00:14:27.540It is a practical one, grounded in national interest, stability and cooperation.
00:14:35.840To achieve this, now is the time to stand with the Iranian people.
00:14:41.480The 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.
00:14:58.940A free Iran will be a force for peace, for prosperity and for partnership.
00:27:26.640We see so many flags representing so many nations.
00:27:33.640We know we are not alone, and we thank you for being with us.
00:27:43.340For all people around the world who stand today in unity with the Iranian people,
00:27:51.880this is not just because it's good for us, and you do it out of compassion and care
00:27:57.820for our rights to liberty and justice and equality and human rights.
00:28:03.640But understand that it is in your best interest, too, to have, unlike this regime that has been propagating terror and radicalism,
00:28:13.200we, the people of Iran, are peacemakers and not warmongers.
00:28:17.780We like to be friends, especially with the free worlds.
00:28:22.640we'd like to be able to have the best neighborly relationship with the people of our area in the
00:28:34.200region with the arab countries with israel and all our other neighbors
00:28:38.960we are fighting for justice we're fighting for human rights we are fighting for liberty
00:28:47.980We're fighting to put an end to all sorts of discrimination.
00:28:53.460Because as an Iranian, I stand here to tell you that I've dedicated 47 years of my life
00:29:00.420because I think that my country deserves far better than what we have right now.
00:29:09.860To now understand that their best remedy is to support the people of Iran.
00:29:16.180Because ultimately, a free Iran will be your best partner, not just to bring stability and peace, but it will be in your best economic interests and opportunities.
00:29:28.120Together, we can prosper again, and the world will be so different once the Iranian people are free.
00:29:37.600I am here to guarantee a transition to secular democratic future.
00:29:43.500I am committed to be that leader of transition for you, so we can one day have the final opportunity to decide the fate of our country through a democratic, transparent process, through the ballot box and free elections.
00:30:01.460And let's make sure that this time, especially the free nations of this world and their governments, stand on the right side of history.
00:30:13.500Well, Dhroud Patriots, good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are.
00:30:24.540Welcome to day 247 of Iran Revolution Live.
00:30:37.400um i learned a lot during this last month and i cannot wait to tell you all about my experience
00:30:46.000all about what i've learned um contrary to what many of you thought i wasn't actually in the
00:30:53.620united states so push-ups sending you all my love because i remember when i was live streaming a
00:31:00.280couple of weeks ago um you sent me a super chat and you said you know where are you are you going
00:31:07.380to be coming around to my city because I would love to, you know, shake your hand and meet up
00:31:11.660with you. Um, the reason I wasn't able to do that pushups is because I wasn't actually in the United
00:31:16.620States. I was in Europe and I did a sneaky move where I basically just took a photo of, um, you
00:31:24.640know, my layover area because I had a layover in Boston before I flew over to Europe. So, uh, you
00:31:30.840know, just a little sneaky goldy thing for, of course, safety and security reasons. But that's
00:31:38.480why I made everyone think that I'm traveling the United States, but I was actually in Europe. And
00:31:43.420I have a lot to talk about. I have a lot to talk about. I actually spent a couple of weeks in
00:31:50.460Germany, and then I spent a couple of weeks in Ukraine. And the reason that I, I'm sorry,
00:31:57.280push-ups. I'm so sorry I fooled you. I'm sorry. I fooled everyone. Guys, there's a bounty on my
00:32:03.180head. What can I say? You can blame the Islamic regime for that. But when I come to the States,
00:32:07.520I will let you know for sure. No flag shawl. William, the flag is right here, ready to go.
00:32:16.400this is the same flag that traveled with me to Germany and of course Ukraine. So no, my flag
00:32:26.880shawl is right here. Um, and I will get to some of your other super chats soon. Uh, Ellie says,
00:32:34.940Goldie Ellie, great to see you. Um, buddy says Judas Vance needs to resign. Okay. So we're going
00:32:42.220to talk about this. We're going to talk about this in a little bit because I've heard the news
00:32:46.040about supposedly... Okay, guys, this is the most insane thing. So the Turkish intelligence
00:32:53.700minister... Remember, the government of Turkey is the Muslim Brotherhood, by the way. So the
00:32:57.260Turkish intelligence minister leaks something that apparently J.D. Vance is going to meet with
00:33:02.020Mohsen Rezaei. Guys, remember who Mohsen Rezaei is. Let me pull up the Boom Boom Jihad bingo sheet.
00:33:09.020Mohsen Rezaei is the one that looks like the weird apple. Wait, where's the Boom Boom Jihad0.90
00:33:15.420bingo sheet. What are we doing here? What's going on? There we go. So Mohsen Reza'i is the one that0.65
00:33:27.620looks like the weird, the weird apple. Remember? Like the weird apple face. So apparently there0.90
00:33:32.560was like this crazy rumor today that, you know, put out by the Turkish foreign minister or
00:33:39.940intelligence minister or whatever, that apparently JD Vance is going to meet with Mohsen Reza'i
00:33:44.520in in qatar and as soon as i heard it i just started laughing i was like this is ridiculous
00:33:49.640i i don't think this is a thing i don't actually think this is going to be happening
00:33:54.020especially after the things that most in risa has said um and we will we will actually do a deep
00:34:00.240dive into that um on my live stream later tonight the goldie show where i focus on you know the
00:34:06.340geopolitical analysis stuff um yeah he looks like a weird apple let me pull up the the apple and
00:34:12.860you guys can see it he literally looks like an apple where is it um
00:34:18.180I think it's this one yeah look at that does that does he not look like an apple
00:34:28.660he kind of looks like an apple I'm just saying like that's him and then that's the apple so
00:34:40.600And I didn't even come up with this meme. It's like Iranians came up with this meme. So Iranians are like, he looks like an apple. So there you go. Yeah. Now you guys see, now you guys see it. Now you guys see it. An inbred, an inbred Durka jihadi apple. There you go.1.00
00:34:58.220Um, but I heard the rumors and apparently it's, you know, apparently it's, it's, it's a fake rumor and it's not actually happening. Um, but the Islamic regime has come out and they've made statements saying, oh, if America is desperate to meet with us in Qatar, they have to, um, agree to, to certain terms or certain conditions.
00:35:19.700So I have a feeling that this is all just a game from Turkey and the Islamic regime to make America look even weaker than it already is.0.92
00:35:28.980But I will be speaking more about this later tonight on The Goldie Show, where I do a deep dive into geopolitics.1.00
00:35:42.480William says, ah, there she is. Yes. Yes, there's me.
00:35:45.780Oh, I see. Oh, okay. I see. I see. I see the joke. Right. Okay. I totally forgot because right. Remember guys without, I'm like Clark Kent, Clark Kent and Superman, right? So Clark Kent, uh, when he has his glasses on, no one can recognize him, but then, you know, without the glasses, he's Superman. So kind of the same thing with me, right? Like when I don't have my shawl, when I don't have my, my flag shawl, I'm unrecognizable. But then when I wear it, everyone's like, Oh yeah, there's, there's Goldie. There she is. So you're absolutely right. Sorry guys. Sorry for tricking you all.
00:36:15.780Cyrus says, Mohsin Reza, he murdered his own son. Yes, he did. Yes, yes, he did. We've spoken about that. Thank you for bringing it up again. I mean, these guys are insane. They're literally insane, right? I mean, this is what jihadis, this is what jihadis are like. Unfortunately, they will hide, sorry, they will murder anyone, even their own children, for the name, you know, for the cause of Allah and Islam and jihad.0.99
00:36:39.280But so before I get into today's news about Iran and the Iranian revolution, just wanted to say, so I spent the last few weeks in Germany and in Ukraine.0.79
00:36:52.000And in Germany, I actually visited a number of concentration camps.
00:36:59.320I also visited some museums and locations related to Nazi Germany and World War II.
00:37:09.280and um the reason that I went there is because I wanted to learn more about um the atrocities
00:37:20.200committed by um Hitler and Nazi Germany because you know there's a reason that I call the Islamic0.83
00:37:28.100regime modern day Muslim Nazis because they are essentially um they're like a continuation of0.93
00:37:36.540Hitler's Nazi regime, except, you know, just add Allahu Akbar, Durkha, Jihad to them.0.91
00:37:42.220And the parallels. And like, I already kind of knew all of this, but I wanted to see it firsthand.
00:37:47.740I wanted to see it firsthand. I wanted to experience it firsthand. And so
00:37:51.040the parallels between Nazi Germany and the Islamic regime are uncanny. So
00:37:57.840the Islamic regime is literally the modern day version of Nazi Germany. I'm even more convinced1.00
00:38:07.760of that. And yeah, I visited a number of concentration camps. I visited a number of
00:38:15.080Holocaust memorials. I visited a number of cities in Germany, actually. I visited
00:38:22.200um frankfurt munich berlin koln and hamburg i visited these five cities before um before going
00:38:33.100to ukraine and yes i spent time in ukraine as well and i went to ukraine because i wanted to learn
00:38:44.500of more about the connection between um between the islamic regime and russia and how you know
00:38:55.140they're on the same side and the islamic regime is selling you know shahid drones that russia is
00:38:59.940using to murder um ukrainians so you know i actually got you know one of the things i got0.69
00:39:06.280from Ukraine was this this patch which basically says um like Shahid hunter or like hunter of
00:39:15.180Shahid drones so um this was the initial reason that I went to Ukraine because I wanted to learn
00:39:25.120about that connection between um the Islamic regime and Russia and of course on the other
00:39:30.560side you have Iranians and Ukrainians who are fighting for freedom um but within a couple of
00:39:38.080days I realized that there's actually a bigger story about Ukraine and this story is not getting
00:39:48.920out there. The story, the truth really resonated with me. Because within a few days,
00:40:02.060I realized that the war in Ukraine, the war that, you know, Russia and Putin started against
00:40:09.780Ukraine. It's not about land. That's just an excuse. The reason that Russia is attacking
00:40:20.780Ukraine, and I'm gonna do a whole like, live on this, I'm gonna do like a deep dive, I'm going to
00:40:27.520speak all about this, I'm going to, you know, focus specifically on on Ukraine, and give all
00:40:35.660my thoughts um let me just check something one thing out really quick here um i just want to see
00:40:43.420something okay all right okay okay sorry there's just like some some weird technical glitch but i
00:40:56.620figured it out so the war of aggression that russia started against ukraine is not about
00:41:04.460land. It's about eradicating the Ukrainian identity because a free and democratic Ukraine
00:41:14.080poses a threat to Russia and Russian imperialism. A lot of people think that
00:41:24.820after the fall of the Soviet Union that Russia turned into a democracy. It did. It's still a
00:41:30.920communist, it's still a communist country. This is something that I've known since university.
00:41:41.300And I met several Russians in Ukraine who said the very same thing that I just said.
00:41:52.760These are Russians who have escaped Russian imperialism. They fully support Ukraine.
00:42:00.920I'm actually going to bring one of them on to do a live stream with me, and he's going to speak about Russian imperialism and how Russia is still a communist state.0.83
00:42:16.820And again, I want to be very clear about something. When I say Russia or something like that, I'm not speaking about the Russian people because there are so many amazing Russian people out there.
00:42:28.260i know so many i've met so many in ukraine um i'm speaking about the government right like putin
00:42:36.020and that ideology um so i i will bring bring him on his name is sergey and uh he's he's a german
00:42:46.340citizen now he's a german citizen now um but lives and works in ukraine and he actually produces
00:42:54.500um military grade drones for ukraine to use against russia but i just want to say that um
00:43:04.340so the reason that russia is is attacking ukraine is because the ukrainian identity poses a threat
00:43:10.500to russian existence um because ukraine
00:43:14.340is is an example of what a democratic country in that part of the world can look like and so
00:43:24.900ukraine's very existence poses a threat to russia and oh yeah russia russia is still communist0.92
00:43:32.260they're only a democracy in name it's very similar to how the islamic regime pretends0.80
00:43:39.480that it's a democracy, right? Because they have elections. But those elections are actually0.93
00:43:46.160selections. They're selections. Because what happens is the people on top, they just determine
00:43:53.260who runs for office, and then the votes are all rigged anyway. So with Russia, it's the same thing.
00:43:58.420With Russia, it's the exact same thing. Putin just goes back and forth between being prime minister
00:44:03.400versus um versus uh being president of russia just back and forth it's it's it's still a communist
00:44:09.780state russia is 100 communist um but again we'll do a deep dive there but that's what really blew
00:44:16.120my mind about ukraine is that russia attacking ukraine is not about land um it's about
00:44:26.360it's about erasing the ukrainian identity the exact same way that the islamic regime
00:44:37.020is trying to erase the iranian identity and iranians are fighting we're fighting back
00:44:45.820but then we're accused of being fascist or we're accused of being um you know racist or we're
00:44:53.320accused of, we're told that our flag is like a fascist flag, which is not true at all. But this
00:44:59.840is the psyopsis, the propaganda. It's the same thing with Ukrainians. Because Ukrainians are1.00
00:45:07.960patriots, because they're nationalistic, because they want to, you know, preserve their Ukrainian
00:45:14.600identity, culture, language, heritage. They're accused of being fascist or Nazi or whatever,
00:45:20.920which is absolutely insane because I also visited some Jewish places in Ukraine and I asked Jewish
00:45:32.560Ukrainians directly. I was like, do you experience any Jew hatred or anti-Semitism by Ukrainians in
00:45:41.040Ukraine? They said, no, we're all Ukrainian. We all support Zelensky. We all pray for the country.
00:45:48.000and Jewish Ukrainians said to me that one of the biggest lies one of the biggest you know
00:45:57.240one of the biggest pieces of propaganda that Russia puts out there about Ukraine is that0.52
00:46:01.340Ukraine Ukrainians are Nazis and all these Ukrainian Jewish people basically said to me
00:46:09.020that Ukraine is one of the safest places in the world for Jewish people0.99
00:46:14.580so a lot of things a lot of things to go over a lot of things to talk about
00:46:20.520but all I can say is Slava Ukrainian and
00:46:24.960it was such a life-changing experience and I learned so much so Roman says could you bring
00:46:34.460your Ukrainian friend to join us on a show absolutely I already said to Anna that I'm
00:46:40.220bringing her on. So there's a number of people that I want to bring on. Anna is definitely one
00:46:47.120of them. And Anna actually was under the Russian occupation and then she escaped. Her parents were
00:46:58.120still there, by the way. Her parents were still there. But yeah, that's the one thing I learned
00:47:05.680about um the war which is that it's not about land it's about russia trying to erase the ukrainian
00:47:16.480identity so there you go um but but i and and you know that really resonated with me because again
00:47:24.720that's exactly what the islamic regime is trying to do to iranians now guys i do apologize i started0.72
00:47:30.800a little bit later today because i do have a cold um i have a feeling that after you know being like0.88
00:47:35.920a in a war zone um my body just sort of shut down as soon as i got back to canada so um i have a
00:47:44.560little bit of a cold i don't know if you guys okay so before we get to the news um i don't know if
00:47:50.400you guys actually saw um my video where there was like a ballistic missile and then i'm like
00:48:00.160panicking and i'm freaking out if you guys haven't seen it let me pull it up
01:01:22.120However, this Ukraine has not just purple crushes.0.97
01:01:26.820Hersito has no place to come around today's future.0.98
01:01:30.420The Islamic government even officials and0.96
01:01:32.740You know that part's really important so let me um let me read this part in english because
01:01:49.940you know what let me just read the whole thing in english because this is actually really important
01:01:53.860this is actually really interesting because this is literally why i went to germany
01:01:59.100So let me just play this and I'll read the subtitles.
01:02:03.080Hello, I'm Tina Kazimorod, Director of Communications for Prince Rizal Pahlavi.
01:02:09.480Following his visits to Belgium and Germany, Prince Rizal Pahlavi will travel to Poland for the final part of his European program, where he will receive the King Solomon Award.
01:02:21.820The King Solomon Award is the European Jewish Association's most prestigious honor.
01:02:26.300honor, awarded in recognition of unwavering friendship with and support for the Jewish
01:02:32.320people. The Prince will also participate in a symposium in Krakow where he will meet government
01:02:39.700officials, parliamentarians, leaders of Europe's Jewish communities and political figures.
01:02:46.380He will then visit Auschwitz-Birkenau.
01:02:49.400at auschwitz-birkenau the memory of millions of jews and other victims of nazi germany's crimes
01:02:58.160will be honored but this visit is not only an act of remembrance it is also a warning about the0.93
01:03:04.760threat that we face today the islamic republic has made anti-semitism and the destruction of0.98
01:03:11.160israel official state policy while using iranian territory as a command center for terrorist0.91
01:03:18.300operations across the region and beyond, including in Europe. This overarching message of this
01:03:25.980European visit is clear. Europe must not wait for the next terrorist act before confronting
01:03:31.360the Islamic Republic. Supporting the Iranian people is both a moral responsibility and a0.91
01:03:38.260necessity for the security of Europe and the wider world. Sustaining this diplomatic work,0.96
01:03:43.460expanding our international relationships, bringing the voice of the Iranian people
01:03:48.180directly to global decision makers, and preparing for the transition all require
01:03:52.520the direct support of our fellow Iranians. You can support this work by visiting the Rise Iran
01:03:59.820website. Long live Iran. There you go. So that is what is happening. And what's really0.99
01:04:13.260interesting is I actually just spent a few weeks in Germany to explore the connection between
01:04:20.160Nazi Germany and the Islamic regime. So there you go. I did it first. All good though. All good.
01:04:30.480Sorry guys. You know what it is? I think after being in like a war zone for over a week and
01:04:38.540dealing with all the stress. As soon as I got back to Canada, my body just like shut down. So I
01:04:44.420literally have the worst cold right now. And I'm dealing with, yeah, and I'm on like pain meds. So
01:04:56.440I'm not pain meds. Oh my gosh, sorry. I'm on cold meds. So I'm a little bit loopy, but I promised
01:05:04.480you guys that I would live stream today. So I'm here and I'm not going anywhere because there is
01:05:08.480a lot to go over. Let me, okay, let me get to some of your super chats, by the way. So a few
01:05:16.820of your super chats here. Let's see. JD Vance negotiates like the, oh my gosh. I don't know
01:05:27.120if he's actually negotiating though, but that's a rough comment. That's a rough comment.
01:05:33.740um roman viking says welcome back glad you're safe thank you uh how cold is it currently in
01:05:41.340ukraine it's pretty cold it was it was colder than canada um but it depends on where you are
01:05:46.780like kiev was pretty cold um odessa was warmer but then by the time i was leaving it got cold
01:05:54.120so it's it's pretty chilly there um amir gifted five memberships thank you amir fun son gifted
01:06:02.040membership thank you uh william says demographics is destiny someone's been watching nuxt again
01:06:08.280actually i've been saying that for a long time before i even knew new nuxt existed so maybe
01:06:12.600nuxt is watching me who knows nollie bug says bring out your furry hat furbin to keep you warm
01:06:18.920love you goldie jude okay you know what sure let me let me go grab my my hat i'll be right back
01:06:24.120you know i actually have two now i have two let me let me bring them both
01:06:32.040Actually, while I bring them, I should play something while I bring them.
01:16:46.720But this house of cards is collapsing. Soon it will be swept away by the force of the Iranian people's fury. The memory of Hassan Defend, Hamid Kazemi and Riza Zangane will live forever. Justice will be served.1.00
01:17:00.800so these are the three Iranian men that the Islamic regime murdered today in the name of
01:17:08.340Allah and Islam and Jihad and it's only going to get worse it's only going to get worse because0.56
01:17:15.380the Islamic regime is doing this because they're scared they're doing this because0.83
01:17:19.800they want to scare Iranian people into not rising up but the only thing that this is doing is this0.93
01:17:26.220is making Iranians even more determined to rise up because as long as they're around, all of our1.00
01:17:33.700lives are at risk. As long as they're around, they're going to continue murdering. So the1.00
01:17:38.980murdering is never going to stop. They just think that if they keep on murdering us, that
01:17:45.360we will be intimidated and we will silence ourselves. But the exact opposite is happening.
01:17:56.220The exact opposite is happening. And I will speak a little bit about what happened in Germany as well. But before I go to that, we have some breaking news because we actually have a new interview from the Shah of Iran.
01:18:16.100So, I want to get to this interview, and we can watch it together, because he says a lot of really important things in this interview here.
01:18:28.520And this came out, this interview came out yesterday.
01:18:37.540A speech at Polsk, in your speech at Polsk, you said that you wouldn't apologize for the military intervention that occurred earlier this year.
01:18:46.100which hasn't led to the fall of the Mullah regime.
01:18:50.100Is more military intervention necessary?
01:18:53.100What happened as a result of that brutal crackdown demonstrated
01:18:57.100that defenseless people cannot completely be left alone
01:19:03.100and that anything that ends up weakening an instrument of repression against them,
01:19:09.100which basically means the regime's infrastructure of whether it's IRGC
01:19:13.100or their elements on the ground, which were, of course, the primary targets to weaken the system,
01:35:01.280which under the radar continues to be. These are important elements to consider. So now that we
01:35:07.640have an opportunity when the regime has never been this weak, has never been this divided,
01:35:11.960has never been this fragile, and we know that because a lot of the communication we get from
01:35:17.340inside Iran indicates that to us. Our latest campaign that we started only recently via AI
01:35:25.640and bots inviting people to join this campaign we just started a few days ago and already we have
01:35:34.600over 300 000 people who have signed up for it and they represent various sectors of the iranian
01:35:40.040society so including military people uh police forces uh you know the economic sector workers
01:35:49.320educators so it's quite broad based and that shows the the level to which people are ready
01:35:54.760now to take the next step and the fact that we can ultimately lead to much more defections which
01:36:01.480facilitates the transition and bringing as much people on board that are done with this regime
01:36:06.680and want out. I just wanted to say so it's well it's basically the job of the people there to do
01:36:13.000the next step that's what you that's what you say. Of course. But also coming back to well us here in
01:36:19.320Germany. I said I focused a little bit in my work on Islamism and that sort of topics.
01:36:27.560And also today's event, there were politicians from the left political wing who aimed to cancel
01:36:35.640the event, also leftist activist group and so on. How do you look at this side of the political
01:36:41.720spectrum in the West, in Europe in particular, that we have a new alliance between Islamist
01:36:48.600movement and parts of the left that work together in some way well so for the record that's not a
01:36:58.440new alliance sorry guys my cold is catching up to me um that's not a new alliance that's
01:37:05.880the unholy alliance of the red and the black so what we're seeing right now is just like um0.60
01:37:11.080a continuation of of the unholy alliance of the red and the black that destroyed
01:37:16.440Iran in 1979. You know, after all, what is this all about? It's about liberty. It's about freedom1.00
01:37:23.760of choice. It's the ability to decide and exercise your right as a citizen to choose who you want
01:37:31.160to lead or represent you when governments are formed and political parties organize elections.
01:37:38.000it's all about democracy. And I find it hard to believe. Let me rephrase this. I find it quite
01:37:46.880astonishing that while these more leftist parties enjoy their liberties to participate in the
01:37:56.480democratic process, when it comes to Iran, they think that that shouldn't be the case.
01:38:02.800What do you think we're asking for? The same liberties that you have here,
01:38:07.040we would like to have it at home in what way with any party if they believe in those principles
01:38:13.120would have an objection that this should not be for the iranian people and i think they ought to
01:38:20.160answer that question not me what it is that you have a problem with what is it that we're calling
01:38:25.440for the principle upon which i try to unite a very broad-based coalition of iranians that are
01:38:31.600secular Democrats, are four core principles that I think is the basis for cooperation.
01:38:39.380Iran's territorial integrity, the equality of all citizens under the law, individual
01:38:46.740liberties, clear separation of religion from government, and of course, ultimately, the
01:38:51.900right to be able to choose your future by means of the ballot box and free elections.
01:38:56.840I don't think these principles that I'm calling for is anything that is against the grain
01:39:02.280or the principles upon which Western democracies are based on.
01:39:06.480Whether you are a leftist or a centrist or a right, you all belong in the same package.
01:39:11.300So what I would like to challenge these groups is to say, which part of this is exclusive?
01:39:18.840Which part of this goes against the grain of the principle upon which you exercise your
01:39:23.240right as a party to be within your own respective domain, you know, challenging each other. We're
01:39:31.000not saying anything different. So if that works for you, why shouldn't it work for us? And if it's
01:39:36.120bad for us, then it should be bad for you too. Which part of that contradiction is justifiable?
01:39:42.920Coming back to your outlook or the idea of a free Iran and the fall of the Mullah regime,
01:39:49.800I think there's hardly anyone here and when I look into the streets who would not want that to happen in the near future.
01:39:58.800But very honestly, what are the chances? What do you think? What's the perspective in a realistic way that this might really happen within a foreseeable future?
01:40:11.800Well, the key factors are, number one, how much this regime on the borderline0.81
01:40:17.680is not thrown again a lifeline by the Assad world in the mindset of appeasement.0.70
01:41:03.620There are so many examples you could say in history that there's a moment where
01:41:08.020things begin to move in the right direction. Nobody has a timeline in mind. I don't have
01:41:13.140a crystal ball. If I did, I'd be able to answer a question of how fast it can happen.
01:41:17.540But it's bound to happen. It is a matter of historical reality that the totalitarian regime
01:41:25.940cannot last forever, eventually their fall. This is not an idealistic expectation. It's in fact
01:41:31.780based on realistic examples that we have seen happen. As a matter of fact, when I was explained by the Newman Foundation, and the fact that the symbolism of this church, when the first constitution was considered, and how it plays into the people who were trying to do that at the time, knew the timeline, or knew even if it was going to be successful, you never doubt liberty, you never doubt that you have to get there.
01:41:59.320So, that has never been taken away from our mind.
01:42:03.160The only difference is the more support you get, the more solidarity you have, the faster
01:42:07.960you can achieve it with the least possible cost to that nation.
01:45:22.360I'm glad to see a good friend of mine, Maria Machado, back in Caracas.
01:45:28.480And I don't know how many other examples there are of dissidents that had to leave
01:45:32.600the country, but were able to return once it was liberated.
01:45:36.200The same sentiment exists in all of us, including myself.
01:45:38.920So, you know, it has always been a commitment to a cause of freedom.
01:45:44.880My entire life has been dedicated to that.
01:45:47.360And, you know, when you get the opportunity to return, that basically justifies all the sacrifices we all had to make in our own respective ways, only because we believe that our country does not deserve to be where it is right now.
01:46:03.680a country civilizationally that is the oldest nation state on the planet with
01:46:09.680such a rich culture, with such talent in many aspects, and it's such a desire to
01:46:16.020prove of how much we are committed to the very same values and ideals that the
02:00:17.420so that my my cold meds can kind of like work a little bit so i'm going to take a nap and then
02:00:23.680i'm going to be back at 7 p.m eastern um because there's a lot to talk about including what
02:00:32.840president trump just posted um earlier where he said like look at this this is wild i mean i was
02:00:42.780I was waiting for something like this. I personally didn't want to jump to conclusions
02:00:49.180because I don't want to jump ahead of the president of the United States. But President
02:00:56.800Trump posted this five hours ago. Does anybody really believe this election was honest? How
02:01:02.340could the polls be so wrong? Some early voting dumps were so large that it was impossible to win
02:01:08.700no matter how many people went to vote. It's all about the machines, which are far more
02:01:13.440important than the voter, President Donald J. Trump. So again, a lot to discuss, a lot to
02:01:22.180unpack tonight. But yeah, I was waiting. This is what I was waiting for. I was pretty much
02:01:32.140waiting for President Trump to come out with a statement like this. I knew it was going to come.
02:01:36.360I just didn't know when. Again, I'm not like I'm not into conspiracy theories. Right. So I'm not going to go out there and just be like, oh, this was raging.
02:01:45.160You know, that was, you know, whatever. I don't do that. I wait for statements from politicians.
02:01:50.980So now that we have it, now I can say, yeah, the midterms were effing weird.
02:02:10.280Like, it's just the whole thing is very, very bizarre.
02:02:13.880So, yeah, we're going to speak more about that later tonight as well, which is why I need to get a little bit of rest.
02:02:20.980Because it's great to be back. But I don't know, man, I guess being being in a war zone, just, you know, stressed me out so much. But I mean, you know what, welcome to the daily lives of Ukrainians. Welcome to how Ukrainians live every single day.
02:02:37.460So I'm absolutely not complaining at all. I'm very glad that I went. In fact, I plan on going back to Ukraine at some point because I want to learn more. I want to explore more. And I really, really want to do a deep dive into how Russian imperialism is threatening Ukrainian identity because that really resonated with me.
02:02:58.220um i also learned about how russian soldiers have been raping ukrainian women in front of their0.80
02:03:04.180families that also really resonated with me because the islamic regime is raping iranian0.85
02:03:09.060women and i've spoken a lot about that as well and the sexual violence um so yeah there's there's0.71
02:03:16.540a lot to speak about there um a few of your final super chats laszlo says the pain in spain was
02:03:24.320mainly on the train. Yeah. Yeah. People, people think that that was a hacking incident as well.
02:03:31.520And that was really scary because I was taking similar trains in Germany. So I was like, oh my
02:03:35.620gosh, like I could have been on a train in Germany that the Russians, you know, or the Islamic regime
02:03:40.960hacked and I could have been one of those victims. So it's very scary what Russia and the Islamic1.00
02:03:45.940regime are doing to Europe right now. William says, I'm more a fan of imperial, of American1.00
02:03:52.960imperialism. Marcus Rubius, 2028. Me too. Listen, I'm a huge fan of American imperialism. Let's go
02:04:01.400for it, right? The defender of the free world. I'm all for that. I'm all for that. Roman Viking
02:04:09.220says, could you collaborate with someone from the Kiev Independent? I don't think I know anyone from
02:04:16.240the Kiev Independent, but I do know a number of journalists and people who've spoken out
02:04:22.960I actually connected with a journalist. She's American. She's currently in
02:04:30.400Kharkiv. I think that's how it's pronounced. I can't remember. But like, she's there reporting
02:04:42.120on the war. So don't worry, guys, I have, I have so many things to speak about. I'm going to be
02:04:47.780doing a whole series on that. But in the meantime, thank you so much, everyone, for tuning in to
02:04:55.220today's edition of Iran Revolution Live, day 247. I'm going to get some rest because
02:05:04.560my cold meds are just making me loopy, but I will be back.
02:05:10.740um let's say 7 30 7 30 p.m eastern that's going to give me a little bit of time to uh take a nap
02:05:20.920eat some soup um try to feel a little bit better allow my my cold meds to kick in um but i will be
02:05:29.940back today at um 7 30 p.m eastern time so roughly about um three and a half hours from now until
02:05:40.560Until then, Javid Shah, Payan de Iran, I'm Israel Khai, God bless America, and of course, Slava, Ukraine.