you hungry for a luxury tour level

00:20:11.840 I70

00:20:13.820 I had some betting for you

00:20:16.320 I did the game

00:20:19.280 Oh

00:20:49.280 Tough fighter flying over the sea

00:20:51.860 F-35 is the drug for me

00:20:55.080 My heart, my heart, Epic Fury

00:20:59.240 Got the IRGC running scared

00:21:04.940 Laser guided missiles in the air

00:21:08.140 My heart, my heart, Epic Fury

00:21:12.420 Ooh, are you ready, Terran?

00:21:18.140 Ooh, are you ready now?

00:21:21.380 No more deals, no more delay

00:21:23.940 It's time to blow the regime away

00:21:27.660 Epic fury, thunder and flash

00:21:31.800 Watch the walls of the regime crash

00:21:34.880 The sledgehammer swinging from the sky

00:21:38.160 Smash the regime and watch it die

00:21:41.160 Epic fury, fire and steel 0.97

00:21:44.700 This is the real heart of the deal

00:21:47.900 Straight up homers open the gate 0.99

00:21:53.420 Moolahs crying, meeting their fate 0.97

00:21:56.720 My heart, my heart, epic fury 0.99

00:22:00.960 Posse G running from the American sound

00:22:06.440 Tomahawk missiles hitting the ground

00:22:09.580 My heart, my heart, epic fury 0.99

00:22:13.740 Ooh, are you ready, Tehran?

00:22:19.560 Ooh, are you ready for the final round? 0.63

00:22:24.540 Epic Fury

00:22:26.000 Thunder and flash

00:22:28.200 Watch the walls of the regime crash

00:22:31.240 The sledgehammer swinging from the sky

00:22:34.460 Smash the regime and watch it die

00:22:37.420 Epic Fury 0.99

00:22:38.800 Fire and steel

00:22:40.940 This is the real heart of the deal

00:23:10.940 When we started this fight, all we needed were guns and a spark

00:23:17.620 Four years of darkness, now we're lighting up the dark 0.61

00:23:24.300 Crown Prince Pahlavi's back in town 1.00

00:23:29.340 And we're burning the Islamic crashing down 1.00

00:23:37.600 Epic fury, thunder and flash 1.00

00:23:41.620 Watch the walls of a raging crash

00:23:44.620 The sledgehammer swinging from the sky

00:23:47.820 Smash the regime and watch it die

00:23:51.040 Golden cross shining, crusader back to the fight 0.89

00:23:55.800 Eggsep is coming with the hammer of the right

00:24:03.240 Epic fury, God wills it

00:24:07.200 Raging change with the steel

00:24:12.440 This is the art of the deal 1.00

00:24:16.500 USA, Israel, Iranian people

00:24:20.860 Side by side, my heart, my heart 1.00

00:24:28.060 Epic Fury

00:24:29.220 God bless the USA

00:24:34.500 Yeah, I'm John

00:24:42.040 Oh

00:25:00.040 Look home

00:25:01.880 I hope he knew he was a man 0.98

00:25:07.580 He was a horrible pesar

00:25:10.240 The world was a man 0.97

00:25:26.160 The sword of Man 0.99

00:25:38.140 Is his role 1.00

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00:26:26.000 ۱۶۰M

00:26:56.000 Look at us here today.

00:27:11.320 We see so many flags, representing so many nations.

00:27:19.360 We know we are not alone, and we thank you for being with us.

00:27:26.000 For all people around the world who stand today in unity with the Iranian people,

00:27:36.920 this is not just because it's good for us and you do it out of compassion and care

00:27:42.840 for our rights to liberty and justice and equality and human rights.

00:27:48.160 But understand that it is in your best interest too to have, unlike this regime

00:27:54.240 that has been propagating terror and radicalism.

00:27:58.260 We, the people of Iran, are peacemakers and not warmongers.

00:28:03.260 We like to be friends, especially with the free world.

00:28:12.620 We'd like to be able to have the best neighbouring relationship

00:28:16.880 with the people of our area and the region,

00:28:19.540 with the Arab countries, with Israel, and all our other neighbours.

00:28:24.240 We are fighting for justice, we are fighting for human rights, we are fighting for liberty,

00:28:33.240 we are fighting to put an end to all sorts of discrimination.

00:28:38.240 Because as an Iranian, I stand here to tell you that I've dedicated 47 years of my life

00:28:45.240 because I think that my country deserves far better than what we have right now.

00:28:54.240 To now understand that their best remedy is to support the people of Iran,

00:29:01.240 because ultimately a free Iran will be your best partner,

00:29:05.240 not just to bring stability and peace,

00:29:08.240 but it will be in your best economic interests and opportunities.

00:29:12.240 Together we can prosper again, 0.98

00:29:15.240 and the world will be so different once the Iranian people are free.

00:29:19.240 are free i am here to guarantee a transition to secular democratic future i am committed

00:29:30.520 to be the leader of transition for you so we can one day have the final opportunity to decide the

00:29:37.880 fate of our country through a democratic transparent process through the ballot box and free elections

00:29:44.760 And let's make sure that this time, especially the free nations of this world and their governments,

00:29:54.060 stand on the right side of history.

00:30:03.800 Yes. Yes, I can hear you.

00:30:09.260 Great.

00:30:11.980 Have you been 5-10 for us?

00:30:13.580 Five, four, three, two, one.

00:30:18.500 It's going great.

00:30:25.940 I can't.

00:30:27.200 I can try to set up, though.

00:30:34.620 Okay.

00:30:35.600 Thank you.

00:30:39.680 Hi, guys.

00:30:41.440 I'm on Newsmax.

00:30:43.580 Yes, I'm hearing the show.

00:31:09.260 Thank you.

00:31:09.920 It'll cost twice that to have a shot for Paxton to win the seat.

00:31:14.520 Money the party hoped to spend on seats they wanted to flip.

00:31:18.180 A GOP operative told Axios that, quote, the president ticked his candidate,

00:31:22.480 and now the president can play a role in making sure the seat stays red.

00:31:26.360 You've run the numbers before.

00:31:27.760 How much does that price tag for a seat like that hurt the hopes in, say, Georgia or Michigan, New Hampshire?

00:31:33.880 Well, I think it's really interesting that people are looking at the price tag.

00:31:37.540 The reality is that the $125 million, I think $100 of it, was spent by Cornyn.

00:31:43.040 So the folks who wanted to stop Paxton from being the nominee were the folks who put all the money in.

00:31:50.720 And in spite of that, John Cornyn still lost like 30 points.

00:31:54.800 So I think that tells you that money isn't necessarily the animating thing.

00:31:59.820 People think it's money, it's everything in politics.

00:32:01.980 But the more and more I look at it, the less and less I believe that.

00:32:04.800 I certainly didn't believe it at the time that I was there.

00:32:06.680 And the reality is Ken has a very strong base.

00:32:10.460 This is a base election.

00:32:11.660 It's a midterm election.

00:32:13.160 That base will be energized.

00:32:14.880 It's not just the MAGA base, but Ken's been involved in Texas politics now for close to

00:32:19.100 20 years and has a long track record.

00:32:21.480 Yeah.

00:32:21.740 I mean, he's got some controversy around him, but he's been a conservative fighter.

00:32:25.600 That's the people are excited about him.

00:32:28.060 Hi, Goldie.

00:32:28.960 Jonathan in New York.

00:32:29.740 How are you?

00:32:30.320 Kratz ended up spending a lot of money there.

00:32:32.220 Good.

00:32:32.620 Good. Thank you so much for joining us today and taking time out of your Saturday to do this.

00:32:36.660 We're thrilled that you're here as always on both sides.

00:32:40.480 Terrific. You'll be up in our next segment.

00:32:43.340 Keep on listening, and we're looking forward to having you on.

00:32:46.960 Race in Atlanta is worth just as much as a race in Texas and costs about 10% of what a race in Texas costs. 0.86

00:32:54.200 That is a very good point.

00:32:56.040 So there'll be money spread around to where they think they have the best chance of winning.

00:32:59.680 Okay. You know, California's last Republican governor was Schwarzenegger. He left in 2011.

00:33:06.940 Now, Trump's endorsed Steve Hilton, and he's slightly trailing behind former Biden administration

00:33:11.700 Secretary Javier Becerra. Reading the tea leaves, do you think that California is ripe for a possible

00:33:17.460 Republican victory? They should be. But given how disastrous Gavin Newsom has been, how bad

00:33:25.780 karen basses and you can go on down the list of of all of their you know becerra as a as the

00:33:30.980 attorney general has been a disaster too uh it's just bad policy the the reality is marxism doesn't

00:33:37.860 work socialism doesn't work uh it is not working for california they're losing jobs they have the 0.95

00:33:43.540 highest gas prices highest utility bills you can go on and on cost of living there is ridiculous

00:33:48.740 uh and it's fine if you're part of the the millionaire class out there that supports

00:33:53.220 these Democrats. But I think a lot of blue-collar people are starting to look and say, well,

00:33:57.540 maybe this isn't all what it's cracked up to be. And Steve presents a very moderate

00:34:02.900 tone. He's not a hard-core conservative, but he is a very reasonable, practical guy.

00:34:11.540 Again, I don't hold on a lot of hope, but if he can get into a general election,

00:34:18.340 you never know what could happen.

00:34:19.620 Yeah. Well, I believe that the governor has said that if the Republicans make it in there,

00:34:24.740 that he's somehow going to change the rules again. So, you never know until the very last bit of it.

00:34:29.940 But staying in California, the president endorsed retired Marine and former Stockton Mayor

00:34:35.060 Kevin Lincoln, hoping to oust Democrat Congressman Adam Gray. How strong do you think his argument is

00:34:43.140 for change? You know, I look at all of these races that the president has endorsed and it

00:34:51.300 certainly helps people in a primary. I mean, there's no question that has an ability to rally

00:34:58.260 the folks who support him. I can't remember any president who has a more personal connection to

00:35:04.500 his voters than Donald Trump and that they're willing to follow his lead almost without question.

00:35:10.740 And so, you know, again, for California, the key is to get in the run and to get in the primary, you know, to win one of the top two seats so you can get into the runoff in November.

00:35:22.660 So, you know, we'll see what happens.

00:35:24.300 I think a lot of these other endorsements that he has in Iowa, Oklahoma, South Carolina, those races are very hotly contested.

00:35:33.080 And I think those are where he's going to really make the difference.

00:35:35.840 Yeah. Turning to Iowa, one of Trump's longtime supporters, Senator Joni Erd's seat is open.

00:35:40.740 the president endorsed Congresswoman Ashley Hinson. Now, in a theoretically general election

00:35:46.460 matchup, the polls indicate she's slightly behind the Democrat challengers, either Zach Walls or

00:35:52.060 Josh Turek. Do you think that is Iowa for Trump and Republicans, or is it still sort of more

00:35:58.560 moderate ground? No, I mean, Iowa has trended decidedly conservative. I mean, the race,

00:36:05.340 the races for governor and senator in the last several election cycles have not been close.

00:36:10.380 And the legislature is, well, all four House seats are Republican.

00:36:15.920 The legislature has almost a, I think in one House, a veto-proof majority or an overwhelming majority and very close in the other.

00:36:24.300 So it's a decidedly red state.

00:36:27.240 But I think what you're seeing with Hinson and some of the other congressional candidates is, you know, these districts that, you know, were trending Republican in this midterm are trending back the other way.

00:36:37.920 There's a lot of concern about the economy. There's concern about the war and prices, et cetera. And so those races are going to be up in the air until I think we get some sort of resolution on this war. I think the real key point in that is, you know, getting, not necessarily getting Iran out and not having a nuclear weapon or getting that dust.

00:36:58.840 I think the most important thing right now is to get the Straits Ormuz open, have no Iranian or Omani control of it.

00:37:06.960 That will lower gas prices, stabilize the situation, and I think really help domestically quite a bit.

00:37:13.460 So it sounds like you think the key to these midterms really is not necessarily international impact,

00:37:19.480 but much more the gas, the basics that people are facing every single day.

00:37:23.080 Yeah, the consequences of policies that affect people's pocketbooks are always the things that matter.

00:37:28.840 Having said that, people are not going to be happy. The Republican base will certainly not be happy if Trump, you know, signs a deal that is considered a defeat, you know, like allowing Iran to control the straights or moves, etc.

00:37:42.120 So it's a balancing act for the president. One thing I do know, and I listen to what he says very carefully, he understands that.

00:37:48.700 And I think he'll get a good deal in the end.

00:37:50.720 OK, Senator Rick Santorum, thank you so much.

00:37:53.580 Thank you, Edie.

00:37:54.160 precarious piece we break down the latest in the war with iran as we were discussing

00:37:59.100 a preliminary deal is done but will it lead to a permanent end our own trent murray gives

00:38:04.900 us an update next this is saturday agenda

00:38:24.160 Hey, guys, we're just in a commercial break.

00:38:39.480 Can we speak?

00:38:41.240 Yeah, I muted my Zoom mic, and I have to unmute my Zoom mic in a moment when the commercials

00:38:47.300 stop, and I'm hiding my mouth so they don't see me speaking.

00:38:50.920 okay okay proud of you coldie thank you hi everyone we'll we'll do our we'll do the opening

00:38:59.540 we'll do the iran revolution live opening i just got like this last minute interview request and

00:39:03.940 it started right at 1 p.m which is when we start our show so guys

00:39:08.900 guys when you're typing in the chat put slash whisper yeah the end of it don't don't don't

00:39:24.020 use capitals in the chat capitals capitals is for yelling only use lowercase in the chat

00:39:29.720 yeah

00:39:37.800 okay all right all right

00:39:50.680 oh my god that's so much of the head i'm getting something

00:39:54.520 oh no loud noises in the chat no don't no don't no don't put loud noises oh no shh

00:40:05.960 why did you put loud noises oh it's starting it's starting

00:40:24.520 Thank you.

00:40:54.520 the deal between the u.s. and iran remains let's let's use the term murky the details of the

00:41:20.440 memorandum of understanding haven't been released and leaders on both sides have yet to formally

00:41:24.580 agree to it. The president held a situation room meeting with advisors yesterday to figure out

00:41:29.120 how to proceed on seemingly intractable issues. We take you live now to Newsmax forum correspondent

00:41:34.740 Trent Murray. He joins us from Paris Live. Good morning. Hey there, Edie. Look, those intense

00:41:40.520 negotiations continuing throughout this weekend, we are being told following that meeting yesterday

00:41:45.620 in the situation room led by the president. Now, we've heard from the president who has posted

00:41:49.880 on truthful overnight saying, and I'm quoting here, Iran must agree that they will never have

00:41:55.800 a nuclear weapon or a bomb. The Hormuz Strait must be immediately open. No tolls for unrestricted 0.71

00:42:03.380 shipping traffic in both directions. He ends by saying all water mines or bombs, if any,

00:42:09.580 will be terminated. Now, the Strait of Hormuz, of course, continuing to be a key sticking point

00:42:14.640 in these negotiations. It is responsible for around 20% of the world's oil and natural gas

00:42:20.640 supplies flowing through there. But traffic has more or less been brought to a standstill in

00:42:24.680 recent months following those Iranian on international shipping. Of course, the US 1.00

00:42:29.520 naval blockade also cutting off a source of revenue with ships prevented from heading into

00:42:35.160 Iranian ports. Well, on the strait, the president has also given an update in this true social post

00:42:40.400 saying again quoting uh ships caught in the strage due to our amazing and unprecedented naval

00:42:46.760 blockade which will now be lifted may start the process of heading home he ends by saying say

00:42:53.440 hello to your wives husbands parents and families from me your favorite president so the president

00:42:59.720 seemingly suggesting that this naval blockade could be about hi goldie we should be coming

00:43:04.360 to you in about 60 seconds from the secretary of war pete hegseth he is currently in singapore

00:43:09.060 meeting with key U.S. allies across the Asia-Pacific region.

00:43:13.240 But he was asked about the situation in the Middle East.

00:43:15.580 Here's what he had to say.

00:43:18.180 Iran knows very, very clearly what our expectations are,

00:43:22.000 and that's on the negotiating team to deliver.

00:43:25.340 They're coming in our direction.

00:43:26.900 The talks have been productive.

00:43:28.680 I think they know where it needs to go.

00:43:31.120 And I'm quite confident with this, with our president,

00:43:35.200 who makes nothing but great deals.

00:43:39.060 So a critical few hours and days ahead here, I think it's fair to say. Certainly the White House is putting out a message that a deal is potentially closed. But of course, nothing is final until both sides sign on the dotted line. I have been tracking what the Iranians have been saying throughout the day. Their position seems to be the same as it was going into today.

00:44:00.440 their foreign ministry saying that when it comes to an agreement with the U.S., it has, quote,

00:44:05.680 not been finalized. So undoubtedly, those talks continuing between D.C. and Tehran. Edie.

00:44:12.280 Yes, thank you very much, Brent. Yeah, they continue to say that they want,

00:44:17.280 that they will only focus on ending the hostilities. They do not want to discuss

00:44:21.740 nuclear negotiations right now. That certainly seems to be the position,

00:44:27.440 and we know that that is probably the most controversial part of these talks.

00:44:31.860 We know that the red line for the United States and for the president

00:44:35.560 is that Iran cannot keep that highly enriched uranium

00:44:39.140 because it could mean that they could make a nuclear weapon 0.91

00:44:41.480 and they just do not want to see a world

00:44:43.900 in which the Islamic Republic of Iran has a nuclear weapon in its hands.

00:44:48.500 So, look, certainly state media in Iran has lots to say.

00:44:51.900 We know there's been a lot of back-channel discussion.

00:44:54.200 certainly messaging right now from the White House is that they are trying to put diplomacy first,

00:44:58.920 but we need to remember the military option is still well and truly on the table. As we heard

00:45:03.100 from the Secretary of War there, all of those U.S. assets that were in place for Operation Epic Fury

00:45:08.680 when it started, they are all still in the Middle East. So if the president decides that diplomacy

00:45:13.360 is not going to work, then the U.S. military can get back into action extremely quickly.

00:45:18.260 Right now, it seems like there are two memorandums of understanding out there,

00:45:22.380 but they understand completely different things because the Iranian key issues and the U.S. key

00:45:27.780 issues don't seem to be jiving in that memorandum. Yeah, that's exactly right. And I think that

00:45:34.800 perhaps what the U.S. negotiating team is experiencing here is just how the Iranians 1.00

00:45:40.180 like to operate. I mean, they have been doing this for the best part of 47 years. They like 0.99

00:45:44.760 to string things along, drag out negotiations, buy more time for their regime. They've done this

00:45:51.120 countless times before and it seems that they are relying a little bit on that playbook but

00:45:55.960 certainly when you speak to some officials in the region particularly in Israel they are cautioning

00:46:01.880 that the Iranians themselves need to be a bit careful here they may be overplaying their hand

00:46:06.080 they are dealing with a highly unpredictable president who is not afraid as we've seen

00:46:11.100 to use military force in order to force people to the table so there's probably only so long that 0.96

00:46:17.480 the Iranians continue to try and play this sort of long game with the president does feel eventually 0.95

00:46:22.060 patients could well run out. And indeed, the U.S. military is all in the right position right now 0.99

00:46:28.240 to recommence operations if indeed diplomacy falls through. Yeah, but their most dangerous enemy is

00:46:33.380 the one that's backed into a corner and has no options. And that's kind of been this regime

00:46:36.880 from the get-go. Trent, thank you very much for being with us. Thanks, Eddie. You bet. We are

00:46:42.120 joined now by some special guests. We have Mike Baker, host of the President's Brief Podcast,

00:46:48.700 James Jeffrey, former Deputy National Security Advisor to President George W. Bush,

00:46:53.080 and Goldie Gamari, Iranian-born human rights activist. Mike, I want to start with you. The

00:46:58.040 president left the situation room yesterday, and we still don't have any memorandum. And quite

00:47:05.540 frankly, what I'm hearing is Iran saying exactly what they said from the start. They controlled 0.89

00:47:11.300 straight now and they're not giving that up and they're also not giving up the enriched uranium.

00:47:15.140 Yeah no and that's that's the problem here is that look but neither side wants to obviously

00:47:19.220 appear weak right. The White House cannot come out of this with simply a that uh reopens the

00:47:26.260 straight in some fashion. I don't think we're ever going to get back to freedom of navigation the way

00:47:29.620 that it was. Well if that's the case then that means we're going back to something that it's

00:47:34.740 worse than it was when we started. Well that's and that's a distinct possibility because what

00:47:38.740 What I'm saying is if that's the deal, and then the concept is we'll kick the can down the road for the nuclear discussions,

00:47:45.000 which were front and center at the beginning of this, and in exchange there are some assets unfrozen,

00:47:52.140 some sanctions waivers issued perhaps, that's going to be really tough for the White House to spin that as some kind of win.

00:47:59.720 And they do that, right? So they're holding out for it.

00:48:02.680 Really, at the end of the day, the Iranian regime sees no upside to doing anything other than what they always do. 0.75

00:48:08.400 They are they are masters at slow rolling negotiations. Yeah. And so they see that as as why change at this stage of the game. If the economy, though, craters. Right. The only thing they have to worry about the regime is civil unrest.

00:48:24.200 Yeah. Ask Goldie about that in just a little bit. James, though, you understand how Iran negotiates. So when you take a look at this and how they typically have used ceasefire time, what are your concerns?

00:48:35.040 Thanks for having me on. I'm concerned that the Iranians are not being totally clear on the 0.67

00:48:43.260 total lifting of their embargo on the Straits in return for us lifting our blockade. That's

00:48:50.960 the first thing. Secondly, what President Trump needs in the first phase is an Iranian commitment

00:48:56.960 to do something about the highly enriched uranium buried in the ground and some kind of commitment

00:49:03.060 to do something about long-term limits on enrichment.

00:49:06.540 The details can be negotiated later.

00:49:08.760 If the president doesn't get that,

00:49:10.720 he won't be in a position to release any of the frozen funds, 0.93

00:49:14.780 which is what the Iranians want. 0.98

00:49:16.440 It's a quid pro quo. 0.80

00:49:18.160 And that will be very, very difficult. 1.00

00:49:21.500 The Iranians won't budge without that. 1.00

00:49:23.420 But the president's playing this right by signaling to everyone 1.00

00:49:26.620 he's not in a hurry.

00:49:28.260 He's not too worried about gas prices.

00:49:30.160 They'll come back, whether they will or not.

00:49:32.320 It's still, it's a good message to give at this time. 1.00

00:49:34.560 And it's a good way to play the Iranians. 1.00

00:49:36.400 I'm happy with where he is.

00:49:37.760 Yeah, well, a lot of the Iranians are educated here in the U.S.

00:49:40.700 They know how midterms work.

00:49:42.140 And so I think that they feel that time is on their side.

00:49:44.880 Now, Goldie, you know, initially we were led to think that the Iranian people would rise up,

00:49:50.500 that they would take, you know, seize this opportunity.

00:49:52.680 The president even called on them to do that.

00:49:54.620 But that hasn't happened yet.

00:49:56.200 And of course, it's hard to do that when you're, you know,

00:49:58.560 staring down an army with guns pointed straight at you and not, you know, afraid to use them.

00:50:03.740 What do the Iranian people need to actually rise up?

00:50:28.560 .

00:50:58.560 yeah um you know that was interesting to me mike that that they it to me it signals that the iranian

00:51:04.640 regime felt comfortable confident enough that they could reopen the internet access what does

00:51:10.400 it say to you well i think part of that is and and let's let's be clear on this one this is a partial

00:51:15.600 lifting right of the blackout right so this is not a free and open internet access in fact they said

00:51:21.120 we're going to open the internet in a in a free and regular i'm not sure how you're gonna pull

00:51:27.120 that one off but uh look if if the white house has patience and if truly what he says he doesn't care

00:51:34.720 about the midterms president trump is willing to wait maintain the blockade and and really

00:51:40.880 uh i know we've got a lot of sanctions there but we've got to really squeeze that revenue

00:51:45.280 to make sure there's nothing coming in and then then you may get the people rising up you may get

00:51:51.680 the civil unrest look in january was mostly an economic issue to put the people out in the

00:51:55.520 streets to begin with right so that's a possibility the problem there is you're creating a sizable

00:52:01.040 humanitarian crisis right we see the same sort of issue in cuba so you know and does the white house

00:52:07.120 have the pace to do that getting closer and closer to the midterms with gas prices rising at the

00:52:12.960 pumps yeah james how much do do the iranian negotiators understand about the the pressure

00:52:18.720 and the political dynamics of midterm elections in america um they understand united states very

00:52:26.240 very well they have people who study us for many years but i think the problem is uh dealing with

00:52:32.480 prior administrations and i've worked for both the uh bush and obama administrations and worked uh

00:52:39.280 for then vice president biden so i know them all they all signaled nervousness about domestic

00:52:46.080 political affairs and that encouraged the iranians president trump is not i don't know what he really

00:52:52.320 feels but he's putting on a good face and that's exactly the right position to take with the

00:52:56.800 iranians they i think believe assume will believe he will keep this blockade on they don't believe

00:53:02.720 he's going to go back to uh an actual law uh because they know that it's hard for us to achieve

00:53:08.800 anything decisive by another round of bombing uh and that would be very unpopular in the united

00:53:15.200 states but i think they're going to learn sooner or later that he's not going to keep on this

00:53:19.600 economic issue yeah all right thank you so much for being with us uh uh james jeffrey goldie

00:53:25.600 gamari i appreciate your time and um to get a bit more in depth in this um you're gonna stay with me

00:53:30.800 for a few more minutes at least and you know let's talk about that you know we've dealt with the

00:53:35.680 audience for so long yeah and it oddly

00:53:48.720 oh no hey oh no i couldn't unmute you because when you meet yourself it doesn't give me permission to

00:53:58.560 unmute you no worries i didn't know that but uh i was i was screen recording so here you go you

00:54:04.880 guys can hear my response oh thank you thank you that's great oh my god yeah i was uh i i recorded

00:54:11.840 because i always record the the news videos just so i have a copy of it so um okay good yeah 0.94

00:54:19.920 sorry about that no no no worries no worries that guy with that mic guy was so stupid like who's he 0.94

00:54:28.640 i wasn't paying attention to what he was saying because i was getting ready to unmute the mic 0.99

00:54:32.400 when you speak and dinner like no it's not working call me my heart rate was very like

00:54:39.000 stressing all good here

00:54:41.320 there we go there we go okay and you're you know staring down uh an army with guns pointed

00:54:59.540 straight at you and not you know afraid to use them what do the iranian people need to actually

00:55:04.500 rise up uh well the iranian people i mean they tried rising up back in january 8 and 9 and as

00:55:10.820 we know um over 40 000 innocent unarmed iranians were slaughtered uh in two days alone um i think

00:55:17.300 what the iranian people need to rise up is outside assistance um in terms of either arming the iranian

00:55:23.380 people um which president trump said he was trying to do that but then the kurds stole them the

00:55:28.180 the separatist Iraqi Kurds, but also eradicating the Islamic regime.

00:55:33.260 I have a feeling that President Trump is working to create the conditions that will weaken 0.86

00:55:37.940 the Islamic regime to the point that this time, when the Iranian people do rise up, 0.97

00:55:43.280 they will be able to take over and reclaim the country. 0.80

00:55:46.700 And that's exactly the messages that I'm getting from inside occupied Iran right now

00:55:51.400 after the internet has been reopened after 88 days of silence.

00:55:55.940 yeah um you know that was interesting to me mike that that they perfect amazing job perfect answer

00:56:03.760 perfect answer thank you well now we can have our belated intro so yes everyone good morning

00:56:11.800 good afternoon good evening wherever you are welcome to day 154 of iran revolution live

00:56:19.400 with your wonderful and amazing host, Mr. Armin Navabi.

00:56:24.520 And your wonderful and amazing host, Goldie Gamari.

00:56:28.640 Thank you. Thank you so much. Armin, how are you doing today?

00:56:32.900 Oh, my God. So many ups and downs.

00:56:35.160 So we have a speech by Prince Raza Pahlavi in Ukraine.

00:56:40.700 We have Rasai, Hamid Rasai, a member of Parliament of the Islamic Republic

00:56:47.520 and a member of the Peidori camp 1.00

00:56:49.620 coming out against

00:56:51.620 Mushtabah Khamenei.

00:56:54.440 Okay.

00:56:56.280 Okay.

00:56:57.240 Trying to hide. It's so obvious

00:56:59.660 that even the pro-regime people are calling him out.

00:57:02.860 And then we also

00:57:03.860 have, thanks to Goldie,

00:57:06.040 me on OAN.

00:57:07.660 I have a two-minute video if you guys are interested.

00:57:09.700 Yes, we definitely want to see

00:57:11.860 that.

00:57:13.920 Okay.

00:57:14.440 absolutely okay so why don't why don't we start with your two minute video um okay okay and then

00:57:20.600 let's go to uh prince reza pahlavi and then we can go to the durka jihadis after

00:57:28.360 sounds good i haven't watched it so i don't know how i did so i'm kind of nervous i don't i don't

00:57:34.120 know if i did good this time so i'm sure you did great i'm sure you did i don't i i don't know if

00:57:42.440 i did good i mean i don't know if this is a full version of it because they posted this on

00:57:47.160 oian x account so i think it's it's under three minutes i i'm sure i spoke for longer it's probably

00:57:55.720 oh it's a clip okay okay so just this is the only clip i have so we could watch that for now

00:58:02.040 this is a three-phase plan which first we take iran by removing pahlevi then we will take the

00:58:07.960 middle east and north africa by removing israel from our as an obstacle from our way and eventually 0.86

00:58:13.800 we go for america and we take over the world this is in the dna and nothing is going to change that 0.90

00:58:19.160 the disagreements is not on this goal like they all agree on this goal this is why

00:58:25.080 it's the irgc the r stands for revolutionary people need to ask them why are you still a

00:58:30.440 revolutionary didn't you win the 1979 islamic revolution usually when revolutionaries when

00:58:35.800 when they eventually topple the regime,

00:58:37.300 they stop being revolutionaries.

00:58:38.900 So the reason why they're revolutionary,

00:58:40.740 because they're revolutionary against the global order.

00:58:43.500 They weren't revolutionary against Pahlavi.

00:58:46.420 Pahlavi was just an extension of the global world order,

00:58:49.940 and the revolution hasn't stopped.

00:58:51.380 They are trying to export the revolution

00:58:52.980 to completely change the world order in their image.

00:58:55.960 And none of them disagree on this. 0.59

00:58:57.760 There are different segments of the Islamic Republic

00:58:59.660 that disagree on the message.

00:59:00.400 I don't see them surrendering.

00:59:02.200 We've decimated.

00:59:02.700 Yeah, exactly.

00:59:03.820 No, I mean, we've decimated them.

00:59:05.200 Over 180 military bases leveled, flattened,

00:59:09.980 over 90% of their forces are gone.

00:59:13.360 I just don't see, and there's the rhetoric

00:59:15.800 that they're pouring out right now at this late stage.

00:59:18.500 I mean, saving face, sure.

00:59:21.260 Delusional, definitely.

00:59:23.960 I don't see them ever surrendering.

00:59:27.440 Exactly, you're so right,

00:59:29.180 because surrendering would mean that everything

00:59:31.880 they have been saying and believing in

00:59:34.280 the past 47 years everything that they have been saying to their followers has been a lie so they

00:59:39.800 can't spend any they can surrender because if they surrender their followers will realize that they

00:59:45.880 have been lied to for 47 years and they will lose support there's one thing that they're trying to

00:59:51.320 do they're trying to make it seem like somebody like pezishkian or people like rohani and zarif

00:59:56.760 within the regime they're trying to sacrifice them if they want to be more flexible to the americans

01:00:01.480 to pretend that it wasn't us, it was them, but I don't think the regime supporters will buy that,

01:00:06.180 and that's why they're desperate to try to pretend that they're winning any signs. This is why they

01:00:11.320 enrich uranium. If the Americans manage to get the enriched uranium out of Iran, it would be 0.96

01:00:15.720 undeniable to the regime supporters that they have never been as strong as they have pretended to be,

01:00:21.460 and if they lose legitimacy and support among their last remaining regime supporters,

01:00:25.900 they will not be able to survive, and that's why they can't surrender, because surrendering to

01:00:30.580 americans as an admission to their own followers that we have been lying to you for 47 years

01:00:37.620 okay i don't know i don't know about that uh i'm actually surprised that they picked that part of

01:00:43.460 it um i thought that was excellent you know what the only thing the only thing that could have

01:00:49.860 improved is if you were your top hat your top hat and monocle i think i think that's the only way

01:00:58.660 you could have improved um that interview but uh next time other than that other than that it was

01:01:07.220 it was fantastic so no i really appreciate that so okay you know i i i took your points i was

01:01:13.700 looking at the camera i was slower i tried to simplify it i think i went to too much detail

01:01:21.140 that people the audience wouldn't understand you did a little bit because you know what it is

01:01:25.460 you're assuming like like you're assuming that your audience is like ronnie an audience right

01:01:30.740 so when you go into like like you know like when i do my interviews i don't go into that much

01:01:36.740 detail because i have like a short amount of time so i just want to keep it to like the sound clips

01:01:42.500 and the sound bites right because there's so much detail and depth that that i can go into but um

01:01:48.820 but i know i think you you did fantastic that was great again the only thing i think that could

01:01:53.780 improve is if you put on like a tuxedo yeah i will i will get i will i will do that next time

01:02:03.220 but uh no i thought i thought that was fantastic really really well done and i'm so proud of you

01:02:09.780 look at you you're moving up in the world you're doing like mainstream news well you introduced me

01:02:17.300 to them goldie and you also give me keep giving me advice on how to perform better so it's all

01:02:23.460 because of you oh well you're doing great you're doing great i mean honestly i think it's really

01:02:28.820 important that those of us who are fighting together to to free iran that we support one

01:02:33.860 another right because there's so many of these like leftists and you know mek and whatever like

01:02:39.300 they dominate the media narrative it's time that you know more people from our side are able to to

01:02:45.700 do the same thing so always happy to to help thank you thank you oh i think i've got a lot

01:02:52.820 of your advice um the last thing i need to learn how to do is to speak more simple like make it

01:02:59.620 bring it down to somebody who's not familiar with the concept as much as we are that's the only thing

01:03:05.300 i need to fix but i will i will get that as well yeah no but i mean but and that's like at this

01:03:11.620 point it's kind of just like just nitpicking right it's nitpicking like the small details because

01:03:17.060 honestly like the overall it's fantastic so um it's just a little bit of constructive criticism

01:03:23.220 but no like you spoke slow you know you're looking at the camera you're making eye contact

01:03:28.180 it's not like that you remember the first interview i think it was with y net or something

01:03:32.260 yes i was i was trying to like basically get as many facts like oh my god i have three minutes

01:03:38.740 let's jam pack all the facts in there like try to put it all like speak fast so you can get

01:03:43.700 more points out there and it was still good it was still good but you know it was just like

01:03:50.580 you know but but you've now mastered it so absolutely absolutely fantastic um and people

01:03:58.580 people in the chat were being are being so kind thank you guys i see your compliments i appreciate

01:04:03.300 it guys i also appreciate that when i was um on newsmax everyone was guys i appreciated that a lot

01:04:09.700 of you were using like no capitals and you were whispering but i saw some of you some of you were

01:04:15.380 were saying like loud noises and some of you were typing in capitals i saw you guys i saw you guys

01:04:21.940 it was in my chat i know oh i know i know who it was so everyone yeah but i appreciate everyone in

01:04:31.460 the chat whispering so thank you for that exactly okay so okay oh my god um look so let's go to uh

01:04:41.860 kings of ahlavi um okay do you have his full video lined up i do it's long is do you want to do all

01:04:49.940 of it right now maybe we could just do his speech i mean how long oh yes you're right you're right

01:04:57.860 the speech without the q a part right yeah so that is short that is 20 minutes okay so

01:05:06.180 here is um so so here is uh um his royal highness arriving at odessa

01:05:27.860 Welcome to Odessa, welcome to our United Heritage Site, Odessa Okara, and yes, police

01:05:48.100 a little bit failed to prepare the nice weather, no, but we have an idea, the thing is that

01:05:53.980 We want all the participants to be inside the building for the first part.

01:05:58.300 But for the meeting, for the reception, there will be already assigned.

01:06:01.540 So everything is planned.

01:06:03.260 Your Highness, once again, welcome to Ukraine.

01:06:05.700 It's an honor to have you.

01:06:07.100 Thank you very much.

01:06:08.560 Please follow me.

01:06:10.260 Okay.

01:06:11.100 So now let's go to his speech.

01:06:16.180 Goldie, before we go to his speech, do you want to see the quick post by Hamid Rassai?

01:06:22.200 Yeah, let's do that.

01:06:23.360 Yeah.

01:06:23.980 Okay, just quickly.

01:06:26.580 So here, this is Hamid Rasai.

01:06:30.140 He posted this.

01:06:32.380 And this is a big deal and it's making a lot of noise.

01:06:35.480 Also, another thing that we need to talk about, Goldie,

01:06:37.720 is Jafari is now joining with the Vahidi camp against Qalibov.

01:06:42.680 Oh, wow.

01:06:43.860 Yeah, and the office of the supreme leadership is uniting with Qalibov

01:06:49.080 against Vahidi and Jafari uniting with each other.

01:06:52.720 and the paidari camp is feeling completely left out so they're basically posting this

01:06:58.620 so there's like a new basically we're moving into a new crazy um like phase of this you know

01:07:07.000 game of durka um but this is hamid rasoy guys if you look at our boom boom chart he's the only

01:07:15.020 member of parliament other than the head of the parliament which is galibov that is displayed in

01:07:21.200 our boom boom sheet so if you go to the parliament section and go to the executive branch you can see

01:07:28.260 sorry the legislative branch uh uh with Qalibov you see Qalibov and then you see the 289

01:07:35.420 members of parliament and the only other person shown here on our boom boom bingo sheet is Hamid

01:07:42.180 rasai okay so hamid rasai just posted this and goldie holy crap okay so he said he began his

01:07:53.900 post by saying check his sony shyestage who are the people who are worthy of being in a position

01:08:02.080 of leadership and then he puts a quranic verse okay and then the translation in persian so this

01:08:13.320 is the arabic and this is the persian translation saying god said oh noah so this is in to noah

01:08:21.500 so it's for certain your son is not part of your family he's talking about noah's son

01:08:29.500 he has

01:08:34.140 he basically he doesn't

01:08:36.100 behave well like he's not

01:08:37.760 he doesn't have good character he doesn't behave well

01:08:40.380 right

01:08:40.620 okay so the rest is not that

01:08:45.920 important God basically just bragging

01:08:48.200 about himself but the most important

01:08:50.300 part is that Noah's son is not

01:08:52.320 really Noah's son because of his bad

01:08:54.180 behavior and then

01:08:55.500 Rasai here continues himself

01:08:58.480 And the post keeps going and going. And he's basically saying that in this Quranic verse, God is telling Noah that his son is basically not a good, his son who basically drowned in the storm. Don't worry, he wasn't really your son because he was a crappy son. So he wasn't really part of your family.

01:09:16.780 so he keeps on going and going and basically talking about just because somebody is somebody

01:09:22.140 else's son it doesn't mean they're really a good person or worthy right so goldie who is he talking

01:09:29.120 about obviously much time right much double talk starting with the post by saying who's worthy of

01:09:36.000 um this leadership and then talking about noah's son not being his son he keeps on going and

01:09:41.940 talking about how blood relationship doesn't make you worthy just because you're related 0.85

01:09:49.020 by blood to somebody, which is rich coming from a Shia, by the way, because their entire 0.99

01:09:53.600 MMS is based on blood relationship. But yeah, so this was seen as a direct attack by Hamid 0.96

01:10:02.460 Rasoy against Mojtaba. And then he came out and he put another post on saying like,

01:10:07.980 Now, I wasn't like, oh, why you guys are reading too much into this?

01:10:12.700 Like, I wasn't talking about Mushtaba at all.

01:10:14.440 I'm loyal to our Supreme Leader. 0.93

01:10:16.340 But it's pretty, pretty obvious. 1.00

01:10:18.580 We have some other statements from the Pai Dari camp, 1.00

01:10:22.500 which are kind of obvious that they're attacking Mushtaba. 1.00

01:10:25.900 But I'm not going to go, like, I'm not going to list them here 0.86

01:10:28.240 because it will take so long.

01:10:29.840 But guys, you can see Mushtaba's Supreme Leadership

01:10:32.800 is now being challenged by the people that we here already expected 0.81

01:10:37.540 Remember here on Iran Revolution Live, we already told you that the Pai Dari camp has always secretly been against the Khamenei camp, but they're obviously too afraid to announce it, right? 0.69

01:10:51.620 We told you here that the spiritual leader of the Pai Dari camp is Mir Bagheri, not Khamenei. 0.64

01:10:59.720 Even when Ali Khamenei was alive, this is the spiritual leader that the Pai Dari camp believes in, not Ali Khamenei. 0.77

01:11:06.480 So as we predicted, eventually, now that the Khamenei camp is getting weaker, the Pardari camp is becoming more daring with their attacks on Mushtab al-Khamenei.

01:11:17.480 And this also shows Goldie that President Trump's ceasefire and negotiations has worked because I have I've been following these people for so many years.

01:11:29.600 I have never seen this much of a transparent division among them.

01:11:34.300 Like everything that we always knew that is happening behind the scenes is now surfacing out in the open for everyone to see because of President Trump's strategy.

01:11:44.280 Because President Trump has three weapons against the Islamic Republic, military, economic pressure, but these minds, these psychological warfare.

01:11:52.380 And I think that's actually the most effective against the Islamic Republic because you can't completely bomb the Islamic Republic out of existence. 0.90

01:11:59.200 You can't just rely on the economic pressure is not going to destroy the Islamic Republic because you have to destroy these people by their roots. 0.98

01:12:07.400 And their roots is their ideology and their legitimacy among their own followers. 0.99

01:12:12.560 And this is exactly how you completely destroy the Islamic Republic. 0.98

01:12:16.520 And I think President Trump knows that. 0.95

01:12:18.140 And that's why he's taking them through all of these roller coasters.

01:12:21.940 Yeah, I mean, it's definitely like Game of Thrones, except Game of Durka, right?

01:12:26.480 Game of Durka.

01:12:27.500 right exactly um all right okay let's go to uh let's go to yeah kings of pahlavi

01:12:37.140 awesome okay let's do that which by the way amazing job done by our host today so let us

01:12:46.160 give a round of applause thank you very much you did a fantastic power maybe

01:12:52.080 the delivering this remark direct royal highness prince of iran mr you want to hear the intro

01:13:04.560 i want to see how he introduces him okay okay station from many points of view

01:13:12.320 you know that in the program it was marked as a secret guest

01:13:16.560 it's time to reveal the secrets so i'm very much honored to invite to this stage

01:13:23.040 his royal highness prince of iran mr reza pahlavi

01:13:36.000 thank you very much your excellencies distinguished guests colleagues and friends

01:13:43.440 There is something fitting about delivering these remarks here in Odessa, a city that

01:13:51.640 has looked into the face of foreign aggression and refused to blink, a city that knows what

01:14:00.160 it means to defend not just territory, but liberty.

01:14:06.840 I stand before you with the deepest admiration for the Ukrainian people and with a kinship

01:14:15.400 that is not just diplomatic, it is forged in a shared understanding of what it costs

01:14:23.680 to resist those who believe that might supersedes the will of a free people.

01:14:32.680 i come to you at the moment of great consequences

01:14:37.800 iran has endured a year of fire more than 40 000 of my compatriots

01:14:44.920 were slaughtered in the dark unarmed men and women who took to the

01:14:51.400 streets in january demanding nothing more than

01:14:56.120 the right to choose their own future they were met with bullets with mass arrests with an internet

01:15:05.400 blackout designed to ensure the world would not see what was being done to them my country has

01:15:14.440 been struck from every direction by the regime from within and by the consequences of the regime's 0.95

01:15:22.600 own recklessness from without and yet the islamic republic still stands some in this room may

01:15:34.840 interpret that as a sign of the regime's resilience i am here to tell you it is not 0.69

01:15:43.160 it is a sign of the world's failure to draw the right conclusions from what it is watching

01:15:49.800 It is a sign that the free world has not yet understood what it is truly fighting or what it stands to gain from that fight when that fight is won.

01:16:04.420 That is what I have come to Edessa to say.

01:16:09.260 Let me begin what you should by now be beyond dispute.

01:16:13.700 The drones darkening the skies of Ukrainian cities are built by the same factories, funded by the same regime that deployed drone surveillance over Tehran's streets to hunt down protesters in the dark.

01:16:32.600 They fed coordinates to snipers and arrest squads operating under an internet blackout they themselves imposed.

01:16:42.420 The same drones have been deployed to armed regime proxies across the Middle East.

01:16:50.300 The Shahed drone does not distinguish between a residential block in Kharkiv,

01:16:55.860 a protest square in Tehran, or commercial offices in Dubai. 0.94

01:17:02.600 It serves the same masters and advances the same agenda.

01:17:07.140 the destruction of any sovereign people's right to determine their own future.

01:17:15.520 Tehran and Moscow are merely aligned.

01:17:20.220 I'm sorry, are not merely aligned.

01:17:22.980 They are not merely convenient partners of the moment.

01:17:26.840 They are co-architects of chaos.

01:17:29.720 A doctrine that the rules-based international order is a Western imposition to be dismantled, that borders are suggestions, that sovereignty belongs to the powerful, no matter how wicked, and not to the people, no matter how righteous.

01:17:50.420 That democracies are inherently weak and can be made to yield. 0.86

01:17:56.160 this is not a new axis the Islamic Republic has been waging its version of 0.93

01:18:04.680 this war for 47 years against the Iranian people first against them then

01:18:13.260 against its neighbors then against any order that constrained it Russia has

01:18:20.000 been waging its version for decades against its own Democrats against Georgia

01:18:26.060 and jointly with the Islamic Republic against Syria and the Ukraine.

01:18:33.040 What has changed is that they are no longer doing so in parallel.

01:18:38.180 They are doing so together, coordinated and boldened.

01:18:43.860 They have been watching very carefully to see whether the free world will respond with the seriousness this moment demands. 0.66

01:18:54.880 make no mistake they are watching your response to ukraine's invasion to calculate their next

01:19:04.020 move in iran and they are watching your response to iran to calculate their next move here

01:19:11.840 i want to speak directly about something that has troubled me in the years i have spent engaging

01:19:19.960 with governments and security establishments across the democratic world there is a persistent

01:19:28.360 temptation understandable human but ultimately catastrophic and self-defeating to seek a deal

01:19:38.760 with despots to find a way to manage them to appease them to sign an agreement

01:19:47.400 ease a sanction, extend a hand, in the hope that a marginal concession would purchase stability.

01:19:59.000 A rabid dog knows only to bite the friendly hand.

01:20:05.500 I understand the appeal.

01:20:08.780 Democracies are accountable to their people.

01:20:12.460 They want results.

01:20:14.400 They want to come home from the negotiating table with something to show,

01:20:20.180 a piece of paper that can be brandished as peace in our time.

01:20:25.880 They want the conflict to be over, the threat to be contained,

01:20:30.320 the problem to be solved, so they can move on,

01:20:35.060 even if only for the duration of their mandate.

01:20:39.180 but let me draw on 47 years of watching the islamic republic negotiate with the west

01:20:47.220 with its neighbors with international bodies and tell you what i have seen

01:20:53.420 tehran and moscow play the same rules the gromyko rule you are all too familiar with

01:21:02.100 Begin by dragging things out until your adversaries wear themselves down.

01:21:10.180 Then, put forward hardline demands you know they won't accept.

01:21:15.720 Next, hold them responsible for the deadlock.

01:21:19.400 And finally, use the delay to consolidate and improve your position on the ground.

01:21:27.920 Every agreement has bought time for the regime. 0.53

01:21:32.100 Not for the people, and not for the free world. 0.60

01:21:36.780 Every sanctioned relief has funded not schools or hospitals, but the Revolutionary Guard, proxy armies, and the drone factories whose products now circle the city. 0.59

01:21:50.340 every handshake extended to its representatives was a photo of the regime used at home to prove 0.55

01:21:59.780 that the world accepted it and used abroad to prove the other rogue actors that patience

01:22:07.780 and persistence in the face of international pressure yields dividends the iranian people

01:22:16.900 who have suffered under this calculation for nearly five decades have a message for you

01:22:23.220 they paid the price for every deal the world made with their oppressors

01:22:28.820 they asked that you not make them pay for the next one

01:22:34.100 patient engagement with tyrants does not produce peace it produces better armed tyrants and more

01:22:42.500 exhausted people never trust the world of tyrants

01:22:50.500 history has recorded this lesson repeatedly 0.93

01:22:55.300 it was true of every accommodation made with the soviet union

01:23:00.020 that simply delayed rather than resolve the confrontation

01:23:06.020 it was true of every concession made to the islamic republic 0.95

01:23:10.420 that simply rebuilt with maximum pressure had dismantled only democracies build lasting peace 0.91

01:23:19.380 because only democracies are answerable to the people who bear the cost of war

01:23:26.740 despots are not answerable to no one and that is precisely why no agreement with them is ever final

01:23:35.860 i want to say something now that i believe this forum is uniquely positioned to hear

01:23:46.260 a free and democratic iran is not merely an iranian interest it is one of the most

01:23:53.300 consequential strategic opportunities available to the free world in this generation 0.72

01:23:59.700 consider what changes the day the islamic republic falls 0.94

01:24:05.480 the principal financier and arms supplier of hamas of hezbollah of the houthis of the

01:24:14.020 militias destabilizing iraq and syria is gone the regime that has supplied russia

01:24:21.000 with the drones currently threatening this city is gone the military nuclear program

01:24:28.200 developed for coercion is terminated the engine of Islamic extremism that has 0.98

01:24:35.440 spent nearly five decades exporting instability across three continents is 0.73

01:24:41.580 dissembled the Strait of Hormuz is not used to hold the world economy hostage

01:24:48.660 but to facilitate international commerce and cooperation and in its place a nation

01:24:57.300 of 90 million people educated entrepreneurial historically moderate and geopolitically

01:25:06.180 significant rejoins the community of nations iran sits at the intersection of the caspian

01:25:15.140 the persian gulf and central asia a democratic iran anchored in the free world does not merely

01:25:23.540 remove a threat it creates a peace dividend of historic proportions for europe for the

01:25:31.540 black sea region for the middle east and the rest of the world ukraine and iran are fighting

01:25:40.980 different battles on different soils but we are fighting the same war we are fighting for the

01:25:49.780 principle that sovereignty lies with the people that borders are not negotiable

01:25:57.620 that the international order is not merely a suggestion that the strong do

01:26:04.660 not have the right to devour the weak a democratic Ukraine that endures is a

01:26:11.980 beacon for every people subject to foreign aggression a democratic Iran

01:26:17.980 that rises is a beacon for every people living under theocratic oppression each

01:26:25.600 of our victories strengthens the other each of our defeats emboldens the same

01:26:33.040 forces this is why I am calling for a transatlantic coalition not merely to

01:26:40.600 support Ukraine and not merely to pressure the Islamic Republic but to

01:26:45.740 confront the moscow tehran axis as the unified strategic threat that it is this means coordinated

01:26:56.300 sanctions enforcement that does not allow one side of the axis to compensate for pressure on

01:27:02.380 the other it means arms and intelligence cooperation that recognize it that iranian drone and missile

01:27:11.100 supply chain as a as a nato relevant threat it means explicit political support for the

01:27:19.100 democratic opposition in iran not as a geopolitical gambit but as a matter of moral and strategic

01:27:26.460 coherence and it means a clear articulation that when iran is free the west is ready to move

01:27:34.780 swiftly with investment with integration with a full embrace that the nation rejoining the

01:27:41.260 democratic world deserves i have been asked whether i am concerned about the islamic republic's

01:27:49.580 durability whether the regime's continued survival should temper expectations my answer is no this is

01:28:00.140 is what I see. I see a regime that used Hezbollah operatives and Iraqi and Afghan militias to

01:28:09.460 suppress its own people in January. Not because it was strong, because its own security forces

01:28:17.740 could no longer be fully trusted to fire on Iranian citizens. A regime that imports mercenaries 1.00

01:28:26.580 to kill its own people is not demonstrating strength it is confessing

01:28:33.060 to its own collapse from within I see a military and intelligent establishment

01:28:40.820 whose outer defenses were exposed and degraded I see an economy in which the

01:28:48.120 currency has fallen from 70 reals to the dollar in 1979 to 1.7 million today i see a generation

01:28:59.960 of young iranians the most educated the most connected the most freedom oriented generation

01:29:08.360 in the country's modern history who have decided with their lives that this regime has no future 0.93

01:29:18.120 the Islamic Republic is not stronger than it was a year ago it is hollower the 0.60

01:29:25.560 facade is still standing but the structure behind it is not what is

01:29:31.980 required now is not patience with the regime it is urgency in support of the

01:29:37.740 people rising against it for this our strategy is clear maximum pressure on the

01:29:46.840 islamic republic maximum support for the iranian people maximum defections from within the regime

01:29:56.680 maximum mobilization of iranians and the iran prosperity project we have made measured progress

01:30:06.840 on each and every one of these but we have more to do ipp is a transition framework developed

01:30:15.080 with iranian experts jurists and civil society an iran prosperity project with three phases

01:30:23.560 emergency establishment and normalization designed to ensure that when the regime falls

01:30:31.240 iran does not fall into chaos but rises into order a transitional justice program to ensure

01:30:39.960 we move forward not with vengeance but with accountability an economic recovery package

01:30:47.560 ready to be implemented a diplomatic posture ready to normalize relations with the west

01:30:54.360 with iran's neighbors and build trust with the international community from day one

01:31:01.960 we are not asking the world to build iran's future for us we are asking the world to recognize

01:31:08.520 that we are ready and capable of building it ourselves

01:31:14.280 and that standing with us now is in the strategic interest of every nation in this room

01:31:22.920 we do not need nation building we are ready to build back our own nation

01:31:28.680 let me close with this 47 years ago my family was forced to leave Iran I was 17 years old

01:31:41.000 I left to train as a military pilot but never returned home that was not my choice

01:31:48.480 while it has never stopped being my country for 47 years I have carried the voices of Iranians 1.00

01:31:56.900 who could not speak for themselves in the rooms that matter I have never 1.00

01:32:02.600 stopped believing that Iran would be free I have never stopped believing that

01:32:08.780 the Iranian people who gave the world the first declaration of human rights in

01:32:14.300 Cyrus the Great Cylinder deserve to live with the dignity they themselves

01:32:19.940 defined for civilization I am NOT here today to ask for sympathy I am NOT here

01:32:28.940 to describe suffering though the suffering is real and staggering I am

01:32:35.500 here to make a strategic argument to this strategic audience at this strategic

01:32:42.680 moment the Moscow Tehran axis is the defining adversarial alignment of our

01:32:50.300 era it must be confronted as such with the same coherence the same resolve and

01:32:58.220 the same transatlantic solidarity that defined the West's finest hour Ukraine

01:33:07.040 has held the line at enormous cost Iran is paying an enormous price to break

01:33:13.640 free the free world has moral strategic and historical reason to stand with both 1.00

01:33:23.800 do not negotiate with the axis of chaos confront it do not manage the Islamic 0.76

01:33:32.360 Republic. End it. Do not wait for a better moment. This is the moment. I'm not 1.00

01:33:41.620 waiting. The people of Iran are not waiting. History is the tale of actions

01:33:50.800 not contemplations. We are doing our part. Join us.

01:33:59.000 Slava Ukraini, Haian Deh Iran.

01:34:03.000 Slava Ukraini!

01:34:06.000 Oh my God! Yes!

01:34:09.000 Slava Ukraini! 0.98

01:34:12.000 What a fantastic, fantastic siege. 1.00

01:34:16.000 Oh my God! That was fantastic!

01:34:19.000 Slava Ukraini! Slava Ukraini!

01:34:22.000 Goldie, should we add Slava Ukraini at the end when we say...

01:34:26.000 I feel like that would be way too much.

01:34:28.000 much but we can we can we can include it whenever you know we're speaking about Ukraine so we'll

01:34:34.780 definitely add it you know today okay well I did just today just today okay okay fantastic yes love

01:34:42.940 it love it go deep I have a suspicion I have a suspicion that and I don't know if I'm right

01:34:54.340 this but i have a suspicion that this is not just about building a great relationship with ukraine 0.97

01:35:01.140 which we need iran and ukraine but it's also about arming the iranian people with drones

01:35:07.380 i think this constant meetings and visits between prince reza palavi president zielinski

01:35:16.260 and this meeting and this visit could be about what ukrainians did in syria to train the

01:35:24.980 opposition against assad and give them drones i think this might also be about that interesting

01:35:32.420 okay huh i mean it's definitely not out of the realm of possibility so you um

01:35:47.780 you're making a very excellent and interesting point there wow okay thank you thank you yeah

01:35:56.580 wow okay um i know there's a q a portion um i'll i'll play the q a portion um you know later

01:36:08.000 tonight or depending on um if we're able to get through all the super chats we'll go to the q a

01:36:12.980 portion if we don't get if you don't have time for that today like in in iran revolution live

01:36:18.440 don't worry guys i will play it later tonight for sure because i definitely want to watch the q a

01:36:22.800 portion um of his royal highness as well so stay tuned for that yes um so yeah yeah no that's that's

01:36:31.440 all i have to say okay um so uh before we go to the super chats i'm gonna give the sad news so

01:36:41.900 sorry guys about this i'm just gonna because i just saw it i just saw it so i'm gonna share this

01:36:48.160 and then we're going to go to the super chest okay so i know he always reminds me yeah yeah

01:36:55.180 goldie as always inspires me to you know pay attention to this so iran sentences another

01:37:02.040 athlete to death over january protest so let me just read this really quickly for you guys

01:37:08.200 sorry yeah iranian political prisoner and martial arts champion uh benyamin

01:37:13.840 Nagadi, who was arrested during January protests in Shiraz, that's my city by the way, has been

01:37:24.360 sentenced to death for spreading corruption on earth, his lawyer said. State media earlier

01:37:32.280 released Nagdis, I should see the Persian version of this, forced confessions, identifying him as 0.86

01:37:42.140 a young man who used a canister filled with flammable liquid to throw flames at governments. 0.93

01:37:50.820 But this is, guys, this is forced confession, so I'm not even going to read the forced confession.

01:37:55.480 His lawyer Mustafa Nili told Emtidat that Nagdi was initially issued an indictment on charges

01:38:09.000 including waging war against Allah, membership in groups, disrupting security, assembling and collusion to commit crimes against national security,

01:38:22.860 and propaganda against the establishment.

01:38:25.400 Neely added that separate accusations causing bodily harm to officers.

01:38:31.820 Again, I'm not going to read the accusations because they're all just under forced confession.

01:38:36.420 So there's that.

01:38:38.140 So that's him.

01:38:39.000 he's a champion what it's actually you know what it's it's just it's guys it's absolutely barbaric

01:38:45.520 like we're literally dealing with seventh century stone age savages who literally execute people for

01:38:53.680 the crime of waging war against god like like that's what happened in like i don't know medieval

01:39:00.220 europe or something where you know someone was accused of witchcraft and then they were

01:39:04.180 hanged or you know women were burned at the stake or something right like the islamic regime 0.83

01:39:08.820 it's worse than medieval europe like that's how bad it is it's literally worse than the stone ages 0.97

01:39:14.820 where where people are literally executed for the crime of

01:39:19.700 waging war against god or allah or whatever like it's it's insane yeah

01:39:26.740 yeah yeah it's disgusting i mean i mean yeah i'm not even gonna yeah okay guys

01:39:38.380 just wanted to share that with you guys and now we go to your comments and thank you again for

01:39:44.480 always supporting us push-ups is saying goldie can we watch the untold story of the iran iran iraq

01:39:53.000 war in our oh iran iraq wars frontline children later that's a good one yeah some history of

01:40:00.320 regime would be useful while trump makes up his mind yes what do you think yeah absolutely i'll

01:40:05.580 definitely add that to my documentary watch party list thank you look at that it's being added to

01:40:12.380 the list as we're speaking wow look at that she's taking note that's amazing okay and thank you

01:40:17.460 when i when i pull out the pen that's when you know it's serious right because the pen that's

01:40:22.220 like the the lawyer and the politician in me right so yes i'm going back to like 2015 here

01:40:29.340 old school wow pens and papers guys i haven't seen those for a while oh yeah i have tons

01:40:35.880 yeah even though i have like i have all like my tech stuff here but you know sometimes just uh

01:40:41.040 some good old paper and pen does just does the job yeah um okay so and we got a big super chat

01:40:51.240 for Goldie. Thank you

01:40:53.500 so much. Scruff Dizzle

01:40:54.940 saying...

01:40:56.720 Aw, thank you.

01:40:59.200 That's so sweet. That's so nice of you.

01:41:01.220 Thank you, Scruff.

01:41:02.820 Aw, we have 0.93

01:41:05.220 all of your havas as well.

01:41:07.460 Thank you. Aw, that is

01:41:09.240 so sweet. Guys, that's a very

01:41:11.260 wholesome way of

01:41:13.300 saying that I support

01:41:15.440 you. I have your back.

01:41:17.600 That's the best

01:41:19.460 translation that's very sweet and thank you thank you for supporting uh goldie and then we have

01:41:26.820 amir gifted one membership to somebody in goldie's chat and then decided to do another again another

01:41:35.780 gift to somebody in goldie's chat thank you amir i appreciate the support and then we have pc what

01:41:43.220 a super chat thank you so much pc thank you so much for your support saying the imperial crown

01:41:48.900 of iran still exists it days to 1920s yes i saw it in a documentary perhaps it will one day be

01:41:57.060 worn again oh goldie what do you think do you think it will be it would be the same crown

01:42:02.040 absolutely yes okay okay where is it right now it's in iran right we're in iran i mean we would

01:42:11.060 hope i mean that that's assuming that the islamic regime hasn't secretly replaced all the jewels

01:42:16.180 with you know fakes and sold the jewels right i wouldn't put that on oh no okay that would be 0.83

01:42:22.420 nightmare okay and then we have amir thank you so much amir saying test one two three also warming

01:42:31.380 up for the next super chest well thank you for testing thank you for testing and thank you for

01:42:35.700 getting us started on the uh on our channel thank you appreciate that on liberty politics our first

01:42:42.820 super chat over there and then we got pc pc thank you so much for the super chat saying

01:42:49.460 it's a very valuable crown made out of solid platinum and covered in diamonds yes and that's 0.85

01:42:55.860 the danger because we actually as goldie mentioned that's the as we know the islamic republic has

01:43:01.860 sold like carpets and other jewels from the shaw's time uh basically into the black market to just 0.99

01:43:09.860 make money from it so hopefully

01:43:11.880 the diamonds are still there on the crown

01:43:13.980 but that would be devastating if it's not

01:43:15.980 there

01:43:16.280 yeah and thank you

01:43:20.100 PC thank you always for supporting us

01:43:22.000 very generous very kind

01:43:23.380 and then we have John

01:43:25.400 Tavish saying

01:43:27.220 Armin for president

01:43:29.840 no

01:43:30.720 no no no

01:43:33.880 okay

01:43:35.080 Armin for president of

01:43:37.680 the free run

01:43:39.480 guys guys we are we already know what his campaign profile for god oh armin if you run

01:43:44.120 for president can i be your campaign manager i'm oh my god i'm good at winning elections

01:43:49.960 i already know i already know which photo we're going to use for your campaign for your

01:43:57.000 i wonder what school is going to show i have no idea oh okay yes guys would you not okay like

01:44:04.360 i'm sorry it you know in a free iran in a free iran if you know i'm walking around and i see

01:44:10.520 a campaign photo of this guy right with his monocle and his top hat and his mustache and

01:44:17.160 he's like you know vote for me for president with like i would not even like hesitate like i would

01:44:22.920 run to the ballot box yeah armin that is my professional political advice to you if you

01:44:27.560 want to run for president or prime minister whichever one uses as your campaign photo you're

01:44:32.760 you're a hundred percent like it's it's literally going to be like a hundred percent um hundred

01:44:36.940 percent uh support for you yeah you'll get a hundred percent okay well good you gave all the

01:44:42.220 advice to me for free like you should have like held some secrets no no no that's okay that's okay

01:44:47.660 because then no because then once you become a prime minister or president um then you know i

01:44:54.340 can like take advantage of you behind the scenes so it's all good okay like then then i can pull

01:44:58.880 strength right so you know yeah so yeah arvin this is this is your campaign photo armin for president

01:45:07.920 okay now that i've now that i know i'm gonna win we're looking like that i'm gonna run for

01:45:12.480 president there you go there you go use this as your campaign photo you'll win 100 percent

01:45:19.600 uh godly there should be a picture of me patipto and you me be like with ar me looking like that

01:45:26.480 and patipto looking like you know the picture that you have of patipto yeah and then i don't

01:45:31.280 know what you're gonna look like like we have to come up with something for you as well and then

01:45:34.960 we have the three of us yeah that would be good we'll come up with something we'll come up with

01:45:41.120 something that's good okay all right um okay by the way that is mr navobi i'm just armin when

01:45:51.680 that's mr navavi yeah yeah that's true oh my gosh guys this is mr navavi that was quoted in uh the

01:45:59.840 wall street wall street journal yeah right so whenever you read wall street journal and that

01:46:06.800 article and it says mr navavi navavi this is uh this is mr yeah yeah okay no relation all right

01:46:15.760 okay let's go to the next super chat saying oh so push-ups push-ups saying

01:46:24.400 rickroll news max oh my god oh no that would be terrible

01:46:37.120 imagine that happened wow that would be epic that would go down in history though if you did that

01:46:45.760 oh my god amazing great idea too far okay lisa thank you so much 10 membership to the people

01:46:57.280 in goldie's chat 10 people because of lisa thank you lisa and then hizzy hizzy thank you so much

01:47:06.160 for the super chat saying look how look how she keeps mentioning goldie even though she's not up

01:47:12.440 it she is using goldie to hold the audience goldie is that popular oh yeah you're right

01:47:19.160 she was like yeah oh my god he's a great observation so like we're gonna bring gold

01:47:23.900 soon goldie we're gonna ask goldie goldie goldie goldie yes good observation is he very good very

01:47:31.160 good i'm i am impressed with uh that you noticed that good job uh yeah goldie is popular obviously

01:47:38.780 oh wow this naming okay so add key weird we're we're we're at dow keith reef theoduron

01:47:54.700 i've nailed it with the super chat thank you so much saying you did good goldie even the silence

01:48:01.500 was powerful you too ermine well thank you you understood your audience my only criticism is

01:48:07.900 no blazer but i forgive you okay guys i'm gonna go i have to when would i even buy a blazer you

01:48:14.060 know i'm streaming 10 hours a day right so i will go one day i will break i will take off

01:48:20.700 live streaming i will basically guys today i'm taking a break and i'll go out and i will buy

01:48:25.580 a blazer okay so just give me some time but i will get it okay you can you know you know you can like

01:48:30.540 literally order clothes online i have to put it on i know but you can order like two or three

01:48:36.940 different sizes and then figure out which is your size and then you return the others

01:48:42.540 but that's the but i okay so can i admit something i i like shopping for clothes with

01:48:48.620 my wife outside it's like one of the things that we like to do to each other so it's kind of like

01:48:54.540 about taking a break you should go then no i'm not complaining i'm saying i'm gonna take a break

01:49:00.140 yeah yes yes yes but like it's one thing like she she like i like to let her uh you know pick

01:49:09.500 it for me and i try it and then she tells me that's smart smart man yeah that's that's fine

01:49:16.780 right yeah okay and thank you for the super chat um and then helen thank you so much for the super

01:49:24.620 chat saying mr nabobi looking good well okay well i'll tell him that's the other guy okay well thank

01:49:30.480 you okay and then we got another super chat uh aristotle or plato thank you so much for the super

01:49:39.480 chat saying if irgc are proxy of russia and uh and prc can can they be can they be defeated yes

01:49:49.980 because they're expendable and because russia and the prc are not as i mean they like the islamic

01:49:58.540 republic they're useful to them they don't want them to fall uh but as as valuable as the islamic

01:50:04.540 republic is to them and their relationship with you know the arab countries around the persian

01:50:12.060 gulf is also very important to them so they're not going to go that they're not gonna they're

01:50:18.620 going to try a bit to save them but not as aggressively as they would have if they didn't

01:50:24.300 care about the relationship with the other countries in the region so they have to take

01:50:27.980 that into account also united states is watching watching and if they if they use them too much

01:50:34.700 against united states they fear what the united states is going to do in response so they use it

01:50:40.540 to they use it to poke the united states but they don't want to use it to basically go too far 0.66

01:50:47.340 so at some point there is a limit to how much support they're going to give to the islamic

01:50:52.380 republic also as much as they like to use the islamic republic as a proxy against the united

01:50:58.380 states they don't want uh they don't want it to go as far as it becoming a nuclear power because 0.58

01:51:05.500 it will turn from a tool to a regional power by itself and becomes that powerful

01:51:10.780 then it will stop being a tool and it will make its own decisions.

01:51:16.300 And then we have a very generous super chat again.

01:51:21.160 Thank you so much for Goldie's channel.

01:51:24.360 Thank you so much.

01:51:25.640 Scruff.

01:51:26.360 Thank you, Scruff.

01:51:28.140 All right, here, let me.

01:51:30.440 So Scruff says,

01:51:32.940 the Iranian regime believes in the 12th Shia imam.

01:51:35.940 Yeah, they literally believe that they have to be apocalyptic

01:51:38.400 to bring forth the 12th imam.

01:51:40.780 we the people stand with the people of persia thank you thank you i appreciate that um i was

01:51:46.440 kind of armin i was describing 12 verse shia um islam last night a little bit and i was like

01:51:51.840 think of like the movie the ring where like the japanese girl is like stuck in the well

01:51:55.680 and it's like this horror story and then when she comes out of the well it's like she starts

01:51:59.620 killing people i was like that's like you know 12 verse shia because like their imam is stuck in a

01:52:05.480 well and then they have to bring it out with armageddon and then basically he'll come out of 0.63

01:52:09.940 the well and that's when people start dying and they all go like you know that's a genius analogy 0.99

01:52:17.560 we should make an ai video with the mahdi coming out of the well like but looking like that

01:52:24.400 we could make a scary movie version of the mahdi that is not that's genius i'm i'm guys i'm fully

01:52:32.340 convinced and you cannot convince me otherwise like i am 100 convinced that the movie the ring

01:52:37.820 is based on 12 or shia that's good that's good i like that good one wow okay okay i'm gonna use

01:52:50.020 that yeah i'll credit you goldie don't worry okay that's why you don't have to credit me it's all

01:52:55.520 good no you should have said well you better like watching it like this like that's what

01:53:00.320 yes okay all right and then we have another super chat from push-ups again push-ups is giving us as

01:53:10.080 many super chats as he does push-ups or she i don't know uh push-ups say nearly 1.5 million 0.67

01:53:16.240 russian casualties putin fell yes putin fail we need to liberate russia free russia from the

01:53:24.000 oppression and of putin um yes and and yeah so yeah i hope i hope more and more russian people

01:53:34.240 eventually realize how bad putin is for russia and then push up with another super chat saying

01:53:40.640 this speech against tyranny will anger libertarians well i mean american fake libertarians yes i mean

01:53:48.480 libertarianism was supposed to be about liberty and liberty libertarians were supposed to be about

01:53:53.440 tyranny but yeah i know what you're talking about push-ups the um these new and so-called

01:53:59.360 libertarian americans apparently libertarianism has turned into supporting terrorism and tyranny

01:54:05.520 but i know exactly i know exactly the type of so-called libertarians that you're talking about

01:54:10.560 unfortunately oh my god yeah uh i mean like nothing says libertarianism more than supporting

01:54:19.040 hezbollah and the islamic republic yeah guys yeah sure like the islamic republic is hand

01:54:23.600 is the libertarianism supporting like it's supposed to be about limited government 0.94

01:54:29.280 like the islamic republic very hands-off the islamic republic that's what they're famous for

01:54:34.240 limited government um okay thank you thank you so much willie willie coyote for the super chat 0.54

01:54:43.040 thank you, thank you, saying a democratic Iran changes the balance of power in the Middle East

01:54:49.920 and allows the U.S. to pivot to Asia. Yes, China cannot allow the regime to fall. That is very,

01:54:57.760 very on point. That is the greatest fear of CCP when it comes to the fall of the Islamic. So this

01:55:06.880 This is a very tough balance for the CCP, right? 0.69

01:55:10.020 If the Islamic Republic falls, then the United States will be able to focus so much of its resources on the basically South China Sea and containment with the CCP.

01:55:23.520 But if the Islamic Republic becomes nuclear, then that would mean that the CCP will completely lose control over the Islamic Republic and it would not be their proxy anymore. 0.71

01:55:34.580 So the most ideal situation for the CCP is the current situation right now, exactly how it is right now. 0.51

01:55:42.640 So they were trying to get the Islamic Republic to be anti-American, but stay weak. 0.71

01:55:47.960 They want the Islamic Republic to be as weak as it is right now. 0.56

01:55:51.940 But eventually that would not last. 0.61

01:55:53.580 One way or another is going to fall in one of these sides.

01:55:57.880 Very good point. Very good point.

01:55:59.660 Thank you for the reminder of that.

01:56:01.660 and then pj thank you so much for the super show saying armin keep on fighting we are

01:56:06.940 by your side thank you so much you know guys it's your encouragement and your support

01:56:12.220 and these you know messages of motivation that you guys send us that is that is you know sometimes i

01:56:18.700 feel like oh my god i have 10 hours of live streaming again today like how am i gonna do it

01:56:23.100 but then i was like the 10 hour finishes i'm like huh i'm not even tired why am i not even tired

01:56:29.260 and like i realize it's you guys it's your messages like i feel like i'm basically my

01:56:33.980 job is hanging out with friends and talking talking about my favorite topic with friends

01:56:40.300 that's what i'm doing and that's why i don't get tired um and then fleshy interloper thank you so

01:56:48.780 much for the super chat always supporting us saying do you think anyone in trump's inner circle

01:56:53.340 supports the deal a surrender deal but go do how would you respond to this what do you think 0.70

01:56:59.260 Um, I think the deal that they support is the surrender deal that the Islamic regime will never agree to. Right? Like, that's the thing people have to just realize is that the conditions of the deal are essentially a surrender deal. And the Islamic regime will never agree to that. 0.84

01:57:20.580 so i mean exactly like like guys you have to remember normal rational logical people 0.54

01:57:28.460 will always want to choose um peace and diplomacy over uh warfare but in the case of the islamic 0.95

01:57:36.480 regime we're not dealing with normal rational logical people we're dealing with this uh jihadi 1.00

01:57:42.580 islamic death cult and president trump has called them and rightfully so uh they're a bunch of 1.00

01:57:49.340 lunatics right they're a bunch of lunatics so president trump's like you guys are insane 1.00

01:57:53.840 here's the deal you can either accept unconditional surrender or we're going to bomb you like he's been 1.00

01:58:00.020 very clear about that yeah exactly i think that the exactly like goldie said people in most

01:58:10.140 most people in trump's inner circle are aligned um and even if they have disagreements they

01:58:16.540 make themselves aligned because their understanding is that they're serving

01:58:20.440 the president, right? So this is what you do when you come to President Trump's

01:58:24.920 cabinet, even if you have some misalignment on your policies and your

01:58:28.840 philosophy, you are serving the president, so you get aligned.

01:58:33.620 You know, you could do things a bit differently if you

01:58:36.980 were the president, right?

01:58:40.880 Okay, and then we have Atki. Okay, I'm just going to say Atki.

01:58:44.820 okay uh thank you so much for the super chat saying the meetings big for king palavi the

01:58:53.300 conference has black rock funding all over it meaning they accept him as a leader oh wow

01:59:00.020 are you is that confirmed that's great if if the money is on if the money is on prince

01:59:07.380 because these are smart people like uh you know private equity firms they know what's up right

01:59:14.420 So if the money is on King Pallavi, that means that data valuations are showing that this is the right investment.

01:59:22.460 I don't know if that's confirmed, but if that is true, that's great.

01:59:27.900 Huge endorsement.

01:59:30.440 I'll look into that, by the way, Adki.

01:59:31.980 Thank you for bringing that to our attention.

01:59:33.660 and then robert first robert the first saying your voices are so important stay safe stay safe

01:59:44.620 and number one guys robert never forget robert is thank you first person robert is honorary

01:59:52.140 iranian number one number one we will never forget that never forget that okay and then we have

02:00:02.220 casey thank you so much casey for the super chat saying absolutely loved armin's morning

02:00:08.380 fury well thank you casey casey you always appreciate them is that what we're calling

02:00:13.500 it let's call it morning fury okay thank you guys thank you all right guys guys like on liberty

02:00:21.580 politics i go live before i come here and i just i just basically put stuff that are annoying like i

02:00:30.300 i basically review the most anti-israeli anti-iranian people pro-islamic regime takes

02:00:38.300 and i just respond to it and we just get angry together so if you want if you want rage and fury

02:00:45.740 okay so just come to subscribe to liberty politics and just watch the live stream that

02:00:51.100 we do there okay we just go we just go we just go on a higher another level there okay so that's

02:00:57.100 great so yeah it's yeah some people think it's too much though but i don't know

02:01:03.980 all right yeah some people say they have they have my show for coffee give some energy

02:01:09.660 um bill bill herman love your last name because your name is the the basically the latin version

02:01:20.300 of my name herman is basically armin the english yeah so bill herman saying is the islamic regime

02:01:28.460 rebuilding the missile site so they're rebuilding the missiles and drones the missile sites

02:01:35.660 out of 33 three of them was fully damaged the other 30 their entrances were closed

02:01:43.420 with the bombardment so they're doing two things uh the three that has destroyed i'm assuming

02:01:50.220 they're very it's very difficult to rebuild the missile site the missile city the missile cities

02:01:55.900 that their entrances were closed they have reopened the entrances and they are really

02:02:03.660 rushing through rebuilding their drones using uh help but the help that get they get from russia

02:02:11.260 They get the drone components through the Caspian Sea from Russia,

02:02:15.060 and Russia is helping them rebuild their drones.

02:02:17.860 And they're rebuilding their missiles with the help of China, the CCP.

02:02:23.220 And the CCP, basically China, is giving them the missile components to rebuild,

02:02:28.580 I'm assuming mostly through land routes.

02:02:31.780 So that's the complete picture.

02:02:32.980 And yes, they are actually really working on rebuilding all of that

02:02:37.040 in the way that I mentioned.

02:02:40.760 However, Pete Hexed confirmed that because it's very difficult for them to rebuild,

02:02:47.040 it just recently confirmed because they destroyed a lot of the factories

02:02:52.440 outside of the missile cities that were in the chain, in the production chain of missiles.

02:03:00.040 So if you can't destroy the missile cities because they're under layers and layers of granite,

02:03:05.560 what Pete Hexa, the genius strategy that Pete Hexa came up with 0.96

02:03:09.620 is just destroy the factories that creates the

02:03:13.640 components that goes into the missiles. And this is why China 0.99

02:03:17.740 was very important for the Islamic Republic because right now they 0.98

02:03:21.660 can't build the missiles themselves because they blew up the factories 0.64

02:03:25.900 that create the components and China steps in and gives the 0.97

02:03:29.660 components to the Islamic Republic so they could build. So guys, this means China 0.74

02:03:33.680 is giving the islamic republic the tools to kill americans just remember that 0.96

02:03:40.400 um and thank you bill for a really good question 0.92

02:03:45.920 and also russia not just china so islamic durka something love that username and love the profile

02:03:53.680 picture go look at that oh my god and not only that the username is a quote from you too

02:04:03.440 there's something oh my gosh that's so funny

02:04:12.080 armin there's like 154 days worth of like quotes and like you know things that i've said

02:04:19.280 over over the last 154 days oh my gosh yeah

02:04:25.440 so many memories

02:04:26.560 oh my god i'm hoping one day ai could go and find the best moments or maybe our community could help

02:04:34.240 us and we could make like a back-to-back like video of the most you know precious moments

02:04:40.400 interesting times the funniest moments like maybe like a 20 minute video of all those highlights

02:04:46.640 oh my gosh you know what we you know what i would love to do is i don't have the time for this but

02:04:51.200 but I'd love to like, get like a, like a time-lapse of all of our, like,

02:04:57.000 hay dives, like kind of like when we first started and then how we kind of like

02:05:01.740 significantly progressed. And, you know,

02:05:03.680 now we've come to like the point where we both wear black and, you know,

02:05:08.140 we have both of us have like the green headband and the sunglasses. Right.

02:05:12.080 So now we have like a whole outfit for that.

02:05:16.180 It's kind of like the progression of slowly, you know, how we got there. So.

02:05:21.200 yes that's a great idea oh my god guys like help us like somebody if you guys

02:05:28.720 how it started and how it's going or something yes

02:05:33.440 oh my goodness dark revolution yeah exactly oh my gosh wow okay oh and then thank you so much

02:05:43.920 homad for a very generous super chat i really appreciate your support thank you thank you

02:05:49.040 And you always are very generous to this channel.

02:05:52.400 Thank you so much, Ahmed.

02:05:54.600 Hamid saying, for those who believe in God, what?

02:05:57.760 Oh, we're doing a debate here.

02:06:00.680 Okay, I'm just going to read it.

02:06:01.900 Don't need to respond.

02:06:02.840 What is God?

02:06:03.680 Belief in God has caused wars.

02:06:05.760 Anyone who believes in God wants to do something nonsense for God, 1.00

02:06:09.240 especially in the Middle East. 0.99

02:06:10.760 Just look what the F is happening in Iran because of God.

02:06:15.120 So, Hamid, I would push back against that.

02:06:18.020 As an atheist myself, I would say that remember that many of the people

02:06:22.860 who were participating in January in the uprising against the Islamic Republic

02:06:29.960 and many of the people who lost their lives trying to save Iran

02:06:34.420 believed in God, right?

02:06:37.660 So I am with you there.

02:06:39.980 I know most people don't agree with me.

02:06:42.100 I am completely with you when it comes to not believing in God,

02:06:46.100 and I have debated that.

02:06:48.020 i've been on many debates in about god okay um and i don't believe in god however i think the

02:06:55.660 way we talk about it as atheists we have to make it we have to talk about it in a way

02:07:01.540 to not alienate all the people who are fighting by our side who do believe in god who are fighting

02:07:07.880 for the same thing who are fighting for liberty right because remember like iran has a very high

02:07:12.980 percentage of atheists like comparable to many advanced countries which is true but it's still

02:07:19.200 minority atheists so most iranians are not uh most iranians have left islam but they still do

02:07:26.360 believe in god and even if we want to debate like i am i am i'm very interested in debating god

02:07:33.380 uh with anybody who's interested uh but when it comes to fighting against like islamic tyranny 0.54

02:07:40.160 Even if we want to debate God, I think we have to do it in a way for us not to alienate the people who believe in God, especially at a time that we need unity among all the people who are fighting for liberty. 0.95

02:07:55.760 So, no, Javid is saying Armin has changed his stance on this one.

02:07:59.820 Nope, not at all, Javid.

02:08:01.280 You are completely wrong about that.

02:08:03.440 I have always go look at my debates.

02:08:05.920 Go.

02:08:06.280 I have been on atheist experience.

02:08:08.120 I have been on debates.

02:08:09.480 i have always been an advocate of debating god without uh alienating people i always even with

02:08:20.040 muslims i have said this forever in fact i am the guy that always says that my fight with islam not

02:08:25.980 with muslims and i'm the guy that has been like very aggressive even against like islam while

02:08:31.680 saying that we need to um we need to be pro-muslims because they also have been fighting against

02:08:39.600 islamic republic right by our side right so the only position that i have changed is that my

02:08:46.320 priority has changed but my positions are the same my priority has changed my priority is that we

02:08:53.600 have a this army of the undead coming for the land and we are debating each other fighting

02:09:01.280 each other over the throne and it doesn't really matter who's sitting at the throne because 0.98

02:09:06.320 communism and islam and woke left and woke right are a threat to civilization and our disagreement 0.93

02:09:13.680 over i don't know judaism christianity hinduism or atheism is just a disagreement and it's not a 0.96

02:09:21.220 priority it's we could have that disagreement and we could have that debate anytime we want

02:09:26.660 But when we have Islamic tyranny, when you have communism, when you have the walk left and walk right, basically against civilization as it is right now, then the priority should be against that threat. 0.90

02:09:44.320 And we have to be careful not to fight among each other on that topic. 0.99

02:09:50.360 Oh, and Javi is saying that.

02:09:51.620 Okay, Javi.

02:09:52.220 Thank you.

02:09:52.640 Thank you.

02:09:52.980 And Hamid, thank you so much for your support.

02:09:54.740 how many i would you like we could you should come to the discussion group we could talk about

02:09:59.700 that and then we have okay and guys one thing we have i appreciate about our community here

02:10:09.640 among all of us is that we have disagreements and we don't hide those disagreements like i don't

02:10:15.340 i don't hide my atheism from you um and you don't hide what you're you're an atheist okay

02:10:22.580 okay i i i appreciate the fact that i don't have to hide my atheism from you and and you don't

02:10:35.360 have to hide your disagreement with my atheism from me like you say like i mean you're wrong

02:10:41.420 and i and i say well i don't believe in god and that's and we have that disagreement and we that

02:10:47.100 doesn't turn us against each other like we're still friends right and me i i might have a

02:10:52.540 disagreement with javid i might have a disagreement but ham hamid uh hamid uh is the persian version

02:10:59.580 of saying it um and i i have a lot of disagreements sometimes with in server but in server never

02:11:05.740 leaves us and he's like supporting us so even though i disagree with him torah disagrees a lot

02:11:10.700 with me um on atheism like you could tell by his username he always disagrees with me he's very

02:11:20.460 jewish torah and but he loves me and i love him even though we disagree on god and this is this

02:11:26.140 is how it should be um okay and then ginga ginga thank you so much for the super chat saying that

02:11:33.100 looks like armin's evil twin and that yeah the uh the mr navo be okay yes i mean he's not evil

02:11:41.580 guys like he's just he's just he's just um good with money oh yeah there you go he doesn't look

02:11:47.100 evil like is that evil yeah well he said he would get elected for president so i don't think that's

02:11:53.740 evil yeah um and yes and thank you thank you but we can go fleshy interloper saying top hat fund

02:12:05.980 i want one to okay we'll make that happen as well we will make it happen and thank you so much uh

02:12:13.060 fleshy for the super chat i'm like i'm not joking guys i am going to one day i don't know when i'm

02:12:19.260 gonna recreate that look like as close as it could get i will come here with that look one day

02:12:25.500 and then the the the underdog thank you so much for the super chat saying i wish goldie had told

02:12:33.980 the others to not use iranians instead of the islamic regime oh instead instead of the islamic

02:12:41.260 regime when they speak about negotiations yeah i mean sometimes you have to pick and choose your

02:12:47.020 battles and at that moment um i wanted to focus more on the message from the iranian people

02:12:53.020 against the islamic regime if i had had more time um i actually thought that i was going to have

02:12:57.800 like another opportunity to speak but i only got to speak once everyone else kind of spoke uh

02:13:02.400 spoke twice there but i was kind of thinking of bringing that up um in the next segment so i was

02:13:07.420 a little bit surprised that i only had like one speaking opportunity um because i wanted to speak

02:13:12.820 about kingdoms of ahlabi i just didn't get didn't get the chance to to do so so next time thank you

02:13:19.100 yeah yeah yeah i mean you have to pick your battles right like it's hard to you have so

02:13:25.580 limited amount of time so yeah yeah armin by the way top hats are only like 70 dollars

02:13:31.340 oh wow so there you go okay okay oh my god what's happening okay okay all right okay i'll do it i'll

02:13:45.740 do it okay and then we have oh my god uh kurt's uh no kurt schmidt schmidt yes thank you for the

02:13:58.140 picture saying like your hair do not let anyone tell you different okay goldie i think he's talking

02:14:05.420 with me no thank you no that's not me i guess goldie okay oh okay

02:14:15.260 this is a summer look because it's like hot and humid and like you know

02:14:19.900 humid outside so that's why i got all the curls here yeah yeah curls are great curls are great

02:14:27.340 i think if it's i think crows fit the persian look a lot you know i think they go very well

02:14:34.060 to each with each other yeah oh thank you yeah and then nail bunny thank you so much

02:14:42.300 10 membership gifts to the people in the chat on liberty politics thank you so much nobody

02:14:47.020 appreciate that i appreciate that thank you and then we have sketch sketch is saying support for

02:14:57.340 Operation Morning Fury

02:15:00.180 versus

02:15:01.140 Malicious Tartan.

02:15:04.460 Okay, yes. Thank you for the support.

02:15:06.500 I appreciate your support. Thank you.

02:15:08.400 We will keep doing that.

02:15:10.180 And then we have Sketch with another super chat

02:15:12.180 saying, disbelieving is

02:15:14.080 okay and antagonizing

02:15:16.440 believers, question mark,

02:15:18.140 for what? I completely agree with

02:15:20.180 that. And I would like to add

02:15:21.760 to that, okay, as well.

02:15:24.220 Believing is also okay.

02:15:26.040 you know but antagonizing atheists that is not okay i think we should also we should accept

02:15:33.320 believers we should also have acceptance for atheists in the society as well right i've been

02:15:39.280 pushing for so guys like i don't know if you guys know but um atheists like globally get a lot of

02:15:46.440 hate and a lot of oppression and a lot of uh violence and threats and guess where that happens

02:15:53.980 the most hmm i wonder yes the like in every single country where being an atheist is punishable by 0.78

02:16:04.000 death is islamic and is an is an islamic country right so you don't have to be an atheist to 0.99

02:16:11.040 believe that that's not okay um and then and thank you sketch i agree with that and then dumb dumb 0.99

02:16:21.840 dividend is saying thank you for the super chat dom saying judo christian values are so potent 0.93

02:16:27.280 atheists think they're universal atheists uh judo christian values are so put well i mean i i do

02:16:34.720 believe that western countries became great because of enlightenment values um but i you know

02:16:41.000 that's a you know we could debate that because i think like if you look at uh there are many

02:16:45.480 christian countries that didn't get um if it was because of judo christian i mean we have the

02:16:50.620 philippines you know uh we have mexico we have many african countries that are christian i think

02:16:57.320 it was the renaissance and the age of enlightenment that led to what yeah western countries becoming

02:17:03.940 great great as they are okay but again that's a debate that we could have i mean the judo

02:17:09.820 christian values have been with us for 2 000 years and it was only after the age of enlightenment

02:17:15.260 that you all of a sudden saw the explosion of progress

02:17:19.300 in Western European countries and North America, right?

02:17:22.640 So it's not as, if it was universal,

02:17:25.280 then why did it take exactly

02:17:27.540 what the Age of Enlightenment for it to take effect?

02:17:30.400 But again, if you want to discuss that,

02:17:32.120 come to the discussion group that we have.

02:17:34.460 We could debate, we could discuss that there.

02:17:38.520 And thank you so much, Dom, for the super chat.

02:17:41.540 And then we have Scruff Diesel saying,

02:17:45.260 commander skidmark did i read that wrong yeah no it's right okay commander said mark is hilarious

02:17:52.640 gonna oh yeah gonna make boom boom bingo sheet so armin when i was i was describing vahidi and i

02:17:59.580 was like basically this is during one of my live streams in the evening and i was like describing

02:18:04.880 like why like vahidi is crazy and i was like like the really crazy ones um they have this like mark

02:18:11.120 on their forehead from like the moks and and i was like you know like uh you know it it's like 0.54

02:18:17.040 the crazy ones like they're proud of it um and it's basically like to show like how religious 0.90

02:18:22.480 and insane they are and then i was like you know like it kind of looks like a skid mark so now we 0.52

02:18:27.360 call him commander i don't know it looks like lucky you know whatever like you can even tell

02:18:36.160 from afar like it's just got like the mark there so yeah that's why people call him commander

02:18:40.720 skid mark now that's good that's really good okay guys they actually take the more and rub it on

02:18:51.200 their forehead to try to get that look to because it takes too long to get it by praying so some

02:18:58.320 people actually rub it but to they try to force it to make it look like they worship a lot which is

02:19:05.200 crazy that's yeah kid mark that's good okay and then willie coyote thank you so much for the

02:19:16.000 super sticker wiley coyote oh what did i say willie willie wiley coyote yes wiley coyote

02:19:26.160 no you know what from now on wiley coyote is always willie coyote why not like let's change it

02:19:30.880 oh that is our discussion group happening in 10 minutes and wiley coyote willy coyote

02:19:39.600 one dollar super sticker thank you so much and then we have a human man

02:19:46.960 as opposed to non-human man thank you so much for the super chat saying

02:19:50.800 you are both just amazing much love from saudi oh oh my god thank you so much

02:20:12.960 amazing thank you oh my god thank you thank you shukran shukran thank you

02:20:19.840 that's so so sweet that's so surprising what an honor love to saudi yeah exactly people are saying

02:20:27.420 very cool um and push up saying psalms 23 uh chapter 23 verse 4 uh king's james uh version

02:20:38.900 of the translation so guys go check that out and thank you for the bible recommendation go check

02:20:45.640 it out and then we have omit with the super sticker thank you so much for the support appreciate that

02:20:53.060 and then lastly yeah okay yeah and lastly we have divorced divorce liar oh wow yeah lawyer so you

02:21:07.320 got you're a divorce lawyer and you also are divorced so you speak from experience that's

02:21:13.220 good like yeah actually guys if you are hiring a divorce lawyer make sure they're divorced

02:21:18.900 themselves okay so that they could like you have no personal experience in this matter why should

02:21:24.740 i even hire you that's a very good yeah yeah so guys if you are a divorce lawyer uh divorce your

02:21:31.780 husband or your wife so you gain the experience um so you have actually you can speak from experience

02:21:37.940 to your clients really great advice legal advice all right so what is the scripture saying if Allah 0.59

02:21:45.560 is so great and mummies are supposed to be hakim of hakim hakim means like knowledgeable 0.75

02:21:52.760 knowledgeable over kofar the unbelievers how is Israel kicking their behind yet another proof 0.99

02:22:01.860 Islam is fake I know what they would say I know what they would say I was they would say it's 1.00

02:22:07.000 because we have lost our way and that's actually more proof that we need to go back to our ways 1.00

02:22:13.480 you know we have gone off the path of being on the side of allah and we have to go back to our roots

02:22:21.320 we need to go extra durka the fact that we're weak shows that we're not durka enough that

02:22:27.320 would be the response i know i know that that would be the response right i know if i was going to

02:22:32.360 comment I would just say I would probably keep religion out of geopolitical analysts uh and you

02:22:37.520 know when I'm doing my geopolitical analysis I don't focus on you know whether the religion is

02:22:43.600 going to make sure someone wins or not right but um yeah like like when you're when you're looking

02:22:49.380 at war and conflict you know you got to look at on the ground stuff but um but the thing is when 0.52

02:22:55.320 you're dealing with the Islamic regime um the Islamic regime it's it's ideological right so 0.86

02:23:00.740 the Islamic regime is all about their never ending jihad. And, you know, the Islamic regime 0.98

02:23:06.240 has been for the last 47 years. I mean, listen, like the Islamic regime was successful in taking 0.90

02:23:11.540 over Iran in 1979. Right. Does that mean the religion is real? And, you know, now that after

02:23:18.720 47 years, they're losing, does that mean the religion is fake? Right. So we can't I don't

02:23:24.880 think we can like um put it in terms of um outcomes of conflicts as to whether or not a religion um

02:23:33.380 is real or not it's just the you know because the reality on the ground um is much different and

02:23:38.680 that's why like i personally i like i keep religion out of it when you know i'm discussing

02:23:43.900 geopolitical um uh you know analysis of the middle east um the reason that religion factors

02:23:52.260 into the Islamic regime is because of their, because they are a theocratic state. And so

02:23:57.900 in the case of the Islamic regime occupying Iran, their religion is in and of itself government

02:24:04.980 policy. So when, you know, when I'm criticizing or attacking the ideology of the Islamic regime, 0.55

02:24:11.980 that's because it has become fair game now that it is government, like official government policy, 0.87

02:24:19.660 right? The Bilayat Afafi. It's a theocratic Islamic dictatorship. So at that point, that's where it

02:24:28.220 becomes fair game to criticize because their decisions are based on their idea of 12 or Shia 0.81

02:24:35.180 Islam or whatever. Yes. Okay. And thank you, divorce lawyer, for the super chat. And then 0.98

02:24:48.460 And Wiley Coyote, Willie Coyote, saying, thank you, Goldie and Armin.

02:24:53.940 Your passion for this is contagious.

02:24:57.020 It's pronounced Wiley Armin like the cartoon.

02:24:59.300 Yes, okay.

02:25:00.260 We did it.

02:25:00.720 When I watched the cartoon, it was in Iran. 0.77

02:25:03.680 So, yes, Wiley Coyote. 1.00

02:25:06.840 Thank you.

02:25:08.000 And thank you for the super chat.

02:25:10.400 But we did watch the cartoon in Iran.

02:25:12.040 It was just not named then.

02:25:14.260 um and thank you for the that the kind message male cat woman thank you so much for the super

02:25:22.580 sticker always very supportive and then senior chief actual with a super chat saying has anyone

02:25:30.100 heard from the jihadi pilates group and master splinter no i don't know yeah they might no longer

02:25:38.660 be with us after the boom booms yeah we'll have to see if they know their parents on tv or not 0.87

02:25:44.180 who knows yes yes it was so it was the jihadi uh it was master splinter and the jihadi ninja 0.74

02:25:50.500 turtles doing jihadi pilates yes yes we have no idea if they're alive or dead yeah okay okay

02:25:59.700 and yeah that was it guys oh just before we go just quick reminder that uh in four minutes four

02:26:06.660 minutes no rest for me yay no rest for me oh we're gonna go to the discussion group this um

02:26:14.500 the so come and talk today is open look at this today is free free everybody come there and you

02:26:22.100 could talk to me and the rest of the discussion group the link is oh my god i don't even have

02:26:26.820 the link ready no i'm sorry okay you know what i'll just copy and paste it from here

02:26:31.300 uh from the browser uh where are we yeah here so the link is in the sorry i have a quick rumble

02:26:38.020 rumble super chat okay okay that's good let me just go to that really quick um so great mega is

02:26:46.340 asking goldie did you ever watch the documentary on the golden dome um no i have not but i will

02:26:54.580 make a note of that and um i'll write that down and take a look thank you so much guys the pen

02:27:03.540 is coming up the pen is coming out serious now this is serious issue yeah okay so yeah just um

02:27:12.900 now that i got the link i took advantage of the opportunity with that super chat or the rent on

02:27:18.340 rumble to put the link in the chat and this is the discussion group come talk to me and the rest of

02:27:22.980 the group and you could also scan the qr code in the top right and the link is also in the bio of

02:27:28.900 my channel liberty politics okay so that's that and goldie oh goldie you have anything to do

02:27:35.700 later today uh yeah i'm going um i'm doing a live stream later uh this evening um i'm basically

02:27:42.180 going to be breaking down uh president trump's cabinet meeting of uh may 27 um from like a

02:27:49.220 political uh you know insider analysis you know so former politician breaks down uh president

02:27:55.620 trump's cabinet meeting because a lot of people um i've noticed and i've seen in the comments as

02:28:00.820 well a lot of people do appreciate when i take sort of what politicians say and i break it down

02:28:07.060 and i translate it from politician to english so i'll be doing that and armin i just realized

02:28:12.020 something i forgot to turn on this half of the lights in my background so this entire show i've

02:28:17.940 only i haven't had the lights on on this side and i literally just know we have to redo the show

02:28:24.500 yeah we have to just you know just we have to redo the show guys we're gonna be back right here

02:28:28.740 delete the recording we have to restart guys i even have to call newsmax now i have to call

02:28:33.380 a newsman like just delete the interview i have to redo the interview oh no there you go oh my god

02:28:40.180 all right all right okay all right guys so yeah that's about it and today goldie we're gonna do

02:28:49.060 uh one extra okay so we're gonna do just today we're gonna say am israel high

02:28:55.220 slava ukrainian long live america god bless america

02:29:00.500 See you guys later.

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Goldie Ghamari - May 30, 2026

IRAN REVOLUTION LIVE： DAY 154

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