00:14:28.060It is a practical one, grounded in national interest, stability and cooperation.
00:14:36.300To achieve this, now is the time to stand with the Iranian people.
00:14:42.000The fall of the Islamic Republic and the establishment of a secular democratic government in Iran will not only restore dignity to my people, it will benefit the region and the world.
00:14:59.460A free Iran will be a force for peace, for prosperity and for partnership.
00:27:35.880Well, Duru Patriots, good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are.
00:27:40.340Welcome to Day 209 of Iran Revolution Live.
00:27:46.420Happy Monday, guys. Happy Monday. There's a lot going on. Sorry, I started a little bit later0.79
00:27:52.840today. Guys, I've had such a crazy busy day today, and you won't believe it. Right when I scheduled
00:28:01.420my live stream, I just got another media interview. So literally in an hour from now,
00:28:10.740so Americans are, so our American viewers, you guys are going to love this. In an hour from now,
00:28:16.160So at 8pm Eastern, I'm going to be live on Newsmax for an interview. So I'm going to have to end the live stream a little bit earlier than I anticipated just because guys, again, it's been super busy. But you know, it's it's been a good busy. It's been a good busy. So I'm going to have to end Iran Revolution Live a little bit earlier. But I promise I will make it up to you because as soon as I'm done,
00:28:46.160Newsmax interview with David, and he's phenomenal. As soon as that's done, I will be back with
00:28:54.040tonight's evening edition of The Goldie Show to go over everything that's happening when it comes
00:29:00.580to the geopolitics of the Middle East. Of course, Iran Revolution Live focuses on the fight of the
00:29:07.840Iranian people against the evil Islamic regime that is occupying us. So, because I don't have1.00
00:29:14.840a lot of time. I'm going to get right into it. As always, guys, let me know in a live stream chat
00:29:19.440where you're tuning in from. And if you're part of the rewatch crew, let me know in the video
00:29:24.860comments below. All right. So we are going, oh yeah, David, David is up. Yeah. David's fantastic.
00:29:31.700I guys, I have all the time in the world for David. That's why when his team reached out to me,
00:29:37.760I was like, yeah, absolutely. So like I will literally change my schedule for David. So
00:29:44.120he's fantastic. I have so much respect for him. He's really great. And he's also a very big advocate
00:29:50.600and ally of the Iranian people fighting against the Muslim Nazis. So, all right, guys, let's get
00:29:59.740right into it. So, the first message I want to share with all of you, I'm going to remove
00:30:04.140just a live stream chat here so I can share this and you guys can see it. So, of course,
00:30:10.900we always start with his royal highness um the the crown prince of iran some call him the shah
00:30:17.620you know i prefer to call him the shah but that's that's okay um anyway so uh you know uh crown
00:30:24.420prince rizopah levy um in a meeting with a group of iran-centric writers and intellectuals
00:30:31.380discussed the role of thought the pen and culture in the struggle for iran's freedom and the
00:30:38.580reclamation of the national narrative from the dominant discourses in intellectual media and
00:30:44.900academic spaces so basically what what this means uh you know this is just basically a very fancy
00:30:51.140way of saying that his royal highness met with um writers and intellectuals to talk about how to
00:31:00.580counter the social media propaganda of the islamic regime and the durkas right um i don't know i mean
00:31:07.860they could have given me a call you got you guys want to know how to fight the propaganda just i
00:31:12.500don't know give me a call you guys have my number anyways uh but uh so so they had a meeting to
00:31:17.940speak about how to fight the uh um uh the propaganda of the islamic regime in intellectual
00:31:25.380media and academic spaces in this gathering a number of writers spoke about the continuity of
00:31:31.940the tradition of iran centrism and the pursuit of freedom from the constitutional era to the
00:31:37.620present day the role of women and new generations in breaking away from the intellectual legacy of
00:31:44.5001979 and the necessity of redefining iran's image in the media and the western intellectual sphere
00:31:52.100they also emphasize the importance of strengthening independent networks of writers and intellectual
00:31:57.940intellectuals countering stereotypes and distorted narratives about iranian society
00:32:04.020and distinguishing the periphery and clamor from the genuine discourse of society.
00:37:39.140So, yeah, you know, a very important video about how a lot of Iranian intellectuals, right?
00:38:07.400So all these Iranian intellectuals who are meeting with the current Shah of Iran, they're speaking about, you know, the challenges they're facing and trying to counter the jihadi dirqa propaganda, right?
00:38:20.000So they're talking about, you know, how do we counter the narrative that the Islamic regime has put out?
00:38:32.860So anyone who's in this meeting, if you need any advice or questions or help on, I don't know, how to counter the propaganda of the Islamic regime or, you know, how to be an effective person in mainstream media as like a constant, you know, constant contributor, let me know.
00:38:55.660I will literally give you free advice.0.73
00:38:59.460If you are an Iranian and you're trying to figure out and understand how to play a more active role in order to fight the propaganda of the Islamic regime, I will give you advice for free.0.65
00:39:15.260Right. Remember a lot of people, there's like, you know, PR comms and, you know, whatever. And
00:39:21.760they charge like tens of thousands of dollars for media training, um, to get people connected
00:39:27.700with news networks or whatever. Um, if, if you are genuinely fighting for a free run,
00:39:34.780send me an email. I will train you for free. Okay. Um, there you go. So yeah, anyone can,
00:39:42.560anyone, anyways, I'm not going to get into it. But yeah, like, I appreciate the efforts of
00:39:50.240Iranian people. But I mean, so guys, like, I'm, do any of you even recognize these people? Do you
00:39:58.420know, if anyone in France is watching, because a number of these people are living in France,
00:40:05.380and they're talking about how, you know, like, you know, their efforts in France, and this isn't
00:40:10.560to disparage, right? Like, I'm not here to disparage. But constructive criticism is
00:40:14.940important. Like, do any French people recognize who these are? Like, I appreciate that they are0.58
00:40:22.320trying their best. And you know, they're speaking about the issues. But, you know, there's a way
00:40:28.960of actually going about and, you know, being a proper voice in the media, and raising awareness.
00:40:35.320And a lot of that has to do with like PR training, and how you position yourself and how you frame things and how you how you promote the narrative, right? So I mean, this is this is a very important meeting. I hope that we get to see more of this meeting, because I would say that of all the meetings that His Royal Highness has had in the last several weeks, this meeting, which is focusing on, you know,
00:41:05.320the importance of strengthening independent networks of writers and individuals,
00:41:11.340countering stereotypes and distorted narratives about Iranian society,
00:41:16.280and distinguishing the periphery and clamor from the genuine discourse of society.
00:41:20.420Guys, I've literally been doing that for the last eight, nine months, right?
00:41:24.060That's the whole purpose of Iran Revolution Live and the Goldie Show and all of my documentary watch parties.
00:41:31.040So, I'm always happy to, you know, any Iranian, any Iranian who wants, you know, advice on how to do this, I don't know, send me an email.
00:41:43.900Now, I want to get to this op-ed from the top political advisor of Saeed Ossimi Najad.
00:41:55.560Sorry, the top political advisor of His Royal Highness, Razar Shabalavi II.
00:42:15.480The interests of Iranians and neighboring nations now converge.
00:42:19.920The path to shared security and prosperity
00:42:22.560runs through supporting the Iranian people as they take back their country.
00:42:28.820So, here is the full article that I'm going to share with you guys.0.95
00:42:33.200So, the Islamic Republic is exporting the cost of its economic failure.0.92
00:42:39.620For nearly five decades, the Islamic Republic has diverted national resources toward ideological expansion, aka jihad and terrorism, proxy warfare, and regional confrontation.0.86
00:42:52.820confrontation. Naval enforcement has sharply constrained Tehran's seaborne oil trade. The
00:43:00.600blockade caused Iranian exports to collapse in May. They rebounded when enforcement was suspended
00:43:07.900in June and came under renewed pressure after restrictions were restored in July. Air producers
00:43:15.600in the Persian Gulf continued to export, although regional crude and condensate shipments remained
00:43:22.600below pre-war levels tehran has already moved beyond maritime disruption it has attacked
00:43:29.240refineries gas facilities export infrastructure and tankers across the region the next danger
00:43:36.840is a broader and more sustained campaign against infrastructure that allows neighboring states to
00:43:43.160bypass or mitigate disruption in the strait of hormos in the persian gulf tehran's regional
00:43:49.720aggression and its domestic economic crisis are not separate problems. Each reinforces the other.
00:43:57.300Military escalation and constrained oil revenue intensify inflation, fiscal pressure, and capital
00:44:03.920flight at home. At the same time, the regime has a growing incentive to impose comparable costs on
00:44:11.180neighboring energy exporters whose economies remain stronger. The immediate cost of the regime's
00:44:17.960competence is visible in household prices. According to the Statistical Center of Iran,
00:44:23.940average inflation over the 12 months ending in July 2026 reached 66%. Point-to-point inflation
00:44:32.260stood at almost 88%. In other words, the same basket of goods and services cost nearly twice
00:44:40.620as much as it did one year earlier. Monthly inflation slowed from almost 6% in June to
00:44:49.1003% in July, but that offered little relief. Prices were still rising at a devastating
00:44:56.460pace. The burden is also regressive. Average inflation for the second lowest income decile
00:45:04.120reached 73.5%, compared with 63.9% for the wealthiest decile. That is a gap of 9.6 percentage
00:45:15.500points. Lower income households are losing purchasing power faster, even though they
00:45:22.340have fewer financial buffers. The regime's planned further reductions in fuel subsidies will raise
00:45:29.560transportation and distribution costs, adding more pressure to household budgets. So guys,
00:45:35.320Saeed Ghassaminejad, he is an economist. So basically, what he's saying is that the rate
00:45:40.780of inflation is hurting poor people much more than richer people, because poor people have less
00:45:49.940money to purchase goods. So the inflation, like the rise of cost of goods and living and all of
00:45:57.600bad, it impacts people who make less money much more than it impacts rich people, right? Because
00:46:04.620rich people can still afford it, but the poor people, right, they're limited. So it's, you know,
00:46:09.960the inflation that's happening in Iran right now is having an even more severe impact on the poor
00:46:17.180people. And keep in mind, guys, 70% of people in Iran live below the poverty line. The deeper
00:46:24.660warning appears in investment. Preliminary Central Bank estimates show that gross fixed
00:46:32.440capital formation fell by 12% in fiscal year of April 2025 to March 2026. Investment in machinery
00:46:42.060dropped by 12%. Construction investment fell by 12%. Iran is investing far less in the equipment
00:46:50.540and structures needed to produce future output. This does not merely weaken current growth,
00:46:58.120it reduces the economy's future productive capacity and makes any recovery slower and
00:47:05.380more expensive. The damage extends across the real economy. According to the central bank's
00:47:11.380preliminary national accounts, real GDP contracted by 0.7% in fiscal year 2026.
00:47:20.700Anyways, let's get to the corruption part. Corruption under the Islamic Republic.0.96
00:47:26.620This deterioration is not the product of a single war sanction or business cycle. Guys,
00:47:32.800this is important, right? Because a lot of people, a lot of people claim that the reason that Iranian
00:47:38.400people are poor is because of the United States or the economic sanctions or whatever. That's
00:47:45.120false. That's all nonsense. The deterioration in the economy is not the product of a single war,
00:47:53.760sanction, or business cycle. It is the cumulative result of the system imposed on Iran in 1979.
00:48:02.440In other words, the reason that Iran, the Iran's economy is pretty much going to hell right now is because of Sharia law.0.94
00:48:12.760OK, it's Islamic law and Sharia law.0.71
00:48:17.140For people who are asking, where can you find the interview on Newsmax?
00:48:21.220I haven't done the interview yet. The interview is happening in 40 minutes.
00:48:24.320So you have to tune in live to Newsmax in 40 minutes from now.
00:48:30.720Anyways, so it is a cumulative effect of the result of the system.0.54
00:48:35.960And guys, by the system, he means the Islamic regime.
00:48:39.420He means Islamic law, a.k.a. Sharia law.
00:48:42.580So he's saying that Iran's economy has gone to hell because of Sharia law that was imposed on Iran in 1979.
00:48:50.660For nearly five decades, the Islamic Republic has diverted national resources toward ideological expansion, a.k.a. jihad, proxy warfare, a.k.a. funding Hamas and Hezbollah and the Houthis, and regional confrontation.
00:49:07.600institutionalized corruption chronic underinvestment and isolation from the global
00:49:14.060economy have steadily weakened iran's productive base sanctions accelerated the damage the regime's
00:49:21.360own priorities created it the regime cannot reverse this decline without abandoning the
00:49:27.660policies that define it meaningful what's happening meaningful recovery requires fiscal
00:49:36.200discipline, secure property rights, sustained investment, access to global capital, and an end
00:49:43.140to regional aggression, aka Islamic terrorism. The Islamic regime cannot provide these conditions.0.99
00:49:51.600Its political survival depends on the institutions and policies that are destroying Iran's economy,0.96
00:49:57.600right? So basically, what Said Qaseminejad is saying here is that the Islamic regime can never0.94
00:50:03.940be a normal government, right? Because they are an Islamic jihadi death cult, right? That is based1.00
00:50:12.860on Sharia law. Well, what are these weird ads here? Anyways, that was a weird ad from Jerusalem
00:50:21.560Post. Anyways, but anyways, so what Said Ghassim Ejad is saying here is that the Islamic regime,
00:50:30.240Right. They literally rely on their jihad against the West for support and survival, for support and survival.0.96
00:50:40.340So they're never going to be a normal country.0.99
00:50:42.720They're never going to have a normal economy because they are they have literally been taking Iran's wealth and money.0.99
00:50:50.600And instead of investing it in the economy, investing it in the Iranian people, the Muslim Nazis have been using it to, you know, invest in Hezbollah and Hamas and the Houthis and to promote like Islamic terrorism and jihad around the world.0.99
00:51:07.560Right. So that's why the Islamic regime, they can never provide the conditions necessary to actually make Iran a rich country, even though Iran is actually a very resource rich country.0.91
00:51:22.640But 70 percent of people live below the poverty line because the Muslim Nazis, they're corrupt.0.99
00:51:28.120They steal the money. They use it for themselves. Right.1.00
00:51:31.440They're literally worth billions and billions of dollars. And then they spent over $2 trillion building at least three secret underground nuclear facilities, right? And that $2 trillion was spent while the economic sanctions were in place, right?
00:51:51.320So think about that. Economic sanctions are in place to prevent the Islamic regime from, you know, engaging in military activity.0.81
00:51:59.420And yet the Islamic regime still managed to secretly spend two trillion dollars building three underground nuclear facilities.
00:52:08.760All the while, 70 percent of Iranian people live below the poverty line.0.99
00:52:13.720Welcome to Islam. Welcome to Sharia law.1.00
00:52:44.200Their struggle is not only against political repression. It is also against a system that has consumed Iran's prosperity and mortgaged its future.
00:52:55.680Iran cannot recover under the Islamic Republic. Recovery requires its removal and replacement by a normal national government.0.97
00:53:06.140I 100% agree, guys, right? The only way that Iran can ever recover and become a normal country again is to get rid of the Islamic regime and to replace it with a normal national government that puts Iran first, not a bunch of like jihadi Arab terrorists who put Islam first, right?0.99
00:53:29.120Like, all the Islamic regime cares about is jihad and Allah and Muhammad and Ali and Hassan and Hussain and, you know, whatever, right?1.00
00:53:37.820That's basically why Iran has turned into an Islamic hellhole that it is today, right?0.98
00:53:43.820So in order for Iran to recover requires the removal of the Islamic regime and to replace it with a normal national government.0.97
00:53:54.380Such a government could protect property rights, attract foreign investment, rebuild infrastructure, and reconnect Iran to the global economy.0.65
00:54:04.440The figures for fiscal year 1404-2026 show that the cost of delay is rising rapidly.
00:54:11.780This is where the interests of Iranians and many of Iran's neighbors converge.0.73
00:54:17.960The Islamist regime in Tehran is an obstacle to their shared security and prosperity.0.94
00:54:28.800The path runs through supporting the Iranian people as they take back their country from the Islamic Republic.0.53
00:54:37.100The Arab states of the Persian Gulf cannot afford to wade passively.
00:54:42.080They should strengthen energy infrastructure, expand export routes that bypass the Strait of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf, and deepen security cooperation with the United States and Israel.
00:54:54.880They should also use their influence in Washington to support the Iranian people and advance regime change, not another cycle of appeasement.
00:55:06.200So here he's referring directly to Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar, because remember, President Trump said just a few days ago that the reason that the strikes stopped is because he was told by Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar that there was possibly a deal on the horizon.
00:55:28.200horizon. The short-term costs may be significant. However, they will be smaller than the long-term
00:55:34.840costs of allowing an increasingly aggressive Islamic Republic to destabilize the nation.
00:55:42.360So that was the op-ed from Said Ghassamin Ejad. Ghassamin Ejad, he is the top political advisor
00:55:51.960to his Royal Highness. And we always appreciate everything he has to say. Very, very smart
00:55:59.080person. I have a lot of respect for him. A lot of time for him as well. Okay, let's get to some,
00:56:09.820a little bit of Durka news. Guys, I know there's updates from President Trump. And,
00:56:17.340you know, there's also some news about the boom booms, but that's going to be, I'll talk about
00:56:24.020that in my later live stream tonight after I'm done my Newsmax interview. So make sure that you
00:56:32.380have turned on your notifications, your liked or subscribed, because I will be going live again as
00:56:37.720soon as my Newsmax interview is done. So let's get to some Durka news, because
00:56:46.220we have some interesting things going on, guys. We have some interesting things going on.
00:56:52.820So the military reshuffle. So guys, apparently Khamenei, you know, again, we don't know if
00:57:00.300Khamenei is alive or dead. He could very well be dead. We don't know. But whoever is representing
00:57:05.880the current cardboard supreme dictator um keep in mind the united states and israel have boom
00:57:13.880boomed so many of the durkas that many of the posts remained empty right let me let me pull
00:57:22.160the boom boom bingo sheet here guys so it's it's not iran revolution live without pulling up
00:57:27.600the boom boom bingo sheet okay so this is the boom boom bingo sheet and as you can see do you
00:57:33.860see all like all the skeletons here all all the gray images yeah that's everyone who um
00:57:41.080at least the top people anyway I mean there's so many more there there's so many more uh who have
00:57:48.440been boom boomed but they're just not as relevant so like no one really cares too much about them1.00
00:57:53.980right but this is the boom boom mingoshi so a lot of them have been boom boomed to hell where they0.99
00:57:59.400belong. Now, what's funny, oops, I closed. Oh, no, I closed it. Let me bring it back up.1.00
00:58:08.900So what's funny about that is that because so many of them have been boom boomed,
00:58:15.840a lot of these positions remained empty. And a lot of the Dirkas, they actually didn't want to0.99
00:58:24.520be promoted, right? Because if you're promoted, that's pretty much a death sentence, right?0.99
00:58:30.680So if you're promoted, you're putting your life at risk. So this is where it gets interesting. So
00:58:38.720Khamenei, finally, he filled six top military posts as key intelligence gaps persist. So
00:58:47.960The Supreme Leader, Mustafa Khamenei, or whoever speaks for him, supposedly appointed six senior military commanders on Monday, formalizing parts of a wartime leadership structure that had operated for months without decrees while leaving several of most sensitive intelligence posts without publicly named permanent chiefs.
00:59:12.960ali abdullahi was appointed chief of staff of iran's armed forces while former army ground
00:59:22.320forces commander q mars hey daddy wow what a last name hey daddy guys like just honestly if my last
00:59:32.160name was hey daddy i would just give up and go back to like saudi arabia where you know because
00:59:37.840that's where you come from right if your last name is hey daddy just just go back to saudi arabia
00:59:42.960Anyways, because that's literally like Heydad, right?
00:59:46.620So Heydaddy is like someone who engages in Heydad.
00:59:50.340And Heydad, of course, is like the Islamic jihad in the Islamic war or whatever, right?0.50
01:05:48.000They're literally like jihadi inbred Muslim savages that belong in the 7th century and they should all go back to hell where they belong.1.00
01:05:57.400But yeah, this is Taib right here.1.00
01:10:59.220So, Abdullahi used to be the head of Khatam al-Ambiyah, okay?
01:11:04.720And remember, when I was explaining in the game of Durka, even though Abdullahi, Abdullahi here, he is part of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, okay?
01:11:20.480he was actually countering Vahidi because Abdullahi is loyal to Qalibaf. Now Qalibaf0.76
01:11:31.940used to be the former IRGC commander. So he still has a lot of, you know, control and power within
01:11:41.140the IRGC through Abdullahi and others. Now Vahidi is a different faction, right? So in the Game of
01:11:50.140Thrones, okay, the game of Durka. Vahidi, totally different faction. He's more aligned with Zolgad,0.82
01:11:57.860right, you know, whatever, like, just a bunch of, like, you know, different Durkas, different,0.65
01:12:01.480you know, whatever. Not my circus, not my monkeys. But what's interesting is that Abdullahi was just1.00
01:12:09.340as powerful as Vahidi because Abdullahi, like, he was head of Khatam al-Ambia. So he had pretty
01:12:15.940much the same power as Vahidi. But as you can see, they were both within the box of the Islamic1.00
01:12:23.000Revolutionary Guard Corps, okay, the IRGC box. However, now Khamenei's office, I mean, someone
01:12:30.600within his office, right, because they're saying Khamenei, but we don't know if it's actually him
01:12:34.420or not, because he's alive or dead. But Abdullahi was appointed chief of staff of Iran's armed
01:12:42.160forces, which means Abdullah, he has now been moved out of this box and he's been put into
01:12:51.700this box here. Okay. So this is why, like when we tell you guys that, you know, the, uh, Iranians
01:13:00.640who are within the army are many of them are loyal to Iran. However, um, their leaders and
01:13:07.820the leadership are not to be trusted, right? And this is why, because the Islamic regime will1.00
01:13:13.660constantly move, you know, top IRGC people and shift them over to the army side. So now this guy,0.61
01:13:23.660he is now in this box here under the artis, under the army side, okay? Now keep in mind,
01:13:32.280there's a reason why you see a lot of boom booms um here but you don't see boom booms here that's
01:13:41.400because a while ago president trump actually and you know like well even before president trump
01:13:46.200said it but like i was saying for like months before um like back when all this started i said
01:13:52.200i think the reason that um the united states and israel are not targeting the army leadership is
01:13:58.420because there are probably, you know, people within within the army leadership who have
01:14:04.780defected. And so if you target the ones who haven't defected, it makes it easier to find
01:14:10.280the ones who have. So that's why they're not being targeted. And then President Trump,
01:14:15.960a few months later, actually mentioned that. And he specifically said the reason that he hasn't
01:14:21.680targeted the Airtish is because there are possibly, you know, moderates within the Airtish
01:14:29.280and, you know, he doesn't want to get rid of them. Now, the Islamic regime obviously knows that. So
01:14:37.640now the reason that they've moved Abdullahi over to the army side is because they probably want him
01:14:44.740to start to try and locate those within the army system who have defected, right?
01:14:56.060So, like, this is why the top commanders and the top, you know, like, artish, right?
01:15:02.880So for people who are asking why isn't there a coup d'etat,
01:15:06.420why doesn't the military take over?0.58
01:15:07.960Or that's because the Islamic regime literally replaces Iranian military leaders with IRGC.
01:15:15.280They actually did that back in 1979.0.74
01:15:17.560So when the Muslim Nazis took over in 1979, even though the military stood down,0.93
01:15:23.280the first thing that the Islamic regime did when they went into Iran and occupied Iran0.88
01:15:28.800is they took all the top army commanders, military, navy, air force, whatever,0.94