Goldie Ghamari - IRAN REVOLUTION LIVE： DAY 200

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00:02:00.000 Well, Duru Patriots, good morning, good afternoon,

00:02:27.320 good evening, wherever you are. Welcome to day 200 of Iran Revolution Live. Guys, I have to speak

00:02:35.840 quietly today because I'm not in my usual spot. So you're going to have to turn up your volume

00:02:43.580 for this show because I can't speak too loud. I'm not in like a... Anyways, can't speak too loudly,

00:02:53.140 don't want to disrupt the neighbors. As you can tell, I'm currently on the road, not in my usual

00:03:01.460 spot. However, as long as I have an internet connection and of course my laptop, then I will

00:03:09.440 be here to give you the latest news and updates until I'm able to be back in my usual space in

00:03:18.320 a few dates. As always, let me know where you are tuning in from. I'm always interested to know how

00:03:26.020 global our international community of patriots is. So we're going to get started with the show

00:03:35.560 and we're going to start with, of course, the very sad and very heartbreaking news.

00:03:42.580 We broke this last night during my evening edition of the Goldie Show, where I was basically sharing with you the live developments of what was happening in the city of Isfahan in occupied Iran, where the terrorist Islamic regime hanged two Iranian freedom fighters.

00:04:10.460 And they hanged a third Iranian freedom fighter in Mashhad.

00:04:16.840 And we have now received word that the Islamic regime is planning on executing four more Iranian freedom fighters in occupied Iran.

00:04:33.640 It's currently 4.35 a.m. local time in Iran. The executions always happen around 5 or just after 5 a.m. during their morning Allah Akbar prayers.

00:04:52.700 So essentially what the Islamic regime does is during the morning Islamic prayers, they will blare their, you know, Allahu Akbar jihad nonsense. And that's when they execute Iranians, right? Because that's basically how jihad works. And that's basically what they've been doing for the last 47 years. 0.95

00:05:19.020 um so let's just uh get right into this and of course um after i'm done with my

00:05:28.240 you know updates then i will get to all of your questions and comments and super chats

00:05:35.860 um so let me just pull this up here so this is footage from last night and i'm going to

00:05:45.360 let me share the message first. So, His Royal Highness, the Shah of Iran, Reza Pahlavi II,

00:05:53.580 who's also the leader of Iran's National Lion and Son Revolution, he posted this earlier

00:06:03.880 this morning. And he wrote, the Islamic Republic is continuing its war on the people of Iran,

00:06:12.960 But Iranians are fighting back. Yesterday in Isfahan, citizens noticed the regime was preparing

00:06:20.720 for a barbaric public execution. Reports circulated that the regime was set to hang

00:06:27.340 three protesters from the January 8-9 uprising. At dawn, hundreds of brave Iranians gathered in

00:06:36.380 the square to protest this medieval brutality and public murder. They jeered and shouted at the 0.91

00:06:43.740 executioners. Sadly, as the call to prayer was played, that's the Islamic call to prayer,

00:06:51.460 two young men were hung from cranes. Security forces chased the protesters, firing on them

00:06:58.740 with live ammunition, trying to kill more and more Iranians. Guys, we also have unconfirmed

00:07:05.780 reports that a number of Iranians were also murdered last night. You know, those Iranians 1.00

00:07:13.420 who were trying to prevent the executions from happening, the Islamic regime shot at them. And,

00:07:22.180 you know, I shared those videos last night. So we know about at least a few confirmed murders as

00:07:28.960 well, aside from the barbaric public executions. So security forces chase the protesters, firing

00:07:36.700 on them with live ammunition, trying to kill more and more Iranians. The murder of protesters and 0.80

00:07:44.360 other political prisoners are often done in prisons, but the regime, fearing the Iranian

00:07:50.120 people will rise against them, is conducting them in public in an attempt to intimidate them into

00:07:56.900 silence. Untold, other brave protesters are currently facing a similar fate. Their lives

00:08:04.060 hang in the balance. This is two Irans, the vile and evil Islamic Republic against the brave and 1.00

00:08:12.480 heroic people of Iran. Iranians will not back down. They will fight, but they should not have 1.00

00:08:20.540 to fight alone. The world must back these brave men and women. Here is the footage from last night.

00:08:41.200 So guys, you can hear like the Islamic call to prayer in the background. That's like

00:08:47.040 the voice on the um the the loudspeakers that's just like you know braying in arabic and they're 0.94

00:08:54.120 like aloha akbar blah blah blah whatever so um as soon as the islamic regime starts broadcasting

00:09:01.600 their muslim call to prayer that's when you can hear the iranians who are there to try and

00:09:08.060 save those lives um they start jeering and booing right because for us like for us iranians 0.95

00:09:16.320 we associate the islamic call to prayer with death okay because they have been murdering us 0.93

00:09:23.900 in the name of allah and islam and jihad and muhammad for the last 47 years so for us the 1.00

00:09:30.460 islamic call to prayer it's basically like it's it's just it's it's death right it's it's death 0.90

00:09:35.520 it's violence it's hanging so like we don't have um you know we don't associate the islamic call 0.99

00:09:43.320 to prayer with anything peaceful. We associate it with death because they literally play the Islamic 1.00

00:09:49.740 call to prayer while they're murdering Iranians, right? Because this is basically jihad, right? 0.99

00:09:55.980 Like the whole point of jihad is to murder the infidel, you know, in the fight for Allah or 1.00

00:10:02.460 whatever, right? So you can hear the Islamic call to prayer, which is basically means that 0.99

00:10:11.140 that public hangings are going to begin the executions. 1.00

00:10:14.800 And that's when, you know, all the Iranians on this side of the fence,

00:10:17.780 they start jeering and, you know, booing and, you know, trying to stop it.

00:10:41.140 So when the public hanging start, all the Iranians start chanting Bisharaf, which means dishonorable or honorless.

00:11:11.140 There you go. So welcome to the nightmare of the Iranian people. 1.00

00:11:26.020 This is the Islamic hell that we have been living in for the last 47 years. 1.00

00:11:41.140 And there's another post about the public executions that I want to share with you. 1.00

00:11:48.440 This is from the official comms account of His Royal Highness.

00:11:55.460 So his official comms account wrote,

00:11:58.820 In the early hours of this morning, in a public square in Isfahan,

00:12:03.160 the regime in Iran executed two more young protesters,

00:12:07.460 heroes from the Lion and Son uprising in January.

00:12:11.140 Abul Fazl, Sepahi, Badjani, and Amir Hossein, Safari, Hossein Abadi.

00:12:17.100 Now, guys, this guy, Amir Hossein, Safari, Hossein Abadi, he's actually physically disabled, okay?

00:12:25.920 So, Amir Hossein is not able to use, I believe it's his left hand, and his left eye is blind.

00:12:37.040 So the Islamic regime literally accused a physically disabled person of somehow, somehow setting, you know, an armed police officer on fire.

00:12:52.400 Right. Which is absolutely insane, because how can an unarmed handicapped person who cannot use his left hand for anything and, you know, is blind in one eye, how could he overpower the police officers?

00:13:11.340 Remember, the police officers have shown images of them. They're, you know, they're highly like they're wearing like military grade armor. They, you know, walk around with like machine guns and rifles and batons. Right. 1.00

00:13:24.600 So, like, just on, like, just looking at it from, like, a logical perspective, there's no way that a physically handicapped person could overpower and murder a police officer, right? 0.97

00:13:41.460 But the Islamic regime, they don't care about facts. 0.95

00:13:44.980 They don't care about anything like that, right? 0.96

00:13:46.580 All they care about is murdering innocent, unarmed Iranians. 1.00

00:13:51.880 And that includes a physically disabled person who has no use of his left hand. 0.99

00:14:01.000 That's Amir Hossein. 0.86

00:14:03.340 This growing wave of executions is a sign of an increasingly desperate regime that has lost all legitimacy. 0.62

00:14:11.080 But despite enormous risk to their own lives, the people of Isfahan proved that the Islamic Republic's campaign of terror is failing.

00:14:21.080 Risking bullets, imprisonment, and death.

00:14:24.020 Ordinary citizens gathered in Al-Ikhani Square in a heroic attempt to stop these executions.

00:14:30.600 Their courage showed that fear has given way to defiance.

00:14:35.080 The gallows will not save the Islamic Republic.

00:14:37.780 A people willing to stand unarmed before bullets and execution to protect one another cannot be defeated.

00:14:46.380 We stand with the families of Abolfaz Sepahibadjani and Amir Hossein Safari Hossein Abadi, whose sacrifice will not be forgotten.

00:14:57.720 Those who ordered and carried out these murders must know that justice may be delayed, but it will come.

00:15:05.140 They will be held accountable before a free Iran and under the rule of law.

00:15:10.440 At least eight more political prisoners from the same case remain under imminent threat of execution.

00:15:18.260 The world must not look away. 0.93

00:15:20.720 Democratic governments, international organizations, and human rights institutions must use every available tool to increase pressure on the Islamic Republic and stop its machinery of executions before more innocent lives are taken. 0.88

00:15:40.440 So these are the two young men who were murdered by the Islamic regime. 0.92

00:16:10.440 Whoo 0.61

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00:16:40.440 All right. So, so the Islamic regime literally just, they just fire bullets into the crowd. 0.95

00:16:48.600 So I want to speak about that. I will get to the upcoming executions. And I'm actually, 0.91

00:16:57.560 you know what, let me just, let me just go to that because this is.

00:17:00.500 So these are the four young men that are currently slated for execution very soon, very soon.

00:17:21.660 So they could be executed within the next 15, 20, 30 minutes from now, because the executions happen sometime between 5 a.m. and 5.30 a.m.

00:17:36.020 And we just don't know. But let me just share this news with you guys.

00:17:39.720 So this is this is now spreading so urgent.

00:17:44.020 Shirvin Bagheri, Qanem Hosseini, Amir Hossein Maliki, and Ali Dashti have been transferred

00:17:54.600 to solitary confinement in Isfahan for the implementation of their execution. 0.97

00:18:00.760 The Islamic Republic is the murderer of Iran's innocent children. Before it's too late, 0.98

00:18:06.340 raise their voices. So these are the four young men who are currently being taken to,

00:18:17.220 who have been taken to solitary confinement. When that happens, they basically do that right before

00:18:25.300 they execute you. Because they just, you know, this is how they torture people, right? Like the

00:18:30.660 the death itself is painful. But of course, everything leading up to that is just as painful

00:18:38.040 as well. So this is what is happening right now. So we're trying to, yeah, this is in Isfahan

00:18:47.620 as well. This is currently happening in Isfahan. So let me just do a quick search and see if there's

00:18:58.640 any, any updates on this? Okay. Now guys, I know, I know that, um, I know that there's been,

00:19:21.200 um, new strikes by the Islamic regime against the United States. Um, I will be speaking 0.97

00:19:28.560 about that absolutely um i will i will be speaking about that in um my next live stream right because

00:19:36.760 iran revolution live focuses on the fight of the iranian people to overthrow the islamic regime

00:19:45.940 and of course the the war crimes and the crimes against humanity um by the islamic regime against

00:19:52.920 the Iranian people. And my next live stream, The Goldie Show, that will focus on the geopolitical 0.89

00:20:01.660 conflict and the boom booms. So I will be getting to that in my next live stream after I'm done

00:20:09.520 this one. So the next thing that I wanted to speak about is, of course, Senator Lindsey Graham.

00:20:18.360 Today was his funeral, and His Royal Highness, the Shah of Iran, he attended Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral on behalf of the Iranian people.

00:20:37.620 And there's this picture that I want to share with you guys, okay?

00:20:42.340 so this is his royal highness reza pahlavi the second the shah of iran and he's right there

00:20:54.120 and of course this is president trump walking by so you know i want everyone to

00:21:01.220 see this picture and recognize and understand that what you are seeing here this is the real

00:21:09.440 Iran. This is the true Iran, okay? Because Iran is not an enemy of the United States.

00:21:18.120 The Islamic regime is the enemy of the United States. So while the Islamic regime and the 0.98

00:21:26.320 Muslim Nazi savages, you know, they yell death to America, America, the great Satan, you know, 0.99

00:21:31.800 they were celebrating Senator Lindsey's passing, you know, like the savage inbred, you know, 1.00

00:21:38.560 Durka jihadis that they are, His Royal Highness, the Shah of Iran, right? He represents the real 1.00

00:21:47.440 Iran. He represents all of us. And so he attended Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral to not only pay

00:21:56.960 his own respects, but to pay respects on behalf of all of the Iranian people, all 85 of us.

00:22:08.560 Sorry, 85. Sorry, guys, it's been a long day to pay respects on behalf of all 85 million of us.

00:22:17.420 So, you know, look at this picture and keep in mind for everyone who's wondering, you know, what kind of Iran can you expect after we overthrow the Islamic regime?

00:22:33.120 This this right here, this is the Iran that you guys can expect.

00:22:37.760 Okay. An Iran that is peaceful. An Iran that, you know, does not hate anyone. An Iran that wants to be friends, wants to normalize relations and diplomacy with the United States and Israel. Right. This is the real Iran, what you're seeing here.

00:22:58.180 we're not the islamic regime we're occupied by the islamic regime so all of this terrorism 0.99

00:23:06.680 all of this war all of this like you know jihadi islamist garbage nonsense that's not iranian 0.98

00:23:16.680 that's islamic okay iranian culture is very different from the you know islamic ideology 0.99

00:23:25.800 and religion and whatever. So, you know, I just want you guys to keep that in mind as well, right?

00:23:34.940 So, this right here, this is what you guys can expect, okay? So, you know, a preview of

00:23:49.340 of what will come when the Islamic regime falls. Okay. So I just wanted to, to start off by 0.82

00:23:58.700 sharing this and, you know, there's, there's more videos and images. But, you know, all of us

00:24:05.560 Iranians were very, very grateful to, you know, Senator, sorry, we're very grateful to His Royal

00:24:11.980 highness the shah of iran for um attending senator lindsey graham's funeral and paying his respects

00:24:21.900 on behalf of all 85 million of us and his royal highness he also wrote an op-ed in

00:24:32.700 the washington post like a tribute and i want to share that with all of you so

00:24:41.980 Sorry, guys. Give me one moment here.

00:24:48.700 Paywall blocked.

00:25:01.640 Okay.

00:25:03.760 So.

00:25:11.980 Okay, so this is the article.

00:25:15.940 Farewell, Amu Lindsay, the U.S. senator beloved by the Iranian people.

00:25:22.240 Iranians around the world knew their cause of freedom had no better friend.

00:25:27.040 This is Senator Lindsey Graham holding a historic Iranian flag at a rally in Munich to support Iranian freedom on February 14th.

00:25:37.860 So here is Amu Lindsay.

00:25:40.220 And this tribute was written by, of course, His Royal Highness Reza Pahlavi.

00:25:46.880 This is wrong, though. He's not a leader. He's not a leader of the Iranian Democratic

00:25:53.220 Opposition. His Royal Highness Reza Pahlavi is the leader, the leader of the Iranian Democratic

00:26:02.740 Opposition. And he writes, at funeral services for the late Senator Lindsey Graham,

00:26:10.220 in Washington on Tuesday and Columbia, South Carolina on Wednesday, he will no doubt be

00:26:16.800 honored as a Republican lawmaker who spent more than three decades shaping U.S. policy at home

00:26:23.020 and abroad and attending to the needs of his constituents in the Palmetto State.

00:26:29.000 As a steadfast defender of liberty and scourge of dictatorships, he will be mourned by countless

00:26:35.680 admirers around the world, perhaps nowhere more intensely than by the Iranian people.

00:26:43.680 News of his July 11 death prompted emotional vigils by Iranians outside U.S. embassies and

00:26:50.360 consulates in London, Copenhagen, Toronto, and elsewhere. Iranians around the world and those

00:26:57.120 living under Iran's oppressive regime knew Lindsey Graham as an ally, a friend who never

00:27:03.540 forgot them. Many called him by an affectionate Persian nickname, Amu Lindsay or Uncle Lindsay.

00:27:11.580 This from people who justifiably might have given up on most politicians. I had the privilege of

00:27:19.680 meeting the senator several times. This year, as the United States attacked the Islamic Republic's 0.99

00:27:26.240 machinery of oppression, we spoke often. Our conversations were never merely about strategy

00:27:33.380 or geopolitics. They were about young, they were about people. Young Iranians risking prison to

00:27:40.060 demand freedom. Mothers mourning children murdered by the regime. A nation determined to reclaim

00:27:46.540 its freedom after nearly half a century of tyranny. What distinguished the senator was not

00:27:53.200 that he opposed the Iranian regime. In Washington, that costs nothing. What set him apart was his

00:28:01.400 willingness to say what so many others would not, that the regime should fall and that the Iranian

00:28:07.400 people, not their jailers, should be the ones to decide what comes next. That conviction was on

00:28:15.000 full display in Munich in February, just weeks after the Iranian regime massacred many thousands

00:28:22.020 of protesters. He and I were both speaking at the Munich Security Conference and I asked him to come

00:28:28.860 to the rally, estimated by police at 250,000 people in support of freedom in Iran. He agreed

00:28:37.180 immediately. Senator Graham took the stage as a surprise guest, and the crowd was delighted,

00:28:44.760 greeting Amu Lindsay with a spontaneous chant of USA, USA. He was visibly moved,

00:28:52.040 grabbing Iran's historic lion and sun flag and waving it back to the cheering crowd.

00:28:58.860 Let me pull up that moment for you guys, because that moment is pretty iconic.

00:29:06.320 Let me pull it up for you.

00:29:15.420 So here.

00:29:16.140 here we go guys this so this is the moment

00:29:30.360 so

00:29:33.980 all right let me just fix this here

00:29:39.800 So the moment that Senator Lindsey Graham took the stage and Iranians started chanting USA, it's this right here.

00:29:52.860 So let's just watch this part together. 0.62

00:30:09.800 Thank you.

00:30:39.800 thank you thank you very much i am with you

00:31:05.720 I have a message for the freedom-loving people of the world.

00:31:12.360 If you love freedom, stand with the Iranian protesters today.

00:31:22.280 It is a time of choosing. I choose the Iranian people

00:31:26.520 over the Murtas Ayatollah. It is time for him to go 0.99

00:31:30.120 to the american people the iranian people will be your friend they will be your ally

00:31:41.640 stand with the iranian people they deserve their freedom

00:31:51.320 to the american people remember when we fought for our freedom

00:31:55.480 Do you remember when we wanted to be independent and free?

00:32:00.480 The Iranian people are making a statement for freedom.

00:32:04.440 And I'm here to tell you, I've heard your cries.

00:32:07.800 I'm here to help you. 1.00

00:32:09.540 We're going to end the Sputus regime.

00:32:12.040 The Ayatollah is going to go, and the Iranian people are going to have their freedom. 0.68

00:32:18.160 It is a matter of time.

00:32:22.760 is on the way. Keep protesting. Liberation is at hand. To the people of the world, speak

00:32:36.100 up. Speak loudly. This is a moment of choosing. This is a moment of change. It's been a moment

00:32:44.940 I've been dreaming of. A free Iran. Iran that doesn't want the darkness but embraces the 0.99

00:32:51.760 light. In Iran, where people do not have to worry about having their daughter killed on a bus

00:32:58.500 because she doesn't wear the scarf right. In Iran, where people can be prosperous and free 0.71

00:33:04.520 and be part of the world, not in the darkness. Our moment is arriving, folks, to President Trump.

00:33:12.780 You were right to say, keep protesting. You were right to say, help is on the way.

00:33:17.200 to the people of Iran. Keep it up. It's coming. Your day of liberation is near.

00:33:28.880 A world without the Ayatollah is a better world. 1.00

00:33:35.140 A world with the Iranian people in charge of Iran is a better world. 1.00

00:33:40.140 finally to the radiant people your sacrifice inspires me i'm in awe of you going to the 0.99

00:33:52.500 streets defenseless being shot down and keep going to the streets being oppressed but getting back up

00:34:00.360 to the iranian people you're making history when they write the history of the iranian people

00:34:06.020 This will be your finest hour.

00:34:16.880 God bless Iran. 1.00

00:34:19.420 Health is on the way. 1.00

00:34:29.040 Make Iran a great again. 1.00

00:34:32.620 Morgan, your hat made it to Munich. 0.94

00:34:34.740 Make Iran great by picking the people, not the Ayatollah. 0.95

00:34:39.740 Make Iran great by putting the people in charge. 0.51

00:34:43.740 God bless you all. 0.65

00:34:45.740 Iran will be great again when the people are in charge. 1.00

00:34:48.740 Help is on the way.

00:34:50.740 Rest in peace, Senator Lindsey Graham.

00:35:03.580 You will be sorely, sorely missed, sorely missed.

00:35:11.920 So that was the moment here.

00:35:15.260 So now I'm going to go back and I'm going to continue with the op-ed from His Royal Highness.

00:35:21.680 So Senator Graham took the stage as a surprise guest.

00:35:25.420 Guys, this was on February 14th.

00:35:27.560 So this was two weeks before the boom booms began and Khamenei was sent to hell where he belongs.

00:35:35.400 So on February 14th, Senator Graham took the stage as a surprise guest and the crowd was delighted.

00:35:42.640 greeting Amu Lindsay with a spontaneous chant of USA, USA. He was visibly moved,

00:35:50.920 grabbing Iran's historic lion and sun flag and waving it back to the cheering crowd.

00:35:57.060 He said, I have a message for the freedom-loving people of the world. If you love freedom,

00:36:04.280 stand with the Iranian protesters today. It is a time of choosing. I choose the Iranian people 0.68

00:36:12.080 over the murderous Ayatollah. In the months that followed, he rejected the false choice that has 0.98

00:36:19.220 dominated so much of Washington's thinking that the only alternatives are endless accommodation

00:36:25.480 with the regime or endless war against it. Instead, he recognized a third path. Stand with the Iranian

00:36:34.340 people as they seek to liberate themselves. In contrast with the vigils, the Iranian diaspora 1.00

00:36:41.960 observed after his death, the regime celebrated the news. Nothing illustrates Lindsey Graham's

00:36:49.360 character more clearly. He earned the hatred of tyrants and the love of the people they oppress.

00:36:56.860 There is a tendency in Washington to reduce Iran policy to discussions of centrifuges,

00:37:03.600 sanctions, negotiations, and military deterrence. Those issues are important,

00:37:09.420 but they can obscure the central truth of the Iranian question. The Islamic Republic's greatest

00:37:16.300 adversary has always been the Iranian people. And in the fight against this regime, the Iranian 0.99

00:37:23.540 people themselves are the staunchest allies of the United States. Senator Graham understood that.

00:37:30.560 He understood that behind every nuclear negotiation stood millions of men and women

00:37:36.400 who want the same freedoms that Americans have cherished for 250 years, to choose their leaders,

00:37:44.040 speak their minds, worship freely, and determine their own future. History will remember Lindsey

00:37:51.660 Graham for many things, his military service, his distinguished Senate tenure, his fierce

00:37:58.240 convictions, the friendships he forged across political divides. I feel confident in saying

00:38:06.340 that millions of Iranians will simply remember him as an American member of our family.

00:38:14.600 So there you go. That is the beautiful, beautiful tribute by His Royal Highness Rizal Pahlavi

00:38:23.440 about Senator Lindsey Graham, and that was published in the Washington Post today.

00:38:36.620 Let me now go to the next update that I have for you guys.

00:38:41.160 And of course, as I mentioned earlier, so His Royal Highness, of course, will be attending and did attend Senator Graham's funeral in Washington, D.C.

00:39:01.660 on behalf of millions of Iranians mourning the loss of a steadfast friend and ally.

00:39:08.380 Known affectionately by many as Amu Lindsay, a.k.a. Uncle Lindsay,

00:39:13.740 Senator Graham earned the trust and admiration of Iranians by consistently standing with them

00:39:19.380 in their struggle for freedom. The op-ed recalls Senator Graham's appearance before 250,000

00:39:26.620 Iranians at the meeting rally in February, where he declared, I choose the Iranian people

00:39:32.480 over the murderous Ayatollah. And of course, here is His Royal Highness, the Shah of Iran,

00:39:41.280 Reza Pahlavi II, attending Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral. And of course, there is President Trump

00:39:48.840 walking by. Now, we do have an important, so I wanted to share this interview with all of you.

00:40:10.080 So His Royal Highness also spoke with Reuters today.

00:40:16.920 So it's an exclusive interview.

00:40:21.520 And this came out today.

00:40:23.720 So this is 25 minutes long.

00:40:26.260 So we're going to watch it together because everything he says here is very important.

00:40:32.920 And I think this is going to answer a lot of your questions as well about what's happening or what's going on and what the current status of the Iranian revolution is at.

00:40:48.100 Reza Pahlavi, welcome. Thank you for speaking to Reuters today in Paris.

00:40:53.240 Over the past four months, we've interviewed more than 50 people, including eight of your current and former associates for our story about you.

00:41:00.420 But our audience always benefits when the subject of our reporting agrees to answer questions.

00:41:06.360 So thank you again.

00:41:07.720 Thank you for giving me the opportunity.

00:41:09.860 Sure.

00:41:10.500 So my first question is this.

00:41:13.080 You've been campaigning in Europe and the United States, giving speeches, raising money,

00:41:19.280 and meeting with elected officials to lead a transitional government in Iran.

00:41:24.380 Yet the Trump administration does not seem to support you.

00:41:27.940 So given all this, what is your route to return to Iran, and how soon do you think regime change can actually be achieved?

00:41:35.180 This campaign started as a lifetime mission to liberate Iran 46 years ago.

00:41:43.020 And it has never been about me.

00:41:44.740 It's been about the Iranian people and their right to self-determination, which is exactly what this is all about.

00:41:50.940 It is not for a foreign government to decide who or what should be the alternative for Iran.

00:41:57.220 that's up to the Iranian people I've never okay so for the people who are telling me can I fix my 0.94

00:42:03.960 audio there's background chatter there's nothing I can do about that guys I'm not in my usual spot 1.00

00:42:09.140 so it is what it is I apologize I'll mute my mic when I'm not speaking but other than that

00:42:17.000 there's nothing I can do as you can tell not in my usual space low tech based so I apologize

00:42:23.940 You're just going to have to deal with it until I'm able to be back in my usual location.

00:42:32.080 I'm going to go back and start from the beginning without interruption.

00:42:37.160 Reza Pallavi, welcome.

00:42:39.280 Thank you for speaking to Reuters today in Paris.

00:42:42.200 Over the past four months, we've interviewed more than 50 people, including eight of your

00:42:46.360 current and former associates for our story about you.

00:42:49.380 But our audience always benefits when the subject of our reporting agrees to answer questions.

00:42:55.320 So thank you again.

00:42:56.680 Thank you for giving me the opportunity.

00:42:58.820 Sure.

00:42:59.440 So my first question is this.

00:43:02.040 You've been campaigning in Europe and the United States, giving speeches, raising money,

00:43:08.240 and meeting with elected officials to lead a transitional government in Iran.

00:43:13.340 Yet the Trump administration does not seem to support you.

00:43:16.920 So given all this, what is your route to return to Iran and how soon do you think regime change can actually be achieved?

00:43:24.320 This campaign started as a lifetime mission to liberate Iran 46 years ago.

00:43:31.980 And it has never been about me.

00:43:33.740 It's been about the Iranian people and their right to self-determination, which is exactly what this is all about.

00:43:39.920 It is not for a foreign government to decide who or what should be the alternative for Iran.

00:43:46.200 that's up to the Iranian people. I've never asked for any kind of endorsement from any

00:43:53.640 leader or government. My entire mission in life, and I've said it time and again,

00:43:59.160 is to see to it that the people of Iran will have that chance in the future,

00:44:03.800 which determines what's the function of transition post-regime collapse,

00:44:08.760 so we can have a constitutional assembly to debate whatever final secular democratic form

00:44:15.960 of course, needs to take place and let the people of Iran choose. But from where we're sitting

00:44:20.600 today, when do you think regime change might occur? I think we're very close to it. And the

00:44:26.660 reason I say this is because, first and foremost, the regime is at its weakest it's ever been since

00:44:31.700 47 years. Not to mention the fact that in terms of legitimacy, it has totally lost any remaining

00:44:39.180 possible legitimacy it might have had, in the sense that many governments in all these four

00:44:45.400 decades have always followed the method of appeasement with the hope for behavior change

00:44:50.920 and somehow contribute to legitimizing the regime. Let me ask you about some of the statements you've

00:44:56.980 made. In July 2024, you spoke to the National Conservatism Conference in Washington, and you

00:45:03.740 said, quote, my friends, we are not seeking your intervention. Then this year, in mid-February,

00:45:10.640 you called on Washington to attack Iran, telling Reuters that, quote, intervention is a way to

00:45:16.440 save lives. And then once the war began, you told Fox News that, quote, this is the game changer. 0.65

00:45:23.240 Yeah, that's because the scenario changed, you idiot. That's because he made that statement 1.00

00:45:31.040 after the Islamic regime murdered over 54,000 innocent, unarmed Iranians on two days alone. 0.79

00:45:37.900 So, yes, of course, now we need intervention because the Islamic regime is literally murdering Iranians every single day. 1.00

00:45:47.340 Like, how stupid are these reporters? This is insane. Absolutely insane. Right. 1.00

00:45:52.240 Yes, the situation changes. The situation changes. Right. Everything is based on context.

00:45:59.420 Two years ago, at the National Conservative Convention, when His Royal Highness said that,

00:46:04.880 that was before the Islamic regime mass slaughtered over 54,000 innocent Iranians in two days alone. 0.72

00:46:14.520 Like, unbelievable, unbelievable.

00:46:18.040 We've been waiting for all this time.

00:46:20.740 So what caused your view on intervention to change between 2024 and 2026?

00:46:26.420 January 8th and 9th.

00:46:29.420 I called it. I called it. Guys, I haven't even seen this interview yet, and I called it, right?

00:46:35.480 The reporter's like, what caused your view to change? And he literally says, the massacre,

00:46:40.000 January 8 and 9, that was the mass slaughter of Iranian people. So yeah, obviously,

00:46:45.500 obviously our perspective changed after we saw the Islamic regime murder

00:46:50.540 over 54,000 innocent men, women, and children.

00:46:59.420 When you're living, dealing with that level of massacre, it changes the entire prospect of things.

00:47:10.100 Until a long time, I said, we don't need to have any intervention.

00:47:14.060 Let the Iranian people be empowered.

00:47:16.240 I've said for years, diplomacy doesn't work.

00:47:20.520 War is not the solution.

00:47:22.360 We are only left with a third way, and that is empowering the people of Iran.

00:47:26.300 That's something I've been saying for at least the last 20 years all over Europe and the United States.

00:47:31.880 What did change was what happened on January 8th.

00:47:35.900 And at that case, I said, look, this intervention can actually help save more lives that will otherwise also.

00:47:41.940 So it's really a matter of trying to protect more lives from being lost under this regime

00:47:46.580 that is demonstrating that it has no limit in terms of how far it's willing to go to kill its own citizenry.

00:47:52.160 We interviewed a congressman who described you as articulate, humble, and presidential.

00:47:57.600 But as I'm sure you're aware, you also have your critics.

00:48:00.700 And I don't want to make you feel uncomfortable, but, you know, some people point out that you've never had a salaried job, that you lack critical leadership skills.

00:48:10.200 Scott Anderson, author of King of Kings, the Iranian Revolution, said that you live in a kind of royalist bubble and, quote,

00:48:18.040 everything I've always heard about him from people in the Iranian diaspora is that he's kind of a

00:48:23.360 lightweight. And your main credential seems to be heredity. You are the son of the last shah. 0.98

00:48:28.100 So what is your response to this? I'm sure you've heard some of this before. You haven't set foot 0.99

00:48:33.100 in Iran in 48 years. Your father went into exile after a popular uprising against his autocratic

00:48:39.480 rule. What qualifications do you believe you have to lead a transitional government in Iran?

00:48:45.680 well if an attorney decides to take a case pro bono does this mean that he doesn't have a job

00:48:52.560 i've been doing this voluntarily for free for four decades as my sacrifice for the sake of

00:49:00.320 my country i could have easily decided back in cairo when my father passed away you know what

00:49:05.440 to hell with it i can pursue like many others a life business other things not that they didn't

00:49:13.520 have connections not that they didn't have people but i decided to stay in it for the sake of my

00:49:21.440 country that i think in terms of civilization in terms of culture in terms of what they can

00:49:27.920 offer the world deserve much better than this regime and this government so it's been a personal

00:49:35.760 sacrifice for a lifetime as far as track record i think that's part of the reason today's youth in

00:49:43.360 Iran that have followed me for these 46 years and have seen what I've said, what I've done,

00:49:49.660 judge me by my own action. It has nothing to do with the past. Yes, I happen to have the Pahlavi

00:49:55.160 name. And by the way, that's a positive. That's what people are chanting on the streets. Now,

00:50:00.080 people are entitled to their opinion. Some people may not like my face. Some people may think that

00:50:04.540 I should be doing this and that. I'm only honest with my own thoughts and principle and trying to

00:50:09.320 be the best I can with what I can and I tried to bring as many elements that I

00:50:13.640 believe can be supportive in getting the job done across the board that is what

00:50:18.580 I've been spending all my time doing by interacting with members of our

00:50:22.880 community with the diaspora with people inside Iran and of course the foreign

00:50:27.540 component of it friends of Iran those who believe that Iran does not deserve

00:50:32.420 to live in the dark ages as we have and remember an Iran that was prosperous that

00:50:38.240 was flourishing, their contribution to arts,

00:50:42.420 to music, to science, you name it.

00:50:44.680 And I think this is exactly why people are going

00:50:48.020 on the streets today, sacrificing their lives

00:50:50.860 for a better future.

00:50:51.980 You never can have 100% of everybody's support.

00:50:54.860 There's always going to be some exception.

00:50:56.400 But I think for the most part, I'm enjoying a lot

00:50:59.700 of support across the board, inside and outside of Iran.

00:51:02.360 I want to talk a little bit about your framework

00:51:04.340 that you released last year about a transition government.

00:51:07.940 It calls for a referendum, I think within six months,

00:51:10.880 that could result in a parliamentary monarchy or republic.

00:51:15.620 Are you ruling out becoming the monarch if that's what the Iranian people want?

00:51:20.300 Well, I'm telling you, I'm not running for office.

00:51:22.480 That has never been my preoccupation.

00:51:24.920 And, you know, it also depends on, at the end,

00:51:27.420 what it is that best serves the country's purpose.

00:51:29.760 At this point, I'm not focused about post-referendum.

00:51:33.800 My only focus right now should be and is,

00:51:36.420 how do we get to that final point one of my roles is to unite people I cannot

00:51:44.040 unite people by representing an alternative in terms of the final

00:51:49.500 product as opposed to the process because that's always divisive that's

00:51:54.720 why I'm telling you don't look at me as the candidate running for office look at

00:51:59.520 me as somebody who's provide you an avenue to that future irrespective of

00:52:03.360 what your final vote will be. Okay, well, I want to get to the issue of unifying the opposition

00:52:09.580 soon, but I want to first focus on what your activities, like, you know, in recent months.

00:52:16.080 I've spoken to some of your financial backers who are part of a group that have donated more

00:52:20.700 than $3 million to you, and I guess your campaign, and they say they've grown disillusioned with you

00:52:29.520 for the following reasons, that you didn't immediately strongly criticize President Trump's

00:52:35.280 social media posts that, quote, we are blasting Iran into oblivion, or as they say, back to the

00:52:41.380 stone ages. I know you later did an answer to journalists' questions, but you didn't like

00:52:45.880 immediately post something about it, that you haven't forcefully condemned some of the more

00:52:50.420 radical supporters' violence against and the harassment of other Iranian dissidents. And they

00:52:57.120 believe that you haven't tried hard enough to unify Iran's deeply divided opposition.

00:53:02.940 They also say that they raise these with you face, well, not face-to-face, in private calls

00:53:08.080 with you. But to their frustration, you haven't taken their advice. So what is your response to

00:53:14.900 that? Well, let me first start with the, I guess you would call them benefactors. I'm not going to

00:53:21.420 change the mission based on the benefactor's expectation that I pay you, but you have to do

00:53:27.500 X, Y, and Z. That's not the way it works. Well, there were two things. One is that

00:53:31.140 you haven't tried hard enough to unify Iran's deeply divided opposition and that they've raised

00:53:36.380 these. Okay, but our opposition, guys, our opposition is not deeply divided. Like that's

00:53:41.780 literally insane. Everyone is united behind His Royal Highness. The only people who don't support

00:53:49.420 him are the same elements who were involved in the 1979 Islamic coup d'etat. So you have

00:53:55.980 the MEK, you have the communists, you have the Marxists, you have the Islamists, and of course 0.83

00:54:01.560 you have the woke progressive left, right? The same groups that caused the 1979 Islamic coup d'etat, 0.65

00:54:11.640 right they're the ones who today still oppose him so what like what is he supposed to do like

00:54:19.540 force everyone uh even the ones who who don't want to free iran like that's that's wild the

00:54:26.040 opposition is actually united we've all united under his royal highness absolutely insane

00:54:34.040 issues with you and and that you and that you haven't taken their advice well i think that

00:54:41.320 for the last at least two years, I've been extremely active in broadening the tents,

00:54:47.880 so to speak. In fact, I don't think I haven't had such a broad array of diverse representative of

00:54:55.560 the Iranian opposition gathered under one roof from all walks of life, ideologies. In fact,

00:55:02.040 I've reached out to people who were, at the time, my father's worst enemies. Today, they are fully

00:55:09.320 on board working with me i'm talking about former marxist people who used to be a member of the

00:55:13.960 two-day party the fedaya nakhal organization former mek members i don't know how far more

00:55:21.000 can you stretch the tent including those people to prove that in fact there is much more unity

00:55:27.640 than ever certainly inside iran there's there's never going to be a perfect uh coalition but i

00:55:35.320 I think that I've extended this tent pretty large, and I don't know how much the people

00:55:40.040 who make such statements have actually followed are aware of the meetings I've had and the

00:55:44.860 gatherings that I've had, but I can assure you this has been my efforts all the time.

00:55:50.560 So in the space of a few months earlier this year, self-identified supporters of yours

00:55:56.500 beat up a Kurdish reporter in London, hospitalizing him, and intimidated restaurant owners in

00:56:02.420 london and vienna demanding they display iran's pre-revolution line uh so first of all he is not

00:56:11.860 like he does not answer for what other people do second of all it's already been uh identified

00:56:21.140 that many um either the communists or the islamists they like it's one of their tactics

00:56:29.220 they will pretend like they support the shah but then they'll go and engage in violence to make him

00:56:36.580 look bad guys in fact like this this is absolutely insane that reuters is treating this as if like

00:56:43.860 something um and guys i'm not joking okay like this is the tactic that the communists and the

00:56:52.900 Islamists have used since the 1970s. In fact, one of the main reasons that the 1979 Islamic 0.85

00:57:03.840 Qudita was successful is because of the Cinema Rex fire. I've spoken about this before, but let

00:57:12.020 me just share this again so that you guys know exactly what I'm talking about. So the Cinema Rex

00:57:19.320 fire occurred on August 19, 1978 when the cinema wrecks in Abaddon, Iran was set ablaze, killing

00:57:27.780 somewhere between 377 to 470 people. Guys, here's the important part. The event started when four

00:57:37.240 individuals who were militants motivated by Islamic extremism doused the building with

00:57:43.820 airplane fuel before setting it alight. The attack was responsible in part for triggering

00:57:50.340 the Islamic revolution of 1979. The governing dynasty, so the Shah at the time blamed the

00:57:57.680 Islamic Marxists for the fire, and later reported that Islamic militants started the fire, while

00:58:04.800 the anti-Pahlavi protesters, right, so basically, so the Islamists and the communists,

00:58:11.580 they actually blamed Savuk, right? They blamed the Shah's secret police for setting the fire.

00:58:19.640 Even though Islamic extremists were responsible for the attack, the Islamic opposition benefited

00:58:25.380 greatly from the disaster in terms of propaganda because of the general atmosphere of mistrust

00:58:31.400 and wrath. Unfortunately, many people accepted the disinformation, right? So guys, again,

00:58:38.820 when when we tell you that uh the islamic regime right and communists this is one of their well 0.96

00:58:47.260 known tactics they will infiltrate movements and they will engage in violence and you know 0.94

00:58:55.460 whatever else and you know they'll they'll pretend like they support the shock and they do this

00:59:00.940 so that people will then oppose the Shah, okay?

00:59:06.380 And this has been going on for decades, decades.

00:59:11.540 And as you can see here, Cinema Rex Fire,

00:59:15.620 they did the exact same thing in 1978.

00:59:18.660 So, you know, a lot of people ask,

00:59:21.120 well, what made the Iranian people turn against the Shah?

00:59:25.840 this cinema wrecks fire is is pretty much like the the spark that ignited the flame 0.76

00:59:35.020 right however after the islamic regime took over and pretty much you know um like after the dust 0.78

00:59:46.520 had settled the islamic regime admitted that it wasn't the shah it wasn't sabuk who started the

00:59:53.360 fire it was um it was you know islamic militants right it was basically the it was like the mek

01:00:02.180 and the you know jihadis right they were the ones who started the fire and then they blamed

01:00:09.980 savak right so remember guys whenever you you hear the communists and the islamists they talk 0.76

01:00:16.200 about oh yeah savak murdered people it wasn't savak it was them right and they're banking on 0.97

01:00:23.220 the fact that you guys don't know about cinema recs okay cinema recs so there you go this is you 0.75

01:00:32.680 know one well documented but very very uh you know little known example of uh communists and

01:00:42.240 islamists planting themselves into various movements and then engaging in violence

01:00:47.840 in order to smear the person so you know going back to to now this question from Reuters first 0.99

01:00:57.000 of all the question is absolute garbage because how is his royal highness responsible for the 0.91

01:01:03.780 actions of anyone else right like he's only responsible for his own actions because he's 0.96

01:01:09.020 never ever ever um said for Iranians to be violent right he's always only ever advocated for peaceful

01:01:17.560 uprisings so that's the first thing second of all i guarantee you the people who engage in that

01:01:24.380 violence probably not even shah supporters right they're they're either the mek or you know like 0.53

01:01:31.320 antifa or you know they're they're uh islamic terrorists right so now let's go back to this 0.99

01:01:37.980 this garbage question right as if somehow the shah's responsible 0.99

01:01:41.320 A Kurdish reporter in London, hospitalizing him, 0.98

01:01:50.240 and intimidated restaurant owners in London and Vienna,

01:01:53.340 demanding they display Iran's pre-revolution lion and sun flag.

01:01:58.700 At a meeting of the Iran Freedom Conference in London,

01:02:01.720 some attendees were advised to leave the basement

01:02:04.260 because of fears of violence.

01:02:06.380 When one attendee left on foot, anyway, he was out of pod.

01:02:09.880 There were other instances at CPAC in Texas in March, where one opposition activist was

01:02:16.080 told by one of your supporters they would run her over in a truck if she didn't chant

01:02:20.540 Javid Shah.

01:02:23.060 Police in The Hague are investigating claims your supporters have harassed and threatened

01:02:27.160 dissidents there.

01:02:28.280 We want to show you just a quick, this is very quick, but the Kurdish journalist who

01:02:34.560 was hospitalized.

01:02:39.880 You know, what is your response to that?

01:02:51.760 I believe in pluralism.

01:02:53.360 I believe in tolerance.

01:02:55.320 I believe in civility, in debate, in argument, in comportment, respect, and no hostility of any kind or no brutality of any kind.

01:03:06.820 That goes for everyone.

01:03:08.340 anybody who claims to be my supporter has to understand that these are the guidelines and

01:03:15.660 anyone who would violate these guidelines a I don't consider supporter and I'll be the first

01:03:21.400 to condemn that behavior and if their behavior is criminal that they will face the full penalty of

01:03:27.900 the law in any country in which sub violation has occurred let me be very clear about that

01:03:32.700 And finally, I would also say that don't forget that the regime has also a lot of plants, a lot of agents provocateurs, as the French would say, agitators, masquerading as supporters of this or that group to create, in fact, these kind of conflicts.

01:03:50.760 These aren't isolated incidents. There's a pattern of behavior amongst your supporters, and it's violent.

01:03:57.340 And as I said, I condemn it. I distance myself from that. I don't justify it. I don't condone it. And in fact, I ask for whatever authority it is to have them face the crime they've committed. You cannot just go and start brutalizing people. It's well beyond just the ethics and the moral conduct of it, but it's also, it has implications.

01:04:21.660 We have to be respectful.

01:04:23.460 How could we possibly guarantee the Iranian people in the future

01:04:26.780 that they'll be protected under the law and they'll be justice

01:04:29.880 if they conduct themselves in this way and they want to be advocates?

01:04:35.700 You know what's wild to me?

01:04:38.180 We're 13 minutes into this interview,

01:04:41.420 and Reuters has not once, once asked about the Iranian people in occupied Iran

01:04:48.800 who are being murdered by the Islamic regime.

01:04:50.840 Reuters has not once asked about the Islamic regime and their crimes against humanity. Reuters has not once asked about the suffering of the Iranian people. We're 14 minutes in. We're pretty much halfway through. We're halfway through this interview. 0.69

01:05:12.720 and the entire thing so far has been attacking um his royal highness and his credibility

01:05:19.860 guys do you see how the mainstream media hates hates iran hates iranians right this is exactly

01:05:30.460 how they were back in the 1970s as well um when instead of focusing on the viciousness and the

01:05:38.640 crimes of you know the the communists and the muslims and the nazis right instead they were

01:05:44.720 attacking the shah it's the exact same thing here now of of a future based on violence and 0.62

01:05:53.040 retribution of course not i want to ask you um something i'm hoping you'll address and this is

01:05:58.380 a criticism it's also again from some of your financial backers that you haven't tamped down

01:06:04.040 on some of the harsh rhetoric of some of your closest advisors.

01:06:08.240 So, one example, in January, Saeed Ghassan Minajad,

01:06:12.540 he posted this on X.

01:06:14.280 You're either with Prince Reza Pallavi or with the Islamic Republic. 0.99

01:06:19.480 Yeah, that's true.

01:06:21.460 Like, you either support His Royal Highness,

01:06:25.900 or if you're opposed to him, that basically means

01:06:28.860 you're supporting the Islamic regime.

01:06:31.300 If you're weakening the field commander for any reason whatsoever, you're an agent of the enemy. 0.78

01:06:48.060 Also, and I know, I apologize because I know this is going to be a bit awkward, but your wife Yasmin has also drawn criticism for some of her remarks and social media posts about other Iranian dissonance.

01:07:00.060 She reposted on Instagram an image of an Iranian protester holding a sign reading, death to the three corrupts, Mullahs, leftists, and Mujahedin. I'm sure you've seen this. And she repeated the slogan in her own case.

01:07:16.580 Yeah, we say that all the time, because we're speaking about the ideology. Because remember, guys, it was the unholy alliance of the red and the black that destroyed Iran, right? It was the jihadis, the Marxists, and the MEK. 0.99

01:07:37.760 so yeah like basically it's we're we're saying that we don't want those ideologies and those

01:07:44.940 ideologies have no place in a free modern democratic society because it was that unholy 1.00

01:07:52.260 alliance of the red and the black that turned iran into the seventh century islamic hellhole 1.00

01:07:57.820 that it is today right so so um the islamic regime is murdering iranians right the islamic 0.86

01:08:07.760 regime not only mass slaughtered over 54,000 innocent unarmed Iranians on January 8 and 9 0.83

01:08:16.140 alone, but they're executing people every day. And yet Reuters is more concerned with the

01:08:26.120 statements that his wife is making. First of all, why should the Shah, why is he responsible for

01:08:33.000 what his wife is saying. Isn't that kind of like misogynistic in a way? Like, why should he answer

01:08:38.920 for what his wife says? If these people have an issue with his wife, why don't you go and ask

01:08:46.540 his wife? And, you know, Texas makes a really good point here. You know, has anyone in the media

01:08:53.460 asked Mamdani about his wife and, you know, why she hearted pics and videos from the October 7

01:09:02.060 genocidal massacre of of hamas muslim terrorists against the jewish people how come no one ever 1.00

01:09:07.800 asks memdani about all the garbage literally the the garbage jihadi terrorist stuff that his wife 1.00

01:09:14.240 posts right but somehow the shah of you you know the shah he's somehow responsible for what his 0.99

01:09:22.220 wife says like what a garbage interview like what do they think do they think that she answers to 0.67

01:09:29.100 him do they think that like he controls her they're they're basically like partners right 0.99

01:09:36.680 in in an equal relationship and she has her own mind you know she can do whatever she wants

01:09:44.020 and you know she can say whatever she wants to say um so just i just want to point out the

01:09:52.380 the misogyny here right just caption so i realized that it's some well first of all what what i know 0.97

01:10:01.980 about this one in particular is this was a picture generated from inside iran she's doing the woman

01:10:09.020 life freedom movement she took it as a spontaneous uh act there when we realized what it was said

01:10:16.220 and that she immediately took it down right and she said later to clarify that of course i'm not

01:10:21.340 advocating violence or death to this or that so she said that on the record so

01:10:26.500 be unfair to say that she she never took a position on that as far as every

01:10:31.480 single statement made by the my team we are certainly establishing a much

01:10:37.360 stricter protocol now in terms of to what extent people who are closely

01:10:44.920 associated with me have to be able to censor themselves which is very unfair

01:10:50.280 to begin with because it's a violation of free speech but at the same time you can no longer act

01:10:55.880 independently you have to be much more careful about what we said or not and you know understand

01:11:01.800 one thing i know saeed ghaseminejad and others on my team some of them have lived the toughest

01:11:07.640 possible ordeal to get to where they are today they've been in jail in iran they've been tortured

01:11:13.720 by the very same regime that are fighting for today and so you have to understand that a lot

01:11:19.080 of it could be humanly understandable in terms of pent-up frustration what have you i'm not saying

01:11:25.640 that they should not curb some of their statements and i've already talked to them about that hopefully

01:11:31.000 that will be corrected but you have to understand the sentiments out there people in iran are on the

01:11:37.320 edge of revenge almost are vengeful i want to ask you um about the recent murder of masoud masjudi

01:11:45.320 um who by the way was a supporter of yours up up until a certain point he was he was a member of

01:11:51.180 forest guard um and he was an academic who lived near vancouver and he became a critic of yours as

01:11:59.220 i assume you're aware and he sued you in 2024 with in two separate cases and he alleged that

01:12:07.160 you had directed cyber attacks on pro-democracy iranian activists now let me preface this by

01:12:13.260 saying that there's no evidence at all that you had anything to do with his murder. That's not

01:12:18.560 why I'm bringing this up. But Canadian prosecutors have charged two of your supporters with murdering

01:12:25.940 him. What I'd like to ask you first is whether you knew Mr. Moss, Judy, or not. Okay, so again,

01:12:32.780 absolutely insane, absolutely insane that people are claiming that those two people were his

01:12:42.800 supporters. No, they weren't. They're actually Islamic regime supporters who infiltrated

01:12:48.760 the pro-Iran movement. Because again, this is what happens. And isn't it absolutely wild? Like

01:12:56.720 the reporter knows, he knows that the Shah had nothing to do with this. So then why the hell

01:13:01.820 are you asking the Shah about a criminal case in Canada? Right? Like, it's just like, just

01:13:09.200 literally garbage questions i don't recall at all uh any meetings or discussions i mean you know

01:13:17.840 thousands of people over the years have been participating in zoom calls or what have you

01:13:22.560 he may have been in the mix honestly i don't recall but that's not the point the point is

01:13:27.540 this is tragic what has happened and whoever was responsible for this murder ought to be

01:13:32.840 facing a court of law and be

01:13:34.960 a judge for

01:13:36.960 the crime death committee?

01:13:38.860 Guys, so I've actually noticed

01:13:40.920 several times that this

01:13:43.100 interview has been edited.

01:13:45.800 So, like, if you

01:13:46.700 notice, when they, like,

01:13:49.120 clip, he was about to say something

01:13:51.160 else, but then they clip it here.

01:13:53.860 Also, in

01:13:54.960 the question before,

01:13:57.860 he was about to say

01:13:59.060 something else, but then

01:14:00.840 Reuters cut it off. So this is not a full interview. This is edited, guys. Did you catch

01:14:07.160 that? Look at this. So right here, when they switch the camera angle, when they switch the

01:14:15.340 camera angle, you can tell that he was speaking and he wanted to finish the sentence. Then they

01:14:22.760 edited it. Watch this. Listen. Thousands of people over the years have been participating in Zoom

01:14:29.680 calls or what have you he may have been in the mix honestly i don't recall but that's not the

01:14:34.800 point the point is this is tragic what has happened and whoever was responsible for this

01:14:40.080 murder ought to be uh facing a court of law and be a judge for for the crime they've committed

01:14:46.300 just two things on the mass judy case so when you said when you signed two sworn affidavits you said

01:14:53.060 I do not know the plaintiff, Masoud Masjudi.

01:14:57.700 And we found that he posted on YouTube an audio Zoom call he had with you in 2021.

01:15:05.120 It's 18 minutes long of him speaking to you.

01:15:07.940 It's possible.

01:15:08.700 As I said, at the time, I said I did not.

01:15:11.980 OK, again, that is absolutely wild.

01:15:15.160 So, guys, here's the thing.

01:15:16.920 I was a politician for seven years, OK?

01:15:20.580 I was in politics for 10 years, like elected official for seven. During those seven years,

01:15:29.620 I literally had meetings with thousands of people. Okay. I had in-person meetings. I had

01:15:37.120 Zoom meetings, you know, countless, countless. Okay. Do I know these people? No. Do I remember

01:15:50.220 every single meeting with every single person that I had? No, absolutely not. So what sort of

01:15:59.380 like gotcha question is this? Because like any politician knows, right? Like I've literally met

01:16:08.300 tens of thousands of people. I've shaken so many hands. I have like so many photos with so many

01:16:16.740 people that I don't know. Okay. So, you know, let's say, let's say if like, I don't know,

01:16:23.120 like reporters asked me, okay, do you know John Doe? And I'm like, nope, I don't know him. I've,

01:16:31.960 I don't recall meeting him or speaking with him or anything. Right. And then imagine they, you know,

01:16:37.440 pull up a photo and they're like, oh, look, this is you and John Doe. And, you know, here you guys

01:16:43.260 and you took a photo with him, you know, on, you know, back in 2018 and you had a 10 minute

01:16:50.980 conversation with him. Okay. So, so like, am I expected to remember the name of every single

01:17:04.500 person that I've met? And guys, that that's me. That's me as like a, you know, a provincial

01:17:09.660 politician. So that would be like the equivalent of, of like a state politician. Okay. So, you

01:17:16.180 know, state level politician in Canada for seven years. And I've literally met tens of thousands

01:17:21.620 of people in the seven years. And even before that, right, during the election campaign as well.

01:17:27.280 So now imagine, imagine His Royal Highness, okay, he's not some state level politician, right?

01:17:35.100 He's international. He's international. And he has been doing this for 46 years, okay? So just imagine how many hundreds of thousands of people he must have met in the last 46 years. Conversations, meetings, photos, you know, whatever.

01:17:56.460 how how could anyone reasonably expect him to remember every single name every single

01:18:05.360 conversation you know every and then now they're like oh well you had a zoom video with him back

01:18:10.720 in 2021 really like what is that even supposed to prove that that literally proves nothing

01:18:16.320 like this whole line of questioning is absolute garbage he posted on youtube an audio zoom call

01:18:23.300 had with you in 2021 it's 18 minutes long of him speaking to you it's possible as i said at the

01:18:29.620 time i said i did not recall because it's not like i have one zoom call every five years

01:18:34.340 i have a zoom call maybe twice a week with thousands of people in the mix so honestly

01:18:39.140 remembering who was there and said something is not there sometimes people come in there not even

01:18:43.860 with their own name so my honest answer was at the time and i i still say the same thing i really do

01:18:49.620 not recall having had any specific conversation with this individual so i want to ask you about

01:18:54.180 your relationship with the irgc because this is brought up in the mass judy case as well relationship

01:18:59.140 that's a big word now you you've said in an interview in 2018 on iran international that

01:19:04.500 you've had dialogues with them and basij um and that you've also more recently asked you know

01:19:11.380 some of them to defect. What exactly is your position on the IRGC?

01:19:17.140 Right after the Green Movement and closer to the timeline where the Women Like Freedom Movement

01:19:26.020 kicked in, I began receiving some DMs in my social media by elements that say, you know,

01:19:35.940 I'm a Basiji in Mashhad, or I'm a member of the IRGC in such and such country.

01:19:43.200 We hate this regime. We're not with them.

01:19:45.780 We're looking for an opportunity to break away, blah, blah, blah.

01:19:49.860 It was really a casual.

01:19:51.000 And when I said to the media that I'm in touch with elements like that,

01:19:55.160 it was in that context.

01:19:56.680 It's not like, in fact, talking to the IRGC command, not at all.

01:20:01.540 But there were elements of the Basij, of the SEPA.

01:20:05.000 of course the military as well that would communicate with me you know

01:20:09.620 discreetly and obviously as a sign that you know what you know this is what the

01:20:14.600 deal is one of these days there could be elements that are part of the military

01:20:20.360 or the paramilitary force or the civilian bureaucracy of this very regime

01:20:25.640 that may want to peel away and are not criminally responsible to have blood on

01:20:33.560 their hands let's be clear on that yeah i mean that's really important guys that's really

01:20:39.940 important this is something that he has said from the beginning guys i have said this numerous times

01:20:46.840 in the last you know year right there's a campaign that campaign is meant to encourage

01:20:56.140 those Iranians who are within the IRGC, but who do not have blood on their hands,

01:21:05.720 they have a pathway to defect and join the Iranian people. Why wouldn't we want that? 1.00

01:21:12.480 Why wouldn't we want that? Obviously, those elements of the IRGC that are criminal and

01:21:19.600 have blood on their hands, right? Even if they defect, that's not good enough, right? They have

01:21:26.040 to face trial, right? They have to, you know, go before like a court of justice and, you know,

01:21:34.220 answer for their crimes, obviously. But anyone who's within the IRGC apparatus, who isn't guilty 0.64

01:21:42.480 of, you know, crimes against the Iranian people, who doesn't have blood on their hands, right?

01:21:49.600 They are defecting. That's what we want. Like, guys, isn't it wild? So this garbage interview starts off with the Reuters reporters criticizing the Shah because apparently he's not unifying people enough. 0.94

01:22:10.140 So they start off by saying, you haven't done enough to unify the opposition. Now they're criticizing him, literally, like, what is this? So 20 minutes into the interview, they're criticizing him because he is now trying to unify those Iranians who are within the Islamic regime, 0.95

01:22:37.940 but are not criminally responsible for the murder of Iranian people. 0.97

01:22:42.380 Do you see, even within their own garbage interview, 0.98

01:22:46.260 they're going against their own narrative, right? 0.91

01:22:52.260 You know, when you have to do your military service,

01:22:54.640 you have the option to serve in the military or sepah.

01:22:57.220 This is what many of the youth had to go through.

01:22:59.740 Does that make them criminals?

01:23:02.220 Not necessarily.

01:23:03.240 and to detach the bulk of them from the top corrupt leadership that are directly implicated

01:23:10.080 with those atrocities and that violence and that repression you have to be able to detach the same

01:23:15.480 thing when you look at the second world war and at the end of the second world war you had the

01:23:19.660 Nuremberg trials right you put on prosecuted the top leaders of the third Reich but I don't think

01:23:27.400 that it was meant to go after every single soldier that served in the German

01:23:30.900 army in the same sense and especially when you look further at what happened

01:23:36.340 in Iraq after the bathification and part of the reason why regime change has

01:23:44.380 gotten a bad name in the West why was it because it was so poorly implemented and

01:23:50.560 executed in Afghanistan and particularly in Iraq where the Republican guys were

01:23:57.460 sent home half of them ended up becoming Isis fighters I didn't want that to be 0.64

01:24:01.880 repeated in the case of Iran so let me let me complete this and to give you the 1.00

01:24:08.500 evolution of thinking and I said okay so we need to make sure that there's always

01:24:14.260 an exit strategy available again stressing for those who are not

01:24:19.240 responsible for murder or criminal behavior. That should be, even in the

01:24:23.860 transitional justice, I think that's part of the thing we're going to look at. But

01:24:27.580 then SEPA started acting far more violently. SEPA started to become an

01:24:33.520 actual instrument and an obstacle, not only in against their own citizenry, the 0.71

01:24:38.920 proxy wars extending all the way to the Western Hemisphere, at which point, and

01:24:44.000 And for at least the last 10 years, I've been one of the first advocates of proscribing the IRGC as a terrorist organization for two reasons.

01:24:52.560 Number one is, in fact, their behavior is nothing short of being terror at home and abroad.

01:24:58.680 And as a means of our approach to my five-point plan of action that includes maximum pressure on the regime, one of them is putting more pressure on the regime by proscribing the IRGC,

01:25:12.240 which is the key element that holds this regime in place. 0.63

01:25:15.700 And I've asked that and I've campaigned for it

01:25:17.680 for the past few years in Europe in particular.

01:25:20.100 But even in recent months when I was in Britain

01:25:22.140 and I've asked the same question from former British prime ministers,

01:25:27.320 why is it that your government has not prescribed the IRGC?

01:25:32.460 And they gave their answer.

01:25:33.540 But I've been a very strong advocate for putting IRGC on the list.

01:25:38.300 Why? Because I thought that this is now a moment

01:25:40.560 where they are no longer uh they're an actual impediment and obstacle to our liberation and for

01:25:49.280 that reason they have to be categorized as an element that is a menace not just to our own 0.60

01:25:53.360 citizenry but are now an actual threat to uh foreign um civilians british citizens german 0.73

01:26:02.480 citizens swedish citizens journalists members of the lgbt community the jewish community so on and

01:26:08.960 so forth. So to be clear, you think there are elements within the IRGC that can be

01:26:12.860 rehabilitated? If you've been directly responsible for

01:26:16.500 calling for people to be massacred and murdered, that's an unforgivable

01:26:20.880 crime. What the penalty is, that's not for me to decide.

01:26:24.900 That's for the future judicial system and whatever

01:26:28.760 is the law of the land at the time. What is the punishment for that kind of behavior?

01:26:34.140 But at the same time, what I'm saying is that

01:26:37.000 There are various degrees of culpability.

01:26:40.960 There have been reports, and they're kind of anonymous, that you've received funding from Israel and Saudi Arabia.

01:26:46.620 Is that true?

01:26:47.820 Absolutely false.

01:26:49.100 I have not been a recipient of any governmental or public fund on the outside.

01:26:55.080 Every dime that comes to my campaign comes from private donations of supporters.

01:27:01.340 Hopefully we'll have more benefactors that give us bigger checks.

01:27:04.140 Unless there's something else that we haven't brought up

01:27:06.920 that you'd like to address.

01:27:08.940 I have absolute...

01:27:12.660 Gee, I don't know. 1.00

01:27:14.840 What about the mass slaughter of Iranian people

01:27:17.540 on January 8 and 9?

01:27:18.880 Is that maybe something that you guys want to address?

01:27:22.100 Absolute confidence that once we are liberated,

01:27:24.860 all of these areas of darkness or negativity

01:27:29.600 will completely disappear.

01:27:32.480 I have faith in that.

01:27:33.540 If I didn't, I wouldn't bother with this, honestly.

01:27:35.700 So maybe we're not made for it.

01:27:37.420 Maybe we don't deserve any better.

01:27:38.900 Maybe, you know, as one of the saying goes,

01:27:41.420 you judge people by the governments they have.

01:27:44.340 But in this case, it's an exception. 0.76

01:27:46.300 Iran was occupied by a regime that from day one

01:27:50.640 waged war against us as a nation. 0.98

01:27:52.760 And this is not us.

01:27:55.500 And so that's why I think that a regime that celebrates martyrdom

01:28:00.060 and calls for violence is not representative of Iranians that are peaceful and and want that and 0.91

01:28:07.420 that defines exactly our campaign how we differ from the people currently occupying our country

01:28:14.300 and whether I'm around or not whether I get to Iran one day or not 0.74

01:28:21.660 look at the forest and the 92 million strong nation that waits to be part of the free world

01:28:28.780 and they deserve to be there.

01:28:30.520 And that's what I'm fighting for.

01:28:32.320 Praise the quality.

01:28:33.020 Thanks so much again for speaking with Reuters today.

01:28:35.920 Thank you.

01:28:36.440 Wow. 0.99

01:28:37.080 Garbage interview. 0.99

01:28:39.620 That's what I'm fighting for. 0.97

01:28:41.660 Praise the quality.

01:28:42.580 Okay.

01:28:43.220 So there you go.

01:28:46.100 I have to end the live stream here.

01:28:48.460 But before I do, I'm going to get to your questions

01:28:51.680 and comments and super chats.

01:28:53.640 So thank you, everyone, for being so patient.

01:28:57.020 so uh monday merci says my entire life persia was occupied because of patriots like you um

01:29:06.900 goldie june may the last of my breaths be taken in a free iran job eachah thank you that's that's

01:29:13.800 what we're we're all fighting for and um you know my entire life iran um so so we don't call it

01:29:21.780 Persia. We call it Iran. Persia is the Greek word for Iran. The real name of the country

01:29:30.340 is Iran. So I just wanted to make that clear. But I know a lot of people sort of confuse Iran

01:29:38.040 with Persia. Iran is the original name. And the word Iran actually has existed for thousands of

01:29:49.360 years before Islam was invented. So a lot of people think that the word Iran is Islamic. It's

01:29:55.680 not. Iran is actually like the word Iran, the name Iran has existed for thousands of years again

01:30:06.940 before Islam was invented. So again, Persia is what the Greeks call Iran. So just a little

01:30:14.280 lesson in the name. So, you know, my entire life, Iran has also been occupied. And, you know,

01:30:24.520 I'm looking forward to, you know, all of us are looking forward to freeing Iran. And, you know,

01:30:30.900 we would love to welcome you in a free Iran. So thank you so much for that. Scruff Dizzle,

01:30:37.660 none of the Islamic regime leaders have the courage to show up to these public murders, 0.86

01:30:42.800 even with all of the weapons behind them the people of iran have the courage thank you yes the

01:30:48.520 public murders have been going on for 47 years um omit says shirvin balbedion is the 18 year old

01:30:57.360 17 or 18 that was interrogated in that video where he didn't even know what a sentence meant

01:31:04.180 yeah that's um i played that video earlier where yeah it's it's absolutely horrifying um

01:31:10.380 um it's they're they're killing our young people kujo says this breaks my heart thank you goldie

01:31:17.780 for your amazing work um we'd never understand all of this in america without you god protect

01:31:24.060 the iran people thank you so much kujo appreciate that appreciate your support um yeah it's it's

01:31:31.540 tough it's tough pc says hi goldie i'm traveling to u.s today i'm praying for iran to be free

01:31:38.720 always with safe travels pc wishing you all the best and thank you so much for your prayers

01:31:45.520 john diamond reuters is mainstream and left wing yeah absolutely it is um all for aria hi goldie

01:31:54.160 and rose and all in the chat free iran hello hi welcome john diamond reuters is a british news

01:32:02.400 agency that says it all yeah kind of similar to bbc right i agree it's terrible buddy sanders

01:32:08.940 reuters is all propaganda new york city london paris berlin lost yeah i i agree um i think

01:32:15.660 reuters is terrible uh eli goldman says my trust in hrh is a path of his absolute he gives me

01:32:24.620 excuse me he gives me hope for a free iran and a brighter future and you know thank you so much

01:32:30.180 Eli, I appreciate that. And I'm Israel, hi. Eli Goldman gifted a membership. Thank you so much,

01:32:36.000 Eli. Uncle Led says, these reporters are libtard lying BS. Yeah, I agree. They clearly and obviously 1.00

01:32:47.160 have an agenda. Omid Salud says, so they're funded by MEK. All makes sense. I mean, they could be,

01:32:55.720 who knows right um john diamond there were a lot of us in the u.s knew that the rex was an islamist

01:33:05.080 marxist attack yeah so i'm glad that you guys know about that and um you should always like

01:33:12.260 you know keep um keep the cinema rex example and always use it as a reminder right all of these 0.71

01:33:18.920 false flag events the communists and the islamists they'll always blame they'll blame the the

01:33:25.220 patriots but it's always them it's literally always them right um Stephen Riley I hate this

01:33:33.560 interview having HRH justify everything in the world yeah guys I mean we hate it too because

01:33:39.920 this is what we're up against right like we have a hostile media that is more concerned about

01:33:46.580 attacking um the person who was going to free Iran and transition us from a democrat from from

01:33:54.720 an Islamic dictatorship to a democratic society, they're more interested in attacking him than

01:34:00.360 they are about, you know, using the opportunity to learn about, you know, what his plans are for

01:34:06.520 the future, what the Iranian people are saying, you know, what are you hearing on the inside? 0.99

01:34:11.260 You know, what are the crimes against humanity, right? Like, there's so many other things that 1.00

01:34:15.120 they could have asked about. But instead, they're literally asking him about, you know, his wife's

01:34:20.120 Instagram posts on social media, right? Or like they're asking him about some, you know,

01:34:27.000 criminal case in Canada. Like it's just, it's absolute garbage, right? Pushup says this was 1.00

01:34:34.940 edited by DWS News owned by Door Republic Media, which is based in Pakistan. This edit job is a

01:34:43.260 psyop. Yeah, it seems that way. I'm definitely going to see if I can try to find the original

01:34:48.600 unedited version because this edited version absolutely it does it does look like a psyop so

01:34:56.340 i'm gonna see if i can try it i'll see if i can find the the uh full unedited version it must be

01:35:02.800 out there but uh this is wild like do you guys see how like how the media is just constantly

01:35:09.280 attacking like these people don't want to free iran pc god bless you goldie thank you so much

01:35:16.500 PC. I'm Israel Chai. Safe travels. Quills says, so glad to be watching your 200th episode on my

01:35:23.280 birthday. Oh my gosh, Quills, happy birthday to you. Wishing you all the best. Very, very happy

01:35:34.120 birthday to you. Christy Johnson, I may have missed if you covered the speech from Senator

01:35:42.760 Sheehy on Iran the other day. What are your thoughts on what he said? Have you said? So I

01:35:47.760 actually haven't, I haven't seen it yet, just because I've been on the road a little bit. So

01:35:52.980 my time has been limited. So I'm just kind of focusing on sort of the major things. But I've

01:35:58.400 added it to my to watch and to do list. And you know, once I'm back in my regular, regular spot,

01:36:06.620 regular studio, you know, I'll have more time to go over some of these clips and provide thoughts

01:36:12.560 analysis and and commentary um okay guys so i wanted to thank all of you for tuning in to episode

01:36:22.480 200 of iran revolution live um i'm going to take a quick break and then i will be back probably

01:36:32.300 about i don't know half an hour or so um for the evening edition of the goldie show where i'm going

01:36:41.140 to go over the latest happenings. And of course, after four days of silence, you know, the Muslim 1.00

01:36:49.940 Nazis, they just, they can't help themselves, right? So, you know, while they are murdering 0.99

01:36:55.980 and executing Iranians every single day, they've now launched attacks at the United States and 0.98

01:37:02.400 CENTCOM. So I'm going to be diving into all of that shortly. So make sure that, you know, 1.00

01:37:09.580 you're subscribed you have your notifications turned on and i will see all of you guys very

01:37:14.420 soon uh one final comment from shannon shannon says shannon the wanderer congrats on episode 200

01:37:22.200 thank you keep fighting and everyone don't worry hrh knows what he's doing with these yes absolutely

01:37:29.280 he he knows exactly um what's going on and how to deal with um these people because he has been

01:37:37.220 doing this for the last 47 years okay guys thank you everyone for tuning in today 200 i will see

01:37:45.540 all of you guys very soon um as always i'm israel hi god bless america jovi show and payanda iroh

01:37:55.860 We'll see you guys soon.

01:38:25.860 Thank you.

01:38:55.860 Thank you.

01:39:25.860 Thank you.

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Goldie Ghamari - July 29, 2026

IRAN REVOLUTION LIVE： DAY 200

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