00:31:05.320I'm really happy to hear that because, yeah, I mean, there is a lot going on.
00:31:09.860and um you know for for people who um might not necessarily have all of the information right like
00:31:18.100all of the geopolitical information um sometimes it's easy to get caught in the weeds but you know
00:31:25.300i think the really important thing to remember especially when it comes to to the situation with
00:31:30.340iran and the islamic regime is you can't look at um one particular statement in isolation
00:31:38.420you have to take that statement and you have to analyze it within the broader context of what's
00:31:44.180going on um you know you have to um uh you know analyze it based on previous statements that have
00:31:52.580been made and things that have been said because yeah if you just look at every individual piece of
00:31:58.740the puzzle that in and of itself won't make sense it's when you put it's like a puzzle right every
00:32:06.100every single individual piece on its own doesn't really make much sense you have to put all the
00:32:11.300pieces together to get the big picture so wow i'm glad to hear that what's the word out of um out
00:32:20.500of occupied or out of iran well we have so many uh politicians actually i'm gonna find this clip
00:32:27.460i was like um i saw earlier today i don't know where i saw it but there's so much um internal
00:32:34.580struggle right like the division right now there are people that are more openly coming out and
00:32:40.260calling out the regime officials for keeping them in the dark for not being transparent with them
00:32:46.080uh for trying to get a deal with the americans and they're promising that they're going to
00:32:51.360basically stir stuff up if the if there's a deal like they're promising that there will be a
00:32:57.320backlash so i'm just enjoying watch i'm reading the comments from the pro-regime people crying
00:33:04.360every single day wanting to go back to war and cursing the officials saying that what are you
00:33:09.520guys doing why are you negotiating so i'm just really enjoying we saw much taba khamenei recently
00:33:15.920came out and said we should stop the division basically for the first time confirming highest
00:33:21.780levels of division we have a recent statement from kalibov um so it's not to be clear though
00:33:29.100that statement from much taba it's not him coming out it's just like a written statement right
00:33:33.440so yeah i tell people every time i say much double like here much the institution of much double
00:33:40.720not much double himself it's not like your cardboard supreme leader came out on tv and
00:33:45.760yeah he's alive or anything right right so it's a brand okay it's not a person anymore okay much
00:33:52.960that was a brand for the institution of the uh beta referee okay yeah no i think i think that's
00:33:59.920important because i know like when we're talking about this um on like the iranian side especially
00:34:05.520you know in persian with our with our iranian um friends and family like when we say mushtaba said
00:34:10.720this or that we know like it's implied that it's just a written statement but uh you know for many
00:34:15.840of our new new followers as well there are people who are tuning in um they might be like oh my gosh
00:34:21.680what he's alive so oh my god yeah when did this happen oh my god yeah you're right yeah you know
00:34:30.160it's called the curse of knowledge like i you know i just we just assume that the things that we know
00:34:35.920you're you goldie you're so good at not having the curse of knowledge like basically knowing that
00:34:42.800the things that you know your audience doesn't necessarily know them and you always go back and
00:34:47.280explain it uh for an audience you don't you know so many people just assume that the audience is
00:34:53.680just with them on everything but you're such a good teacher because you don't have that problem
00:34:58.720i have to learn that from you but yeah oh thank you oh you know i think i think you do i think
00:35:03.680you do a fantastic job um especially um when you're doing your media interviews so yeah okay
00:35:10.480And, you know, on on the American side, so not only did President Trump have an interview last night, which, you know, I did like a late night interview watch party.
00:35:21.400We watch that. But I'm checking President Trump's truth social.
00:35:25.460And I've you know, I bookmark all of his posts that are related to Iran.
00:48:00.740I genuinely think that President Trump
00:48:02.800is really i mean if it comes down to it he does whatever necessary but he is very eager to leave
00:48:09.920infrastructure and an army for the iranian people after the regime falls like i think he's very much
00:48:17.980interested into making sure he doesn't break too many things and he thinks that the the not the
00:48:24.820heads of the army because as you mentioned some many of these people are irgc related anyways
00:48:29.960but he doesn't want the body of the army to be destroyed to the point where we don't have
00:48:36.080security after the regime falls. So he wants to leave the Artej for the Iranian people. And that
00:48:41.020shows how much long-term he's thinking and how much he's thinking about after the Islamic Republic.0.89
00:48:46.980Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. I totally agree with you on that. And, you know, that's something0.68
00:48:53.060that King Azza Pahlavi has mentioned as well in one of his speeches. I can't remember which one
00:48:58.240it was but um he spoke about uh like debathification in iraq and how um the complete destruction of
00:49:07.780um the entire governmental system in iraq after 2003 actually led to that power void and king
00:49:16.300has always said um we don't want like debathification and that's why there's this um
00:49:23.560You know, there's the ability for people who are within the Islamic regime to defect and, you know, secretly join with, you know, his team.
00:49:36.260And because he said, like, you know, after the fall of the Islamic regime, anyone whose hands are not covered in the blood of the Iranian people is more than welcome to be a part of the new system to help rebuild the country.
00:49:52.560Because the reality is we're going to need, you know, the bureaucrats and the technocrats and the people who, you know, run like the, you know, ministry of, you know, water or, you know, natural gas or, you know, infrastructure, you know, whatever, right, education, health, all these things, right?
00:50:08.640The issue like the problem is not with with these people. Right. And even those who are within the apparatus of the Islamic regime, again, as long as they're not, you know, they're not murderers, then there's no issue.
00:50:24.680Like we're not going to go hunting people. We want unity. Like we want to heal our country and move on. And only the people who are responsible for, you know, crimes against the Iranian people, they'll be the ones who who have to face, you know, have their day in court.
00:50:47.400Exactly. By the way, Goldie, can you hear this thing in my background or do you cannot hear it? I need to see if I need to fix it.
00:50:54.680wait what is this it's just i have this thing that is like making a lot of noise i'm just
00:51:02.380wondering if you hear it no i don't hear anything okay good thank you okay their air force is
00:51:11.800totally gone 100 their military we've sort of left it alone because we think that their military is
00:51:17.680somewhat somewhat moderate they have other people that aren't moderate we've taken them out we've
00:51:24.420taken different forms of leadership out we've actually i mean apparently some people can hear
00:51:28.340it though okay i'm gonna go fix i'm gonna go fix it okay okay actually left their military alone
00:51:38.520people would be surprised to hear that because mistakes have been made in wars where you wipe
00:51:43.600out everybody and then you have a country that's you know for 40 years can never rebuild you look0.99
00:51:49.080at what happened with iraq we did so bad that was such a foolish thing what we did shouldn't have1.00
00:51:54.040there in the first place by the way so you know that's really interesting guys because his royal0.73
00:51:58.600highness has spoken about um you know how he does not want a debathification process um to happen
00:52:07.480um in iran after the fall of the islamic regime and i find it really interesting that president
00:52:13.240trump is now saying the exact same thing right so to me that makes me think that there is um
00:52:22.120perhaps more communication between President Trump's team and King Rizal Pahlavi's team
00:52:28.920behind the scenes in some way, shape or form, there may be some sort of communication happening,
00:52:34.640right? Because this is like the exact same messaging and the exact same thing
00:52:40.400that Rizal Pahlavi had said. And shouldn't have been in Iran, but Iran has the capability. If0.81
00:52:48.480If we didn't hit them with the B-2 bombers nine months ago, Iran, by the way, can never1.00
00:52:54.700rebuild. You look at what happened with Iraq. We did so badly. That was such a foolish thing,1.00
00:52:59.820what we did. Shouldn't have been there in the first place, by the way. And shouldn't have been0.96
00:53:04.580in Iran. But Iran has the capability. If we didn't hit them with the B-2 bombers nine months ago,0.97
00:53:11.420they would have a nuclear weapon right now. And it would be a whole different story. Probably0.92
00:53:15.640would have used it. You wouldn't have had Israel, but you probably wouldn't have had a Middle East.0.99
00:53:21.720And then where do they go from there? And you get to see that when you see that when we went back,0.99
00:53:27.480they had missiles aimed at Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain. They all got hit. And we
00:53:35.240were surprised. I was surprised. Actually, I viewed it as a positive because all those people came
00:53:39.800immediately to our side. They got hit. Now, they could have taken another view. They could have
00:53:44.200said, well, we want no part of it. Not that they like it, but they came to our side. And
00:53:51.080Iran is in a very bad position. They have no military. All they have is good talk,
00:53:55.880and they have a fake press. You know, the fake news is probably their biggest asset.
00:54:01.320And I put something out. Armin, he's talking about Durka News Network.
00:54:07.400The biggest asset. You know, he's right. The only thing they're good at is their
00:54:13.080propaganda they lie really good oh my gosh i'm glad president trump calling it out i mean because
00:54:19.560again arvin it's crazy to me it is absolutely wild to me that there are people in western countries
00:54:26.280who take what the islamic regime news outlets say at face value as if it's like some sort of
00:54:34.920normal country with like freedom of press or something right like it's all propaganda it's
00:54:40.280all basically coming from the islamic regime itself i think president trump is watching durka
00:54:46.120news through iran revolution live that's about that's how well i mean you're the one who's
00:54:51.400translating durka news network so there you go okay there you go on truth the other day that i
00:54:58.200think was very profound uh it said that we wipe out their military we wipe out their navy their0.55
00:55:05.480air force they're anti-aircraft we wipe out everything we wipe out their leadership and
00:55:09.880then we wipe out their leadership a second time and then at two and a half time we're dealing
00:55:14.760with the other half and by the way they're much more reasonable and you could say that's regime
00:55:19.240change but i said so they would then raise the white flag of surrender we give up to the great
00:55:25.240american military the most powerful military we give up we give up we give up the new york
00:55:31.080times would say iran has fought bravely and has defeated the united states of america i mean the
00:55:38.840coverage is so bad you have a big win in a battle and they say you lost you knock out their entire
00:55:45.560navy and they say their navy's doing fantastically no it was defeated totally defeated then they say
00:55:53.960it's just a terrible thing for our country and you know to really be great you need a fair media
00:55:58.920and we don't have a fair media. I mean, that's all they can do is lie.
00:56:01.800Well, that's the Democrats. They have nothing to go on.
00:56:04.680They're Democrats, okay? They have no policy. We have a new name for them, you know, Democrats.
00:56:09.080I call them, I will always call them until they straighten up Democrats, because0.99
00:56:13.640they want women to be put in danger by having men play in women's sports. Think of it.0.99
00:56:20.120They want the transgender mutilization of your children. They want open borders. We want open1.00
00:56:26.840borders. They won high taxes. You know, they voted against the tax cuts. They voted against
00:56:31.560no taxes on tips. They voted against no taxes on Social Security. They voted against no taxes
00:56:37.320on overtime. These have been so important. But the Democrats, the Democrats voted against
00:56:42.840all of that, but we call them Democrats. And it works out well because I take the word dumb,0.98
00:56:47.880take the B off because most people don't know that, you know, dumb ends with a B,0.98
00:56:51.560but most people don't know. And all I do is I switch the E with a U,0.66
00:56:54.520and you have a Democrat. And I came up with that by watching Hakeem Jeffries because he's a dumb0.99
00:56:59.900person. And I said, he's really dumb. I said, wait a minute, he's a Democrat. So I think it1.00
00:57:05.200works. I don't know that it's going to be as good as Pocahontas or fake news or so many of the0.97
00:57:09.240others that we've come up with. But I mean, I'm going to just call them Democrats because I don't
00:57:15.260understand how they can be so stupid. I'd imagine if you could have tying things perfectly,1.00
00:57:19.420having a conflict just in front of the midterm elections at a time like this isn't ideal. You
00:57:24.840acknowledge the high gas prices. You have consistently been willing to do the hard things,
00:57:31.340the things that your predecessor said should have been done, but they didn't have the guts to do
00:57:35.720them. You have taken them on, and Iran is a great example of that. Well, you have a structural
00:57:41.560problem because you have the midterms, you have the elections. Well, that's going to go on for
00:57:46.040hundreds of years every two years so you have really a very small window so if you wanted to
00:57:51.080play that game then you would wait till the midterms are over and then the following hour
00:57:56.120you'll attack iran because they cannot have a nuclear weapon most people agree with me on that
00:58:00.920but then it gets maybe carried into you know the next election whether it's a midterm or not so0.89
00:58:06.120you have a very short window for doing some anything having to do with war but i don't view
00:58:11.720that window i view it i have to do what's right um when i attacked venezuela it was really uh i was
00:58:19.880hit hard now i did that because of what they've done to our country in terms of sending prisoners
00:58:24.680in and drugs in and all the other stuff you know we have drugs down 97 fentanyl and various drugs
00:58:30.680down 97 on drugs coming in by water now we're starting the land and it's going to be very
00:58:36.040it's actually easier i think that that's pretty much it that's pretty much um the parts on
00:58:41.400iran that president trump spoke about okay okay i have um i don't know if this is you want to see
00:58:50.440this yeah but i i have a mullah from inside iran also there's a statement by position let me just
00:59:00.920read this i just uh he posted something let me see if this is important
00:59:04.200okay no not important just as usual bs but let me just show this to you guys because i want
00:59:16.780people to understand the level of frustration of pro-regime people with the officials inside
00:59:27.240iran this is like too might be too detailed with some people but i think it's important
00:59:35.000for us to understand what's going on there look here
00:59:49.720so this is sheikh ismail ramazani he's a person he's a one of the leading is speakers one of the
00:59:57.240uh leaders of the you know poor regime iranians and he's talking about he's he's he's talking to
01:00:04.520the people and he said like we've been hearing rumors that there has been a deal and he's worried
01:00:10.120he's worried that there has been a deal like we have been we've been hearing there has been rumors
01:00:17.160that there's a deal so like it's them like the americans are saying that there's a deal is
01:00:25.880happening and we don't trust them obviously we don't trust the americans we we know that they're
01:00:31.880lying like he said we will never betray islam we will never sell out
01:00:46.040like i'm being on i'm being very very honest with you
01:00:58.040like he's saying it's true that we don't trust the americans but the americans are saying that
01:01:02.600you're opening the straight of hormones like they're lying we know that they're lying we
01:01:08.440know that the americans are lying because he's saying like he's saying to the islamic republic
01:01:13.080regime officials that of course you guys would not open the trade of hormones tell us that they're
01:01:18.680lying like tell us that the americans the americans are saying that you're going to open the street
01:01:22.760of hormones but please say it ain't so say it ain't so like they they are saying the americans
01:01:33.240are saying that 30 days from now 60 days from now we're going to have an agreement on the nuclear
01:01:37.880a nuclear agreement like of course they're lying they're lying and then they're saying the americans
01:01:46.200are saying they keep saying that everything is going to to go back to the conditions before the
01:01:53.320war okay they're lying fine the americans are lying like he's basically trying to say like i'm
01:01:57.640not saying that i trust the americans there's a but coming here right there's a but coming here
01:02:04.360he's basically saying that i'm not saying that i trust what the americans are saying
01:02:09.160but trust is true but what is the truth okay the americans are saying that you're going to sign it0.71
01:02:15.720so guys for people who might be new here these poor regime people are scared that if the islamic
01:02:23.080republic is going to sign a deal with the americans they will see it as a surrender they
01:02:28.200would see it as a betrayal. They would see it as treason. They would see it as negotiating
01:02:34.680with the devil, talking to the devil. They would see it as capitulating to the people
01:02:39.400who killed the supreme leader. So this guy is now saying that, sure, fine, the Americans are lying,
01:02:47.000but why don't you tell us what the truth is? Why are the regime officials,
01:02:52.680why is the islamic republic not coming out and telling us why what is happening like0.70
01:03:01.000tell us that this isn't true tell us they say it ain't so say you know i'm not saying i trust0.69
01:03:07.320the americans but why aren't you coming out and telling us that it ain't so like why are you just
01:03:14.040hiding right why isn't anybody talking to us this is a pro-regime person saying to the
01:03:32.120regime officials why nobody why nobody from the regime is coming out and communicating with us
01:03:37.560dear officials talk to us talk to us the islamic this he's telling the islamic republic to come
01:03:50.880and talk to us so this is a mullah that is frustrated with the lack of transparency from
01:03:55.640the islamic regime oh my god this is beautiful he's saying i i swear to god we are not dangerous0.67
01:04:04.200creatures okay you know why he says that because he knows the regime is scared of the durka like
01:04:11.860so guys the islamic republic has invested so much in durka that it has created something that they
01:04:18.680are they the regime is afraid of right this is frankenstein dr frankenstein being afraid of the
01:04:25.920frankenstein monster so he's telling the regime like i swear to god that we are not dangerous
01:04:33.480creatures like come talk to us we don't we don't bite and he says that because he knows the regime
01:04:39.140is afraid of their bite like i promise that we are brothers so he's saying to the regime like
01:04:47.840we are your brothers don't be afraid of us come talk to us so guys remember how many like guys
01:04:53.880these are things that were behind the scenes coming out in the open for years for years i
01:04:58.820have been telling you that the regime is scared of these people the regime is scared of its own0.61
01:05:03.300creation right and this is a this is like a dorka jihadi uh hey that hey that m mullah
01:05:13.220telling the regime that we are brothers that come talk to us treat us like brothers
01:13:18.620Has requested to step down from his position by sending an official letter to the office of Mushtab al-Khamani, leader of the Islamic Republic,
01:13:27.860according to information received by Iran International in this letter sent in the past few hours.
01:13:35.960Perzishkan has issued a warning in an unprecedented and critical tone that the country's administrative structure has effectively veered off from official channels and the main pillars of governance have fallen under the complete control of a specific faction of IRGC commanders.
01:13:59.480goldie not irgc this is a very important clarification it's not under irgc it's under
01:14:08.360the specific faction of irgc commander guys this shows that the division is even within the irgc
01:14:16.840not all irgs united well armin so so just on that point so one thing that i've been saying is that
01:14:23.720um there's a there's a strong division between vahidi um and abdullahi because apparently
01:14:32.280like vahidi is sort of on his own but abdullahi is loyal to qalibaf so that's why morad veisi
01:14:39.320thinks that there you know that could be the major one of the major divisions within the irgc itself
01:14:46.360Because Abdullahi has always been Qalibov's right-hand man, whereas Vahidi is not.
01:14:52.300So what Iran International is now saying kind of confirms that there are, you know, even within the IRGC, it's all fragmented because there's so much infighting, even amongst those who are still left alive here.
01:15:08.720So Abdullahi, you're so correct, has a history with Qalibov, okay?
01:15:14.820vahidi is now uniting with shariati which has shariati is at bottom left of the irgc chart
01:15:22.580right shariati has is an old timer like right at the bottom bottom left second to the top yeah
01:15:31.220shariati no jafari sorry about jafari oh jafari okay jafari jafari and vahidi are working with
01:15:38.020each other jaffari has a lot more respect within irgc okay um so and vahidi and jaffari are doing
01:15:46.740a coup against the supreme the office of the supreme leadership the office of the supreme
01:15:51.380leadership is working with galibov to try to protect the office of the supreme leadership
01:15:57.140against the vahidi and shariati coup okay and this is why the office of the supreme leadership
01:16:03.940recently came out and fully endorsed gali buff and also the office of the supreme so
01:16:09.220bali buff's connection within irgc comes from abdullahi the office of the supreme leadership's
01:16:15.540connection to the irgc comes from hossein type hossein type that mullah guy over there yeah
01:16:23.540wait where is he wait let me pull it up um taib is this one yeah that one yes so that guy is was
01:16:31.940was and could still be Mushtaba's right-hand man. They're buddy, buddy, buddies. They're from the
01:16:38.320Habib circle. Because Mushtaba and Hussein Habib, they used to fight with each other. They served0.94
01:16:45.080at the same time in the Habib battalion in the Iran-Iraq war against Saddam. So because of the
01:16:51.740Habib battalion, they formed the Habib circle. And all the years where Ali Khamenei was the0.67
01:16:58.160supreme leader, Mushtaba was killing people and eliminating people with Hossein Taib together.
01:17:05.120Okay, and Hossein Taib and Mushtaba Khamenei, they're the people who killed Hashemir Afsanjani,
01:17:10.540by the way, together, right? So this is, so we have basically the three forces, like you said,
01:17:18.040Qalibaf, Mushtaba's people, and Abdullahi on one side, probably, Abdullahi, and then Wahidi
01:17:25.940and Jafari on the other side and the Pai Dari camps are thinking that they're left behind and
01:17:33.240they're trying to figure out a way to get in but they're they're left outside. Wow and guys I want0.96
01:17:38.900to make it very clear as well Pizish Shqian is a nobody he literally has no power within the system1.00
01:17:44.420he is he's basically just a puppet he's a tool so him resigning in and of itself doesn't mean much0.76
01:17:54.380to the islamic regime but why this is significant is that him wanting to resign0.75
01:18:01.260shows that there are cracks within the system so so that's the significance of um much taba
01:18:10.900khamenei resigning the significance is not that like now all of a sudden like the islamic regime0.62
01:18:16.820is going to collapse no because the president is just a puppet right it's it's a totalitarian0.50
01:18:21.160dictatorship, right? So there are, you know, big, big elements, you know, that are in power
01:18:28.760above Pizishkian. So that in and of itself is meaningless, but it's a fact that he's resigning
01:18:35.440and what he is saying in his supposed resignation letter. Now, Armin, just really interesting is
01:18:43.200the fact that we don't even know whether or not the Islamic regime is going to allow him to resign
01:20:06.680It's so strange that, you know, he put out this weird statement last week saying or just like a few days ago.
01:20:13.820saying that oh the internet needs to come back online and now all of a sudden he's resigning
01:20:19.500i think he was i think they told him to like hey say this goldie this is honestly what i think
01:20:24.780happened okay they told him like listen they're not gonna turn on the internet but go say to turn
01:20:29.340on the internet so that people see that you were on the right side and you get some support and
01:20:34.220you're like okay he went and said like guys we need to turn on the internet and they turned on
01:20:38.460the internet and he was like what what did it what happened like how did this happen and we're like
01:20:43.100oh and now he's realizing they're trying to pretend that he has a lot of influence
01:20:47.500so that they could blame things on him and like no that was that's not i i think he's
01:20:53.420starting to figure out what's happening and that's why he wants out oh my god i need to go fix this
01:21:01.180um it is getting really loud sorry guys i'll fix it for i'll get somebody to come fix this0.98
01:21:07.420um but yeah let's actually i'll i'll speak loud noises guys i'm being attacked by the islamic0.92
01:21:14.220republic because these are loud noises all right but i'll try to be louder myself so you can't hear0.83
01:21:20.460that and it continues by saying it remains unclear whether much double harmony will agree
01:21:26.380to the president's resignation but oh yeah exactly that's exactly what goldie just said
01:21:31.900we have to see if they agree to it or not but the content of the letter points to a deep
01:21:36.940an unprecedented rift and the highest levels of in the highest levels of power within the islamic
01:21:41.980republic guys say see see goldie is always right these are the results of president trump's
01:21:51.660roller coaster games with these people remember guys remember how frustrated you were
01:21:57.500you remember how frustrated you were with the with the ceasefire and the negotiations
01:22:01.980this is the result you can't produce these results with bombardments you cannot produce
01:22:08.220these types of results with bombardments in fact with i mean bombardments are good we
01:22:13.180always everybody likes a cutlet everybody likes a freshly cooked cutlet that's true1.00
01:22:19.500but it's not enough this is what you need to destroy the islamic republic from within1.00
01:22:25.900and then it continues saying in the letter position emphasized that the president and
01:22:29.580government have effectively been sidelined from major and vital decision-making processes
01:22:35.660in the country and the resulting vacuum has paved the way for extremist factions within the irgc to
01:22:43.820seize control of affairs he also stated that under such conditions he is unable to manage the
01:22:50.060government or fulfill his legal responsibilities and for this reason he has requested immediate
01:22:57.580resignation. This development comes amid ongoing tensions in recent months between the government
01:23:02.620and the Islamic Republic's military security institutions. Iran International had previously
01:23:07.100reported that the IRGC has gradually curtailed many of the presidency's authorities. That's
01:23:15.740actually not like the authorities. They never had any authorities. And in practice, taking control
01:23:21.340of key sections sectors of government according to informed sources this situation has trapped
01:23:27.340position's government in a political and executive deadlock one that neither allows for advancing
01:23:34.060for diplomatic negotiations nor permits the completion and implementation of desired changes
01:23:41.180in cabinet structure this is really good news this is really good news guys we're making so
01:23:47.020much brokers unbelievable loving this wow wow oh my god can't wait for analysis yeah i can't wait
01:23:59.740for the media or like the democrats or you know all the pro-islamic regime people i wonder how
01:24:04.540they're going to spin this because they're constantly saying uh you know iran or they
01:24:09.180mean the islamic regime right like the islamic regime is winning it's more powerful than ever
01:24:13.500blah blah blah blah blah well if that's the case why the heck is the president resigning if if you0.64
01:24:18.540know the islamic regime is in such a position of strength and power right yeah exactly exactly um0.75
01:24:30.300yeah but yeah yeah we'll see how they will try to spin this oh someone someone is saying that
01:24:37.900apparently um tasneem news denied the report yeah but so remember tasneem news is um islamic
01:24:46.220regime media outlet that's irgc so um yeah like uh they would they would definitely want to deny
01:24:56.620this right but uh yes this is this is interesting though interesting development if true yes i mean
01:25:06.300i mean um so it's it's never 100 uh confirmed but iran international has a good record
01:25:14.380yeah for these things so and taslim is motivated to try to pretend that things are normal and
01:25:20.940you know not you know things are moving you know there's no chaos and this is position resigning
01:25:29.500will be a clear demonstration that everything is not as calm as the state media tries to pretend
01:25:38.300like this would be an obvious like if you actually look at the state tv right now and state media
01:25:44.620they're desperate to try to show that things are going back to normal and the islamic republic
01:25:49.340is stable the president as much as the president is like a nobody and doesn't have any authority
01:25:55.100the president resigning is a demonstration that things are not good like things are breaking
01:26:01.100apart it would give that impression to everybody especially for a regime that right now is desperate
01:26:06.940to pretend like they're a democracy the person that is supposed to be the symbol of the people's
01:26:13.820vote is resigning shows that it's not i mean think about it right before this islamic republic was
01:26:19.660actually leaning into keep saying like oh we we're democracy we're democracy it's not the supreme0.56
01:26:25.260leader that makes every decision it's the people and the very person that has is fakely like elect
01:26:32.460has been voted in to be the president by fake elections that person is now coming out and saying
01:26:38.380well i have no authority it's the irgc that has all the authority so that's a that's an admission
01:26:44.140that yeah this is not a democracy so this is devastating for the islamic republic they wouldn't
01:26:48.860want this at all yeah i i agree 100 wow and then um mark uh i just wanted to share this um so
01:27:04.460oh my browser lost connection to audio sorry not that i need it but um i'll just share this
01:27:09.980anyway really quick um so look at this so mark levin um posted this morning 40 000 never came
01:27:18.540back so he's sharing images and footage of the of the slaughter or the you know demonstrations
01:27:24.860right before the slaughter and uh and then um reza pahlavi's comms team um have reposted him
01:27:31.740and saying iranians will triumph over this evil regime and will never forget those who stood with
01:27:37.340them during these critical days thank you mark levin show for standing with the people of iran
01:27:44.940wow yeah and um at some point um i think maybe if we have time after the super chats i want to watch
01:27:56.940um what president trump posted on truth social about mark levin because he literally said
01:28:04.060watch mark levin tonight at eight a big show and mark levin was speaking about iran um so i haven't
01:28:11.180watched that but we should definitely um watch that at some point i think because if if president
01:28:16.540trump is saying to us watch this we probably should watch that we should so maybe we should
01:28:21.900jump into the super chat so we could save some time for this yeah you want to do that yeah
01:28:27.180oh the super chest didn't kick me out amazing fantastic the scene it's you know what i set up
01:28:36.140the layout this time around before the show started i set up the layout so that it would work
01:28:40.540oh okay okay no it's kind of funny do i get kicked out uh every time we change things okay so let's
01:28:47.180look at the super chats torah saying hey armin and goldie uh with the heart emoji saying i made this
01:28:54.540song about bb june and the iran revolution could you guys give it a listen if so i will link this
01:29:01.180song in the chat if sure yeah send me uh send us the link we'll take it i mean you could send it
01:29:07.020to me yeah you know how to reach me so send it to me and maybe i'll listen to it and i'll i'll share
01:29:12.620it with goldie and see what goldie thinks okay so send it to me and i'll share it with goldie and
01:29:17.740both the um will share it if called the approves and thank you tara that's very sweet thank you
01:29:22.540for doing that and then i'm here i'm here just gifted one membership for the somebody in the
01:29:29.820live chat for liberty politics thank you thank you amir and then we have why not with the super chat
01:29:37.340saying hello i've been watching since the protest started well thank you so much for being with us
01:29:42.620here all this time why not appreciate that uh back in back in late december from hill country from
01:29:49.820hill country in texas oh wow texas uh goldie's favorite state mom and i are yeah mom and i are
01:29:58.940watching we love you all we'll love you back say hi to mom we love you all too say hi to mom or i
01:30:04.780should say say howdy to mom howdy okay thank you thank you for being by our side all this time
01:30:12.620T Thompson, thank you so much for the super chat, saying, I love both of you, both of your, oh, this is nice. I love both of your deep understanding of the history of the world and Iran. Wow, thank you. In the US, we cannot remember the last news cycle.
01:30:31.260okay well um here's the thing you know in defense of americans it's because you have a more stable
01:30:37.900country usually usually the more chaos you have to deal with the more interested you get in
01:30:44.620politics and the more stable you are the less interested you get but thank you i appreciate
01:30:50.860that i appreciate that that is a good one yeah okay so uh torah thank you so much for the super
01:30:59.980sticker i appreciate that thank you so much thank you for the support and then we have fleshy
01:31:06.140interloper thank you so much for the super chat saying does trump's other side mean irani oh does
01:31:12.060trump's other side means iranian iranian regime oh the other side um i i think i think you're
01:31:22.460referring to if i'm not mistaken when trump is talking about like the two different types of
01:31:29.340people that he's dealing with within the regime um if that's what you're referring to i think this
01:31:35.420is president trump's mind games with the islamic republic trying to uh divide the islamic republic
01:31:42.540to these more jihadi durka minded ones and some more reasonable more flexible ones and by dividing
01:31:50.220them and not by and by not clarifying who he's talking about making it so that the regime turns
01:31:56.860against each other so i don't know if that is his plan or is uh but if it is it's genius but even if
01:32:03.980it's not it's actually working that way it's producing amazing results i don't know if i
01:32:08.860understood you properly but if i did that's what's happening right um and then we have another super
01:32:15.100chat by torah thank you so much super sticker this time thank you torah for the super sticker
01:32:20.220i appreciate that thank you thank you and then we have amir amir uh always supporting us saying
01:32:26.300tour oh amir is in a super chat talking to torah uh saying bb june torah worldwide bb june great
01:32:34.940bb june great song oh that's the song that torah has made regardless if you love or against him
01:32:41.340it's still bop what does that mean it's still a bop i think like it's still um i think he means
01:32:50.540like it's still a good song it's still a good song okay okay send it to me i will listen to it thank
01:32:55.900you and i'll share with uh goldie as well thank you look at you guys being supportive of each
01:33:00.940other in the chat that's very sweet um and then we have dr yoda yoda uh saying david
01:33:10.460burn david barnes oh yes oh i love that guy musad chief today ended a speech by paraphrasing from
01:33:17.500um uh saadi's colistan did he do that we need to find that he quoted saadi's colistan he did
01:33:27.800head of musad quoted persian poetry telling the islamic republic never open a door you cannot
01:33:36.400lock again is that true oh my god that is amazing we need to find that clip thank you for telling
01:33:44.120me that is you you guys have no idea how much iranian people are going to adore this this
01:33:51.400first of all he has done so much good like this is the man in israel that has planned the fall
01:33:57.320of the islamic republic for years now so the iranian people appreciate this man so much and
01:34:02.680now you're telling me he's quoting persian poetry you have no idea whatever his popularity among
01:34:08.520iranian was before it's now going to be a hundred times higher so we need to find that clip and show
01:34:15.000it to the iranian people thank you so much for telling me i'm going to go on a hunt for that
01:34:19.080clip and i mean honestly i don't think i even need to i think it's going to go viral before i even
01:34:25.400get a chance to go find it right so we'll see um and also thank you so much for another super chat
01:34:33.080by scruff diesel saying the irgc is using the ayatollah as a rubber stamp yeah yeah true exactly
01:34:42.360and guys this is this has been we have had this in the islamic history uh the abyssian caliphs at
01:34:48.360some point in history turned into rubber stamp caliphs for the military people so this is exactly
01:34:53.720a repeat of that history so that's very yep exactly a very accurate explanation of what's
01:34:59.960happening okay goldie we have a we have some rumble rants yeah so um um so great mega king
01:35:08.920was asking goldie do you have any old videos of you debating from back when you were a politician
01:35:14.840back in the day yes so um there's a youtube playlist if you go to my youtube channel i think
01:35:19.960i sent you the link but yeah it's just called ontario politics it's an archive uh there's a
01:35:25.160a few videos there. I mean, it doesn't have like every single video, but it's got, it's got a bunch
01:35:29.840of stuff in there you can check out. And then Tulkor asked, do you think this could be Pizishkian
01:35:37.260trying to save his own skin in the event of a successful revolution? He sees the writing on
01:35:44.940the wall. Yes, I believe that this is probably Pizishkian trying to save his own skin in a way0.98
01:35:51.360to, I don't know, maybe appear reasonable to the international community.0.85
01:35:56.800I mean, the Iranian people, they're going to, like, you know, for us,1.00
01:36:01.560like, they're all terrorists anyway.0.99
01:36:03.200But, yeah, like, I definitely see this as Pizishkian trying to save his own skin.0.81
01:38:31.880i'm making it so sad like i should have never done this oh my god uh i don't feel sorry for him by the
01:38:40.680way no okay and then uh fleshy interloper with the super child thank you so much for she uh
01:38:51.080saying does vahidi have a political position or is he just military strongman um so
01:38:58.120So, I mean, military strongmen in Iran, but in the Islamic Republic, being a military strongman gives you political position.
01:39:08.520So elections don't give you political position, like it gives you a fake title with zero political power.
01:39:16.340But IRGC is not just military. IRGC is the most politically strong part of the Islamic Republic.
01:39:26.720So being a strong military man means that that's political because the entire IRGC is political.
01:39:35.140In fact, this is exactly against the orders of Ruhullah Khomeini, the first supreme leader and the founder of the Islamic Republic,
01:39:44.560making it very clear that the IRGC should never be political.
01:39:48.220and right after he died the irgc and ali khamini worked with each other and the irgc is now
01:39:53.980the most political part of the islamic republic so there's no separating them from each other
01:40:01.420right yeah yeah yeah so guys remember the irgc makes most of the decisions
01:40:09.260so yeah the military is making the political decisions right um but that's a very good
01:40:15.420question by the reflection and then we have um i mean thank you so much for a big member for four
01:40:23.500months saying yeah yeah exactly yeah and then we have a soup another super chat by sketch sketch
01:40:33.500is saying a game of i think dorka i think you mean dark is over there it says dark i think that's
01:40:37.820autocorrect i'm assuming so a game of durkas is being played so i quit before i lose
01:40:46.700yes that's probably what is thinking right yes
01:40:52.620oh my god yes i can't lose if i quit before i do i mean i mean look at this right look at all the
01:40:58.300look at all the people who've been uh boom boomed on the you know durka boom boom bingo sheet right
01:41:04.700so yeah it's definitely game of durka right now yeah exactly game of durka that's love them uh
01:41:14.380justin thank you so much for the super chat saying what do you guys think are the chances
01:41:20.940kalibov was the one negotiating with usa very high very high and the irgc found out about it
01:41:27.660and told him to resign well so they're trying to yes the irgc is taking position against
01:41:34.140kalibov because they're thinking he's being very flexible with the americans but it actually goes
01:41:38.620deeper the guys listen to this the irgc thinks that kalibov is telling the americans who to
01:41:47.980kill within the irgc so that the deal could go forward the irgc thinks that kalibov and the
01:41:54.780americans are working with each other to for on who to target and how to get different regime
01:42:02.700So they think Qalibov is going to the Americans saying that I could give you everything you want if you take out this guy and this guy and this guy and here's where this guy is hiding, here's what that guy is hiding, and here's how you take this guy.
01:42:16.960But this is the level that we're at right now.
01:42:20.620In fact, many people think that Larry Jani was hiding very, very well.
01:42:31.560Some regime officials are saying there is no way that the Israelis could have found
01:42:36.720Larry Jani unless Qalibov sold him out to the Americans.
01:42:42.300people also think that kalibov also sold out ali khamini to the americans so this is what this is
01:42:49.980the the levels of infighting we are at right now right so but great question and then we have jeff
01:42:59.660jeff ashley it's a new just became a member thank you thank you welcome welcome and then we have
01:43:07.900pj pj saying keep on fighting you all we will thank you so much thank you so much for the
01:43:14.620encouragement and thank you for the support and then we have sketch sketch is saying this pawn
01:43:20.620in the game of durka's fear sacrifice yes yes i should make a name of durka's meme or something
01:43:28.060like that oh my god goldie we were thinking yesterday that we should make an ai video
01:43:36.300that basically uses star wars references and basically and sketch was actually very good at
01:43:42.380connecting these to each other basically different people within the islamic republic
01:43:47.820being different characters within star wars to be able to more easily um explain this to americans
01:43:54.140of who's who uh using star wars as a reference but yeah some people were coming up that would
01:43:59.500be cool if we make an ai video based on that yeah yeah just make sure that you don't get flagged for
01:44:04.060copyright because disney is like a stickler when it comes to like copyright stuff right oh my god
01:44:08.940yes oh yeah i'm careful about that yeah you're right i'm sure it can be done i'm sure it can be
01:44:14.300done that'd be kind of cool oh no you're right actually okay and then we have uh justin thank
01:44:23.100you so much for the super chat justin saying sorry position not golly boss i get all these
01:44:29.260guys mixed up oh wait he's referring to the question so the question was um he asked earlier
01:44:36.380what do you guys think are the chances aliboff was the one negotiating with the usa and the irgc
01:44:41.740found out about it and told him to resign so uh he means uh what are the chances it was position oh
01:44:47.900no it would not be position because position was not um part of the negotiation team and again
01:44:53.820position literally has no authority or power within the system even though he's the president
01:44:58.700he's basically just a puppet um and he he does the bidding of everyone else so i would say the
01:45:05.500chances of position being the one who was like secretly negotiating um very very very low um
01:45:13.020for sure like i do like you were you were correct in your initial assessment um asking about um
01:45:19.500and not position so we're happy you made a mistake because your question became good
01:45:24.780like the oppression was really good with the Qalibov in place yeah yeah so for people who
01:45:29.820are wondering so even though Pizishkian is the you know president of the Islamic regime although0.97
01:45:36.220again it's a totalitarian system so it doesn't mean anything um Qalibov who's like the speaker
01:45:42.300of the parliament um parliament again it's all like it's these are all guys like when I say like
01:45:48.060the the name of like their position just keep in mind the position is completely meaningless right
01:45:52.620like these institutions are completely meaningless it's just there for show um alibov is actually
01:45:58.860more powerful than um and more influential and i don't even think he has like the mental capacity
01:46:06.940to like in negotiations right like he's he's he's i don't know like he's just he's a very
01:46:12.700low iq individual he's still um savage he's still a terrorist right like guys keep in0.58
01:46:17.980mind they're all terrorists right but i just don't think he has the mental capacity0.54
01:46:22.620to engage in, like, that sort of diplomatic negotiations.
02:07:38.320Thank you. So, yeah, you know, Muhammad Reza Shah was famously quoted during the revolution, his generals told him that, you know, we could just basically really easily suppress this revolution, like just give us the order. We could stop it easily.
02:07:54.300And Mohammad Reza Shah said, if I have to shed the blood of Iranians to rule, I'd rather not rule at all.1.00
02:08:05.500And that's why he, I know we paid a lot for it, but I think that we would have regardless.
02:08:13.260But at least now we have a symbol that we remember and that's what we want to go back to.
02:08:21.060Guys, remember, when terrorists fight ugly, if you go to their level, you might defeat them in the battlefield, but they have taken something so much more precious away from you, okay?
02:08:35.420You have to ā I know we want to have quick wins against terrorists by basically using their own tactics, but if you use their own tactics, they basically took away from you what made you great to begin with.
02:08:50.440They took away from you what made you superior to begin with.
02:18:03.120If you can put yourself in the shoes of the Iranian regime, how do you think they're looking at this right now?
02:18:11.740Well, we don't know because this is a very unusual war.
02:18:15.180We have no ground troops, no embedded reporters.
02:18:17.380We don't know the extent of damage, but it seems to me that they have been economically devastated.
02:18:23.20090% of their military is inert, but they have enough missiles, they think, and the Gulf states are so vulnerable, they think, and the Straits of Hormuz are so, that traffic is a fragile entity that they can cause havoc and then delay the process, maybe hope for a global recession and drag it out until the midterms.
02:18:48.400They also are playing a very strange game. They're giving signals that the people talking to us, the quote unquote elected leaders, that they are at odds with the Revolutionary Guard.
02:18:59.900And we don't know because we've eliminated so many people if that's true.
02:19:03.680But you get the sneaking suspicion that they are the good cops and the Revolutionary Guard and the theocrats that every once in a while try to take out a carrier or hit the Kuwaitis or somebody.
02:19:14.600they're the bad cops but they actually work in unison and uh then the the negotiators say to us
02:19:21.680well we can't control these people we're sorry we don't know what they're doing in the gulf
02:19:25.320laying mines and everything but don't don't ruin the negotiations and then that gives each of them
02:19:31.260credibility i guess against their competition for power but at some point we have to to uh stop it
02:19:38.420and there's a lot of ways to stop it mark because militarily it's not a problem it's a political
02:19:44.340problem and that revolves the world economy and the midterms and everything. But I think the
02:19:51.380president can find a way to kind of square that circle if he tells them informally there's going
02:19:57.480to be a deadline to this nonsense and you're going to regret it and we're going to do
02:20:04.200enough damage to your economy and your military that it's going to take you a quarter century to
02:20:10.320recover and we're going to leave a residual force that's going to keep that straight open along with
02:20:15.440the allies and then i think he can say that to them because we can't continue to do this because
02:20:20.480they interpret survival with victory i know that sounds orwellian but they do
02:20:25.620every day that they're still there they say see we took on the superpower of
02:20:30.300civilizational history and we're still here and they couldn't stop us and they give no context
02:20:35.680that all of our restraint is self-imposed on us.
02:20:41.000It's humanitarian, it's political, but it's not military.
02:20:46.860And we don't have to use, you know, great weapons.
02:20:50.400We can defeat them from the air as we were doing,
02:20:53.660but we've lost about almost two months' time in these negotiations.
02:22:34.740So does a victory against Iran look different than victory, say, against Germany, Japan, Italy, and so forth?0.86
02:22:43.420Yeah, it does a little bit because in the post-war era, we're in the era of nuclear weapons.0.59
02:22:48.560And so there's always a restraint that you can't escalate with enough damage to humiliate the enemy and ensure that he'll never, never again make war against you and change the government as we did to a certain extent in Korea, but certainly in World War II.
02:23:03.740And then we're a therapeutic culture. So, you know, in an age of global communications, you miss a target and there's a CNN reporter right there saying you're a war criminal or your international criminal court might indict you if you miss an artillery strike target.
02:23:18.560So there's all sorts of self-imposed restraints.
02:23:20.920But that said, human nature doesn't change, Mark.
02:23:24.440And you turn military victory into strategic resolution by making it impossible for the enemy to continue the war.
02:23:34.160You can do that by changing the government.
02:23:36.620You can do that by destroying their economy and making them.
02:23:39.920But it's all it's more periodic rather than final.