Goldie Ghamari - IRAN REVOLUTION LIVE WITH IRANIAN HOSTS - DAY 39

00:00:00 Hello, everybody. I'm Joshua Swanson. We are live from our CBN News Jerusalem Bureau.

00:00:14 Thanks for joining us. In just a moment, we'll be joined by Goldie Gamari. She's a former member

00:00:19 of the Canadian Parliament. She's of Iranian descent, and she's an outspoken advocate exposing

00:00:24 Tehran's human rights abuses. And Robbie Dawkins, he's an international evangelist.

00:00:30 who's ministered across the Middle East, and often speaks on spiritual warfare, revival, and biblical prophecy.

00:00:36 And he has intimate knowledge of what's happening with the church in Iran.

00:00:42 But first, here's what we're watching tonight.

00:00:45 Yesterday, multiple explosions rocked Iran in the port city of Bandar Abbas.

00:00:50 An explosion struck an eight-story residential building.

00:00:54 It destroyed the lower floors.

00:00:55 Iranian officials, including the local fire chief, attributed it to a gas leak.

00:01:01 Some sources cited two deaths in total from the blast.

00:01:04 Then in Abaz, which is in southwestern city near the Iraqi border, a separate explosion, also in a residential area.

00:01:13 It killed four, possibly even five.

00:01:16 Iranian state media and officials, again, blamed a gas leak.

00:01:20 In all, explosions were reported in seven cities, including the capital of Tehran.

00:01:26 Whoever works at that gas company had a really bad day.

00:01:30 Iranian authorities have denied any foreign involvement, rejecting rumors of drone strikes or attacks on the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

00:01:38 Both Israel and the United States have also denied any role.

00:01:43 Still, the timing has fueled public anxiety.

00:01:46 Inside Iran, many describe the mood as waiting for war.

00:01:50 So let's bring in Goldie Gamari to the conversation.

00:01:53 Goldie, welcome back and thank you for joining us.

00:01:57 Iran's foreign minister said today that he's confident a nuclear deal is still possible.

00:02:03 So they're talking about a nuclear deal again.

00:02:06 Even as the U.S. boosts air defenses in the region, is diplomacy buying the region time?

00:02:13 They're going to say and do whatever they can in order to remain in power and in order to buy time so that they can rebuild and become strong again.

00:02:24 So absolutely. This is just I'm sorry. This is just buying time from from the Islamic regime's end.

00:02:32 Yeah. Well, today we also saw Iranian lawmakers. They appeared on state television.

00:02:37 they were wearing their uniforms, they were chanting, big surprise, death to America and

00:02:42 death to Israel. At this point, it seems reasonable to take the regime at its word. 0.78

00:02:48 How should Western governments respond when a state openly declares its intentions like this?

00:02:55 You know, first of all, can I just say, you know, as a former parliamentarian who was in,

00:03:01 Ontario legislature for seven years. Can I just point out how absolutely insane it is to see

00:03:08 these so-called parliamentarians in the Islamic regime dressing up in military uniforms and just 0.95

00:03:14 chanting en masse, death to America, death to Israel. I mean, we're not dealing with 0.86

00:03:18 rational, normal government here. We're not dealing with a rational state actor.

00:03:24 As King Nizapahlevi himself said, the Islamic regime is a foreign occupation and it is

00:03:30 illegitimate. And I think that's exactly how other countries, especially Western democratic 0.81

00:03:36 countries, should view them. They should view them as a hostile terrorist organization that is

00:03:42 occupying the country of Iran. Well, here in Israel, officials say that a U.S. strike on Iran

00:03:48 is unlikely this week. Does the delay increase the danger for Iranians and, of course, for the 0.55

00:04:00 course, increases the danger for Iranians because the country is currently under state of martial

00:04:05 law. And, you know, I think the last time we spoke, I mentioned that at that time, the number

00:04:10 of murdered Iranians was at least 30,000. And that was before, you know, it made it to the

00:04:17 mainstream media. And now we know for a fact that the number is well over 50,000. I don't know how

00:04:24 high it goes, but the longer that the Islamic regime stays in power, the more Iranians are 0.97

00:04:29 being murdered. But at the same time, I also know that both Israel and the United States 0.79

00:04:35 have the best intelligence in the world. And I have full faith in Israel and the United States

00:04:40 to do what needs to be done when the time is right. We have pretty much one chance to get

00:04:45 rid of the Islamic regime. And I have full faith in Israel and the United States. 0.99

00:04:50 Are you hearing anything? I know that the internet was restored. Are you hearing anything

00:04:53 from inside the country um yes so what i'm hearing from uh inside of occupied iran is that iranians

00:05:04 um are they're not giving up sorry uh i'm sorry uh there's some background noise there um what

00:05:16 i'm hearing from inside occupied iran is that people are not giving up the revolution is still

00:05:21 happening. Iranians, you know, it's basically now or never. And Iranians are definitely looking

00:05:27 forward to military intervention by the United States and possibly Israel. So the mood is one 0.98

00:05:34 of resilience. The mood is one of anger at the Islamic regime. The Islamic regime is dead. They 1.00

00:05:40 just don't know it yet. Well, those are strong words. What should Western leaders then be doing

00:05:47 right now to stand with the Iranian people?

00:05:52 So, His Royal Highness Reza Pahlavi, who's the Crown Prince of Iran in exile, and he's

00:05:57 also the leader of the Iranian National Revolution, he actually has come up with six asks for

00:06:03 the international community to support the Iranian people.

00:06:06 And those six asks, very briefly, are one, protecting Iranians by weakening the regime's

00:06:12 repression apparatus two imposing maximum economic pressure by freezing regime assets

00:06:18 and shutting down its shadow oil fleet three guaranteeing internet access in iran by expanding

00:06:24 starlink and blocking regime shutdowns four expelling regime diplomats prosecuting officials

00:06:29 for crimes against humanity and prescribing the irgc as a terrorist organization five securing the

00:06:36 immediate unconditional release of all political prisoners and six prepare for a democratic

00:06:41 transition and recognize His Royal Highness, King Erzapahlevi, and the transitional government

00:06:46 as the legitimate government in transition. Okay, that's a specific list. Goldie, how can

00:06:52 our viewers learn more about you? So I do have a YouTube channel. You can just search for me,

00:06:59 Goldie Gamari. It's Ggamari MPP. I'm also on X. I'm on Instagram and Facebook as well.

00:07:05 So you can just search for me there as well. It's just Ggamari. I live stream every day.

00:07:10 I talk about Iran, I bring the issues forward, and along with my colleague Armin, we're trying

00:07:17 to be a voice for people inside occupied Iran, because despite what the Islamic regime might

00:07:23 think, the revolution is ongoing and we will not be silenced.

00:07:26 And I'm just so grateful to all of the non-Iranians who join us, not just for the live stream,

00:07:32 but also for many of our Iranian songs as well, like Bapish and others.

00:07:37 Thank you so much.

00:07:39 Absolutely.

00:07:39 Well, be sure, viewers, to check out Goldie's work. 0.84

00:07:42 She does great work on YouTube.

00:07:43 Goldie, thank you again for joining us.

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00:23:30 When you look at the crowds today, you have maybe five, six thousand people here.

00:23:54 On the streets yesterday, a million people, a million Iranians in the street for the Ayatollah

00:23:59 Does that not make you concerned? Does that not make you afraid?

00:24:02 Because they are afraid, yes, that's right. And most of the people don't say anything because they are afraid.

00:24:09 They are in silence, you know, they don't say anything. 0.67

00:24:13 Is this the silent majority of Iran out here now? 0.98

00:24:15 Yes, yes, yes, that's right. 1.00

00:24:17 Do you want the shot in return? 1.00

00:24:19 Yes, shot, shot, shot, shot to the country. 1.00

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00:24:37 Why do you want the shot?

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00:27:13 the so-called islamic republic is not the government of iran it is a hostile occupying 1.00

00:27:24 force that's hijacked our homeland after invading five neighboring countries 0.98

00:27:32 and sawing chaos across the region this regime has invaded iran itself using foreign terrorists 0.61

00:27:41 Hezbollah fighters, Iraqi militias, and other mercenaries to slaughter the

00:27:49 Iranian people. This is no longer mere repression. This is foreign occupation

00:27:56 wearing clerical robes. Just as Saddam Hussein drowned the marshes in blood and 0.97

00:28:03 Bashar al-Assad turned barrel bombs on his own children, Ali Khamenei and his 0.76

00:28:09 thugs have committed mass crimes against the Iranian people and against all of humanity. 0.63

00:28:17 And just like those other tyrannies, the Islamic Republic will fall, not if, but when. 0.90

00:28:28 The world must hear this clearly.

00:28:31 The battle in Iran today is not between reform and revolution.

00:28:36 It is between occupation and liberation.

00:28:41 And the Iranian people have already chosen their side. 1.00

00:28:45 Their heads are bloodied but unbowed. 1.00

00:28:50 Yet the cost has been heartbreaking.

00:28:54 The people of Iran are being slaughtered in the streets and in their homes by a regime 0.89

00:28:59 that shows no mercy.

00:29:03 More than 12,000 Iranians were massacred in 48 hours. 1.00

00:29:09 One murder every 14 seconds.

00:29:12 Khamenei's killers even hunted the wounded protesters in hospitals and executed them

00:29:18 in cold blood.

00:29:22 The regime collected piles of bodies with dump trucks and forced worried families to

00:29:28 search unlabeled body bags.

00:29:31 They refuse to return bodies for burial without payment for the cost of the bullets that killed

00:29:37 their loved ones.

00:29:40 And where a family cannot pay up to several thousand dollars, and most of them can't,

00:29:46 they bury the dead in unmarked mass graves.

00:29:52 And despite the lies you're hearing from the regime, its bloodlust has not diminished.

00:29:58 The slaughter has not stopped.

00:30:01 My brave compatriots, still holding the line with their broken bodies, but unbreakable

00:30:07 will, need your urgent help right now. 0.70

00:30:14 Make no mistake, however, the Islamic Republic is close to collapse.

00:30:20 Ali Khamenei and his thugs know this. 0.66

00:30:24 That's why they are lashing out like a wounded animal, desperate to cling to power.

00:30:32 The people have not retreated.

00:30:35 Their determination has made one thing clear.

00:30:38 They are not merely rejecting this regime, they are demanding a credible new path forward.

00:30:47 They have called for me to lead.

00:30:51 The bond between me and the Iranian people is not new.

00:30:55 It's been with me since birth and it cannot be broken.

00:31:01 Even in exile, I pledge my life to the service of the Iranian nation.

00:31:21 I love you, I love you

00:31:51 He used to ride after

00:32:02 He lives and his body

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00:32:19 Thank you very much.

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00:32:56 We agree

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00:33:46 I would like you to come to Iran. 1.00

00:33:50 You will be in the midst of the entire land of Iran,

00:33:55 and the wealth of Iran.

00:33:58 You will be free.

00:34:00 You will be free and free. 0.65

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00:34:46 . . .

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00:35:46 I'll see you next time

00:36:16 Let me tell you a story about a lion that came from the mountains.

00:36:44 These mountains right behind you

00:36:47 Our lion, the lion of freedom

00:36:50 Can only roam free and strong

00:36:51 But one day, some 47 years ago

00:36:54 Liberal socialists had different plans

00:36:56 Free healthcare and free speech

00:36:57 Was not good enough for them

00:36:59 The same lie you can see today in New York

00:37:02 They wanted everything for free

00:37:03 Believing a bloodthirsty vulture

00:37:06 Is better than a majestic lion

00:37:08 The vulture placed his claws on the Koran

00:37:11 Swearing he was God sent

00:37:12 both liberal socialists and religion fanatics joined forces believed he's the messiah.

00:37:17 The vulture promised them prosperity, but instead took their dignity,

00:37:20 stole all their resources to sponsor terror, and disconnected them from the world.

00:37:24 Living our nation poor, isolated, and thirsty for water.

00:37:27 But now our lion is back, and he's bringing help with him.

00:37:30 While history repeats itself in New York and Minnesota,

00:37:33 we gathered here today to turn the page on history and claim our lion back.

00:37:38 Yeah, Assadi Square, let me see you make some noise.

00:37:40 We came here to make history tonight

00:37:43 Azadi standing tall, we breaking down the walls

00:37:46 Everybody jumping now, answering the call

00:37:48 Look where we are right now, making history in my hometown

00:37:52 Screaming loud, let me hear the sound

00:37:54 Put your hands up and watch the world go round 1.00

00:37:56 Tehran, stand up, make some noise right now 0.90

00:37:59 We came here to rock the spot

00:38:01 This is Azadi, yeah, we made it to the stage

00:38:04 Put your hands up, let him feel the rage 0.93

00:38:06 Tehran, show me what you got 0.99

00:38:08 We took an excuse, we came to uproot it

00:38:15 Breaking the chains, say it with me louder

00:38:18 Till the oppression ends today

00:38:20 Azadi's underground sound breaking through the silence

00:38:23 We ignite the streets, turn the stage into a riot

00:38:25 This is our moment now, feel the power rising

00:38:28 We end oppression now

00:38:31 Santa brought a new year's gift from Jerusalem

00:38:34 Wrapped up with a cherry gift from Washington

00:38:37 shout out to lion elon musk for the internet saving the people shout out to the zionizer

00:38:44 turning lionizer today we love you man shout out to tommy he's in the house shout out to armin

00:38:50 navabi the fighter of truth shout out to naz daily for upgrading our skills shout out to erica lebon

00:38:57 the brave lion is standing brave and beautiful we love you erica shout out to goldie gamari

00:39:02 the lion is golden heart of our nation welcome home also amjad the hot is in the house the man

00:39:08 who fears nothing but god and the truth shout out to emily schrader never given up on us now

00:39:15 internet is back in the house let's block bushra sheikh and bbc because you know what they stand for

00:39:23 put your hearts together for the return of the lion the shot of iran

00:39:29 The future is ours

00:39:31 Together we rise reaching for the stars

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00:42:24 Streets are burning 1.00

00:42:54 The voices rise. Peaceful hands beneath the skies. Police in black, they draw the line. Base of G.I.R.G.C. crossing every sign.

00:43:17 They shoot at us, no shame, no fear

00:43:22 Eleven souls are gone this year

00:43:26 We march with hope, we stand as one

00:43:29 Oppression ends, the fight's not done

00:43:35 Mr. Trump, a genius, bold and strong

00:43:38 You never surrender, that's where we belong

00:43:46 Act, Mr. Trump

00:43:49 We're calling you to love

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00:43:55 Be the fire, be the light

00:43:57 Locked and loaded, you said it loud

00:44:01 Hear the cries, hear the crowd

00:44:05 Act, Mr. Trump

00:44:07 Don't turn away

00:44:10 Hope is rising, lead the way

00:44:14 We don't ask

00:44:21 For war or change

00:44:23 It's just freedom breaking

00:44:25 All in space

00:44:26 They beat us down

00:44:28 They steal our breath

00:44:30 I mean a regime survives

00:44:35 I'm fearing death

00:44:36 The world is watching

00:44:38 Time is down

00:44:39 History waits

00:44:42 For your vow

00:44:45 From Tehran streets 0.92

00:44:48 To every land

00:44:49 We reach for the steady hand

00:44:53 Don't let Democrats

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00:44:56 Don't let them say

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00:45:00 Mr. Trump

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00:45:02 Bold and strong

00:45:04 You never surrender

00:45:07 That's where we belong

00:45:11 Hey, Mr. Trump, we're calling you tonight

00:45:17 Hey, Mr. Trump, be the fire, be the light

00:45:23 Locked to loader, he said it loud

00:45:27 Hear the cries, hear the crowd

00:45:31 Hey, Mr. Trump, lead us to

00:45:35 God bless the USA

00:45:38 We believe in you

00:45:42 Read the crown prince

00:45:47 Hear his name

00:45:50 Rears the title of your hope and flame

00:45:57 He is hope

00:46:00 Democracy's door

00:46:03 Stability 1.00

00:46:06 And in the least we're longing for the people shout from young to old

00:46:15 One leader, brave and bold

00:46:22 Friendship keeps the future free

00:46:29 That's the iron we want to see

00:46:32 Breathe life for BB, let him stand

00:46:35 USA's with your hand in hand

00:46:39 Strictly reason, clear and true

00:46:42 A safe for world's thoughts here with you

00:46:45 Our indians say, loud and proud

00:46:48 We love you, Trump, above the crowd

00:46:53 Oh, the genius mind

00:47:00 A Patriot strong, a doer, a fighter, where we belong.

00:47:18 Hey, Mr. Trump, history calls your name.

00:47:24 Hey, Mr. Trump, light the flame.

00:47:30 From broken streets to freedom strong

00:47:36 And new dawn comes when red

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00:57:16 To all of our friends around the world, under the yoke of the Islamic Republic, 1.00

00:57:41 Iran is identified in your minds with terrorism, extremism, and poverty.

00:57:48 The real Iran is a different Iran, a beautiful, peace-loving, and flourishing Iran.

00:57:57 It is the Iran that existed before the Islamic Republic,

00:58:02 and it is the Iran that will rise again from its ashes the day the Islamic Republic falls.

00:58:08 So let me be clear about how a free Iran will act towards its neighbors and the world after

00:58:16 the fall of this regime.

00:58:20 In security and foreign policy, Iran's nuclear military program will end.

00:58:27 Support for terrorist groups will cease immediately.

00:58:31 A free Iran will work with regional and global partners to confront terrorism, organized crime, drug trafficking, and extremist Islamism.

00:58:44 Iran will act as a friend and a stabilizing force in the region, and it will be a responsible partner in global security. 0.50

00:58:56 In diplomacy, relations with the United States will be normalized

00:59:01 and our friendship with America and her people will be restored.

00:59:07 The state of Israel will be recognized immediately.

00:59:12 We will pursue the expansion of the Abraham Accords into the Cyrus Accords, 0.82

00:59:17 bringing together a free Iran, Israel, and the Arab world.

00:59:22 A new chapter will begin, grounded in mutual recognition, sovereignty, and national interest.

00:59:32 In energy, Iran holds some of the largest oil and gas reserves in the world.

00:59:39 A free Iran will become a reliable energy supplier to the free world. 0.62

00:59:46 Policymaking will be transparent. 0.99

00:59:49 Iran's actions will be responsible.

00:59:52 prices will be predictable in transparency and governance Iran will 0.56

00:59:59 adopt and enforce international standards money laundering will be

01:00:04 confronted organized corruption will be dismantled public institutions will

01:00:11 answer to the people in the economy Iran is one of the world's last great

01:00:19 untapped markets our population is educated modern with the diaspora that connects it to

01:00:27 the four corners of the world a democratic Iran will open its economy to trade investment and

01:00:35 innovation and Iran will seek to invest in the world opportunity will replace isolation this is

01:00:47 not an abstract vision it is a practical one grounded in national interest stability and

01:00:56 cooperation to achieve this now is the time to stand with the Iranian people the fall of the

01:01:05 Islamic Republic and the establishment of a secular democratic government in Iran will not

01:01:12 only restore dignity to my people it will benefit the region and the world a free iran will be a

01:01:22 force for peace for prosperity and for partnership welcome back u.s forces shot down an iranian drone

01:01:40 approaching the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea near Iran yesterday. The U.S. Central

01:01:45 Command writing this on X. The Iranian drone continued to fly toward the ship despite

01:01:52 de-escalatory measures taken by U.S. forces operating in international waters. An F-35C

01:01:58 fighter jet from Abraham Lincoln shot down the Iranian drone in self-defense to protect the

01:02:03 aircraft carrier and the personnel on board. This coming just days before Special Envoy Steve

01:02:07 Whitcoff and Jared Kushner are set to meet with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragji on Friday.

01:02:13 Aragji, pardon me. Here's the president. It's at the White House yesterday.

01:02:18 On Iran, are the negotiations still happening this week? Where will they be? And what do you

01:02:23 need to hear from Iran? They're all over, but they are negotiating. They'd like to do something,

01:02:27 and we'll see if something's going to be done. They had a chance to do something a while ago,

01:02:33 and it didn't work out. And we did Midnight Hammer. I don't think they want that happening

01:02:38 again, but they would like to negotiate. We are negotiating with them right now, yes.

01:02:44 Joining me now is the Heritage Foundation Vice President of National Security, and she is former

01:02:48 Deputy National Security Advisor to President Trump. Victoria Coates back with me. Victoria,

01:02:52 good to see you. Thank you so much for being here. What is your reaction to the U.S. taking down

01:02:57 that drone? Well, it's a little bit like shooting a mosquito with a machine gun, Maria,

01:03:02 an F-35 against a Shahad drone isn't really a fair fight. But the Iranians apparently learned 1.00

01:03:08 nothing from the 12-day war in June, that they're essentially defenseless against the kind of

01:03:13 capabilities that President Trump has built up in the Persian Gulf. And so he has a ton of leverage

01:03:18 going into these negotiations. I never object to having a conversation with someone. I don't know

01:03:24 how much of a decision maker Argotchi is in reality. If he can make the kind of meaningful

01:03:29 concessions that Steve Woodcoff and Jared Kushner will be looking for. But if he can,

01:03:34 on the nuclear program, on the missiles, on the regional proxies, the terrorist groups,

01:03:38 if he can do that, then maybe we do have a shot at a real deal, not something like the failed

01:03:44 Obama-era nuclear deal. But, I mean, Victoria, I don't understand. I mean,

01:03:48 what are we negotiating? This regime has done heinous crimes, right? We're hearing reports

01:03:52 of tens of thousands of people killed, protesters killed in their efforts to just crush dissent.

01:03:59 Oh, absolutely. I mean, what happened in January in Iran is just reprehensible. And the fact that we're not even hearing a peep out of groups like the United Nations who are so eager to condemn Israel over their claimed genocide in Gaza and that not a word about what happened in Iran. These are the people who should be shouting from the rooftops. And I think the president has been very supportive of the protesters. Obviously, we'd all like to see a beneficial change in Iran. But his bottom line has always been the nuclear

01:04:29 program. That's what is an existential threat to the American people. And so if he can truly

01:04:36 dismantle that, that would be a great first step. And what that will do then for the protesters is

01:04:41 weaken the regime. They will have given up their sort of crown jewels, if you will,

01:04:46 which have always been their ambitions for a nuclear. And this military purge that apparently

01:04:53 has occurred at the hands of Xi Jinping, we're all questioning really what's behind this and why

01:04:58 Xi Jinping is taking out his leaders in the military. I was under the impression that he

01:05:03 wasn't even in charge of the military anymore. After a couple of years ago, they took him out

01:05:09 of that position after a mini stroke that he had. What's your take? Well, I mean, this shows a lot

01:05:14 of sort of discord in the upper ranks of the CCP. This does not make me in any way unhappy

01:05:19 that they're not getting along. And General Zhang, the one who was purged, it's an interesting case.

01:05:25 His father and Xi's father served together, so they've known each other for many, many years.

01:05:30 And the rumors are that the generals were not being forward-leaning enough on Taiwan,

01:05:36 that Xi has said he wants to be ready to move against Taiwan next year.

01:05:39 That's not a lot of time.

01:05:40 Taiwan is actually really investing in their defenses seriously now.

01:05:44 We are supporting them.

01:05:45 They're making that much, much more difficult.

01:05:47 And I think Xi felt that General Zhang just wasn't being aggressive enough, and he took him out.

01:05:52 So we'll see what happens.

01:05:54 And I love the story that we talked about on Sunday in terms of the Panama Canal, the Supreme Court of Panama annulled a contract for the Hong Kong company C.K. Hutchinson to operate the two ports at the Panama Canal, at either end of the Panama Canal, handing President Trump a pretty good victory for his security ambitions.

01:06:14 China's Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office claim the ruling is, quote, absurd, shameful, 0.91

01:06:20 and pathetic. And they are vowing to defend the interests of China and these Chinese companies 0.62

01:06:25 who are running those ports. But the Panama Supreme Court called it unconstitutional.

01:06:30 Your reaction? Well, I'm sure the CCP does think the rule of laws is absurd. That's something they

01:06:37 don't pay a great deal of attention to. But there's no appeal here. This is the Supreme Court of

01:06:42 Panama. They can't do anything about it. And there's another element to this, Maria,

01:06:46 neighboring Bolivia. President La Paz, their new president, who's finally taking that country away

01:06:51 from communism, just canceled a zinc processing plant contract for $350 million with China. So

01:06:58 this is really beginning to happen. Wow. Really interesting stuff. We know that

01:07:04 when President Trump visited there, all the signs were in Chinese. So China was truly 0.99

01:07:08 dominating and trying to dominate that port.

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01:13:53 To be continued...

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01:15:10 Well, Durud Patriots, Durud our

01:15:40 Your Honorary Hammihans, good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are.

01:15:46 Welcome to Day 39 of Iran Revolution Live with your wonderful and amazing host, Armin Navabi.

01:15:56 And your wonderful and amazing host, Goldi Qumari.

01:16:00 Thank you so much. Thank you. Welcome, everyone.

01:16:04 Guys, for the unboxing, I know I promised you the unboxing.

01:16:08 i actually had um i had a media community bones no no huda beauty i'm gonna go buy a whole bunch

01:16:15 of huda beauty makeup unbox it and then if the quality is bad i'm gonna return it right

01:16:20 so oh and i was i was supposed to yeah well because we went we went over her garbage apology

01:16:28 last night um and she basically just shot herself in the foot even more uh guys i was gonna do it

01:16:33 today, but I actually had a media interview earlier today. So I wasn't able to I didn't

01:16:39 have time to go and and get what I needed to but I will I will do it as soon as I have some time

01:16:45 my mornings are pretty much booked with media, but I will do it as soon as possible. Just want

01:16:52 to go through some of the quick super chats guys. I know to see starting at 2pm. Thank you for

01:16:56 letting us know we will go there. So we have super chat champions bring you my little support

01:17:02 and hope and wish to hear from you the good news that iran is free and the world is in a better

01:17:07 situation thank you so much we're hoping for that as well oh did you like that you liked my

01:17:13 interview with aaron she's fantastic isn't she oh she's so great i was i was so happy i did that

01:17:18 interview with her last night so um yeah you guys should definitely go watch that and make sure that

01:17:24 you subscribe to aaron's channel and support her as well um brian says i retired from the u.s

01:17:31 cg this year thank you for your service i'll gladly give more years to serve my shah and return

01:17:37 to my dad's homeland and pick up where he left off in 1979 well thank you thank you so much for

01:17:42 your service i have a feeling that uh that when iran is free um a lot of us are going to be going

01:17:48 back to help rebuild and and serve our country um armin how are you i'm very happy we have so

01:17:58 much good news do you want to begin why don't why don't you start oh really okay okay so

01:18:06 this is this makes me happy i think this will make other people happy as well i'm not sure

01:18:13 let's see all right so first we have this look at this breaking negotiations between us and

01:18:21 the islamic republic have been cancelled islamic republic had a meltdown over trump's demands and

01:18:29 talks have fallen apart and then we saw this breaking u.s islamic republic talks set for

01:18:35 friday has been cancelled which is very this makes me happy then we saw this video i don't

01:18:42 know have you played this here or no no no we just started okay so like okay but i remind everybody

01:18:49 what i've been saying through my entire career in public service i said it in my hearing when i was

01:18:54 uh being asking for confirmation through the senate the iranian people and the iranian regime

01:19:00 are very unalike in essence what the iranian people want this is a a culture with a deep history

01:19:06 these are people that that are the leadership of iran at the clerical level do does not reflect

01:19:13 the people of iran i know of no other country where there's a bigger difference between the

01:19:16 the people that lead the country and the people who live there.

01:19:19 And so our hope resides in that.

01:19:21 As far as the president's views on the way protesters were treated, it was very clear

01:19:25 about it.

01:19:26 And as you saw, part of what the president said publicly prevented mass executions that

01:19:34 were being planned and were on the precipice of.

01:19:37 And obviously beyond that, the president retains a number of options to how he responds to

01:19:41 that and future events.

01:19:43 But as far as the talks are concerned, you know, I think the Iranian.

01:19:46 Oh, by the way, guys, put in the chat hashtag Goldie was right regarding the negotiations falling apart. 1.00

01:19:52 So put it out in the chat that Goldie was right.

01:19:55 They agreed to a certain format for whatever reason, it's changed in their system or what have you.

01:20:00 We'll see if we can get back to the right place. But the United States is prepared to meet with them.

01:20:03 I think it was scheduled for Friday. Steve is ready to go. He'll be prepared for that.

01:20:07 If the Iranians want to meet, we're ready. They've expressed an interest in meeting and talking.

01:20:10 if they change their mind we're fine with that too we prefer to meet and talk i'm not sure you

01:20:15 can reach a deal with these guys but we're going to try to find out we don't see there's any i'm

01:20:19 not sure you could reach a deal with these guys i'm not sure we could reach a deal with these guys

01:20:25 guys i've been telling you like you have to interpret the political speak here

01:20:31 all right let's continue this is fantastic this is great

01:20:35 any harm in trying to figure out

01:20:38 just one more time this last part

01:20:40 yeah this is meeting and talking

01:20:42 if they change their mind we're fine

01:20:44 with that too we prefer to meet and talk

01:20:46 I'm not sure you can reach a deal with these guys

01:20:48 but we're going to try to find out we don't see there's any

01:20:50 harm in trying to figure out there's something

01:20:52 that can be done this is a president that always prefers

01:20:54 a peaceful outcome to any conflict

01:20:56 or any challenge

01:20:57 by the way there's

01:21:00 two more videos of

01:21:02 oh did you see this

01:21:04 glenn back glenn back changed his profile like here's it here's a confirmation of that

01:21:10 he did that a few weeks ago i reported on this he did this a few weeks ago yeah he's so amazing

01:21:17 glenn back yeah he did that like just so awesome so awesome oh i did not see that so glenn back

01:21:24 has changed his profile um picture to the flag of iran which is amazing so i um there's this

01:21:33 other video i don't know if this is i haven't watched this one i don't know if it covers what

01:21:37 we heard there before but i i yeah i like mark here he's saying secretary marco rubio is such

01:21:45 an effective communicator and demonstrates a deep and authoritative understanding of

01:21:51 the iran issue so let's watch this one as well matt and location of friday's talks with iran

01:21:59 and clarify, given that Iran refuses to negotiate its missile program and insists on a right to

01:22:06 enrich uranium, is the U.S. open to a compromise, if that means reaching a deal to avoid military

01:22:11 action? And separately, if I may, how exactly do these negotiations advance President Trump's

01:22:17 repeated pledges to help the Iranian protesters, many of whom are likely to see these nuclear talks

01:22:22 as legitimizing the very government that violently massacred its own people?

01:22:27 well let me first say just on the logistics um at the end let me back up and say from a big picture

01:22:32 perspective i think it's pretty clear right now president trump is willing to talk to and meet

01:22:37 with and engage with anyone in the world i mean that we don't view meetings as a concession

01:22:43 pause pause pause pause it is our so okay did you guys catch that so the part the part where

01:22:54 Marco Rubio says we don't see meeting as concession right so guys remember remember I was trying to

01:23:03 explain to you I was like okay guys like just because someone wants to meet just because they

01:23:10 they're willing to meet it does not mean that they're meeting in order to concede to the demands

01:23:17 of the Islamic regime right like they're not meeting because they want the Islamic regime to survive

01:23:23 yeah so i i use the volume boost because the volume could not go any higher so i use volume

01:23:31 master let's go back a little bit so that we could hear it properly to stuff because the volume was

01:23:35 very low let me know if it's better now nuclear talks yeah and guys again goldie was right

01:23:40 as legitimizing the very government that violently massacred its own people well let me first say

01:23:46 just on the logistics um at the end let me back up and say from a big picture perspective i think

01:23:51 it's pretty clear right now president trump is willing to talk to and meet with and engage with

01:23:57 anyone in the world i mean but we don't view meetings as a concession we don't view meetings

01:24:03 as um even a little legitimization it is our our willingness to sit and listen and talk to anyone

01:24:09 it's not a concession and it's not a legit guys remember that united states was talking to saddam

01:24:16 until the very last minute that they removed him, right?

01:24:22 United States was in talks with Saddam

01:24:24 and in direct communication with him until they toppled him.

01:24:28 So again, talking is not legitimization.

01:24:31 Yeah, they're just like Goldie mentioned.

01:24:34 Meetings as even a little legitimization.

01:24:37 It is our willingness to sit and listen and talk to anyone,

01:24:40 any adversary, any ally, obviously, but anyone around the world.

01:24:45 And so the president's always been open to that. He was he showed that in the first administration and he's showing it again now.

01:24:51 And so I think if there's an opportunity to engage directly with counterparts in the Iranian regime, the United States would be open to that.

01:24:58 And that's what we're open to. We thought we had an established forum that had been agreed to.

01:25:03 And Turkey was put together by a number of partners who wanted to attend and be a part of it.

01:25:09 I saw conflicting reports yesterday from the Iranian side saying that they had not agreed to that.

01:25:13 So that's still being worked through.

01:25:15 At the end of the day, the United States is prepared to engage and has always been prepared to engage with Iran.

01:25:19 As far as the topic of those discussions and what the agenda needs to be, look, I think in order for talks to actually lead to something meaningful, they will have to include certain things.

01:25:29 And that includes the range of their ballistic missiles.

01:25:32 That includes the.

01:25:34 Guys, the range of the ballistic missiles, he says, has to be included.

01:25:38 I could tell you there's no way I'm unable to say yes to that.

01:25:43 The only thing that they might agree to is to bring down the enrichment of uranium to a lower percentage.

01:25:53 But Rubia is saying that this has to be part of the negotiations.

01:25:58 They're reducing the range of the ballistic missiles. 0.86

01:26:03 That is basically a suicide for the Islamic Republic if they accept that. 0.75

01:26:07 And that's why they're not going to accept that. 0.92

01:26:09 So this is basically, this suggests that there is no room for negotiation.

01:26:13 and what the agenda needs to be. Look, I think in order for talks to actually lead to something

01:26:18 meaningful, they will have to include certain things. And that includes the range of their

01:26:23 ballistic missiles. That includes their sponsorship of terrorist organizations across

01:26:27 the region. That includes a nuclear program. And that includes the treatment of their own people.

01:26:31 The fundamental problem Iran faces and the regime faces right now is that what people are on the

01:26:35 streets complaining about, this regime cannot address. They cannot address it because it's

01:26:39 economic those problems remain and one of the reasons why the iranian regime cannot provide

01:26:44 the people of iran the quality of life that they deserve is because they're spending all their

01:26:48 money they're spending all their resources of what is a rich country sponsoring terrorism

01:26:54 sponsoring uh you know all these proxy groups around the world exporting as they call it their

01:26:59 revolution but i remind everybody what i've been saying through my entire career in public service

01:27:03 i said it in my hearing when i was uh being asking for confirmation through the senate

01:27:09 The Iranian people and the Iranian regime are very unalike.

01:27:13 In essence, what the Iranian people want, this is a culture with a deep history.

01:27:17 These are people that are the leadership of Iran at the clerical level does not reflect the people of Iran.

01:27:25 I know of no other country where there's a bigger difference between the people that lead the country and the people who live there.

01:27:33 Goldie, you got another super chat which is referring to that funny.

01:27:36 Can we see that?

01:27:37 Yeah, let's go to that one.

01:27:38 Oh, you're muted.

01:27:39 No, no, wait, wait.

01:27:40 Sorry.

01:27:40 So we can go to that in a moment.

01:27:43 But like, guys, what?

01:27:46 Okay.

01:27:46 Are there more Marco Rubio videos here?

01:27:48 Because that's...

01:27:49 I have one more.

01:27:51 I don't know if this repeats anything that we already heard or not.

01:27:55 It might be the same one, but let's play it again.

01:27:57 Guys, guys, this is so important, right?

01:27:59 So I've been telling you for over a month, right?

01:28:03 Like when President Trump says, when President Trump says, you know, we're talking,

01:28:07 that doesn't mean you know concession right when president trump says um we're meeting with them

01:28:14 it doesn't mean that that they're meeting to keep them around right i was i was always telling you

01:28:20 i was like guys um the reason they're meeting is to negotiate a surrender deal and i don't think

01:28:26 the islamic regime is going to to negotiate that and then even now like marco rubio had to come out

01:28:31 and very, very clearly say meeting, meeting with someone doesn't mean it's a concession, right? Like,

01:28:38 I feel like he's forced to say that because everyone, especially in the media, right? Everyone

01:28:42 in the media is like, oh, like, you know, oh, they're meeting. That means the regime is going

01:28:46 to survive. No, that's, that's not it at all. That's not it at all. They're saying, fine,

01:28:51 we'll, we'll meet if you want to talk. Fine. We'll sit down and we'll hear what you have to say.

01:28:55 It doesn't mean that we agree with you. It doesn't mean that, that we're going to like,

01:29:00 um you know negotiate the deal that you want but you know you want to come to us and talk fine

01:29:05 come and talk so that's uh that's very important very important that part but yeah let's let's um

01:29:12 play this and then we can go to that super chat and you can explain it for everyone

01:29:20 well okay so let's go to this one this might be repetitive guys but which is fine yeah which is

01:29:28 But I remind everybody what I've been saying through my entire career in public service,

01:29:32 I said it in my hearing when I was asking for confirmation through the Senate, 1.00

01:29:37 the Iranian people and the Iranian regime are very unalike. In essence, what the Iranian people 1.00

01:29:43 want, this is a culture with a deep history. These are people that the leadership of Iran

01:29:50 at the clerical level does not reflect the people of Iran. I know of no other country

01:29:55 where there's a bigger difference between the people that lead the country and the people who 0.92

01:29:58 live there. And so our hope resides in that. As far as the president's views on the way

01:30:03 protesters were treated, it was very clear about it. And as you saw, part of what the president

01:30:10 said publicly prevented mass executions that were being planned and were on the precipice of.

01:30:17 And obviously beyond that, the president retains a number of options to how he responds to that

01:30:21 and future events. But as far as the talks are concerned, you know, I think the Iranians had

01:30:26 agreed to a certain format. For whatever reason, it's changed in their system or what have you.

01:30:30 We'll see if we can get back to the right place. But the United States is prepared to meet with

01:30:34 them. I think it was scheduled for Friday. Steve is ready to go. He'll be prepared for that.

01:30:38 If the Iranians want to meet, we're ready. They've expressed an interest in meeting and talking.

01:30:42 If they change their mind, we're fine with that, too. We prefer to meet and talk. I'm not sure you

01:30:46 can reach a deal with these guys, but we're going to try to find out. We don't see there's any harm

01:30:50 and trying to figure out there's something that can be done.

01:30:52 This is a president that always prefers a peaceful outcome

01:30:55 to any conflict or any challenge.

01:30:57 Yeah, guys, the main point you have to ask yourself is,

01:31:00 like, why not talk to them to see what,

01:31:03 like, what is the point of not talking to them?

01:31:06 It's not like you're going to give in to any of their demands.

01:31:10 You might actually get a few,

01:31:12 you might be able to disarm them by talking before the attack.

01:31:17 like why not just see what you could get out of them without like even before attacking them like

01:31:23 that it doesn't make any sense to just close all lines of communication absolutely yeah yeah um so

01:31:33 let me okay can i bring the image can you who made this i want to know i think i think it's

01:31:40 mojahedin it it looks like mojahedin i think i think this yeah it sounds like wow well this

01:31:47 isn't this isn't the first time they've attacked me right so they've like a few years ago they made

01:31:51 like a video about me where they basically claimed that i'm i'm with the islamic regime so yeah so 0.98

01:31:59 i mean did they not know that this is such a badge of honor to be attacked by the mek

01:32:05 i don't know man so like okay so okay guys this is this is how you know goldie is being very

01:32:11 effective because these are the posts that they're making about her so i didn't even know how to

01:32:19 translate this my parents told me it's like from some tv show in the uh like during the shah's time 0.99

01:32:28 and she was like this woman that was like very bossy and she was like fighting with everyone or

01:32:32 something okay so they are basically in an insulting way they refer to um goldie here

01:32:41 calling him lady gamma say it's also play on my last name because my last name is bamadi

01:32:50 so instead of saying i'm at either saying so you're saying basically goldie who's the

01:32:56 supporter of princess of palavi is well they don't say prince they just say risa palavi

01:33:03 um so because of her support of the islamic republic well yeah and also because of threatening

01:33:15 the the people against the people who are threatening the people who are against the

01:33:24 islamic republic the mullah regime so apparently goldie supports the islamic republic and she's

01:33:29 also threatening the enemies of the islamic republic okay and because also she has been giving

01:33:43 she has been giving the information of the people against the regime to the irgc

01:33:51 so goldie apparently according to this goldie is supporting the islamic republic

01:33:55 she's been threatening the people who are against the islamic republic and she's passing on the

01:34:01 information of the people who are against the islamic republic to irgc but but because of

01:34:06 these but no but wait but i'm passing on the information to the irgc through diplomatic

01:34:12 channels so they're saying i'm passing the information through the government of canada

01:34:17 oh is that not um no no no there's a comma there's a missing comma here okay all right

01:34:21 never mind there should be a comma here so they they they made a mistake like translate this

01:34:27 yeah yeah so they made a mistake here they're saying because of these three things comma the

01:34:34 The Canadian government has basically stopped your, you know, like basically revoked your

01:34:43 citizenship.

01:34:45 Yeah, my, my, my, so they're, they're claiming that I'm disbarred, which is not true.

01:34:50 I'm not disbarred.

01:34:51 I'm not disbarred.

01:34:52 It was just so funny.

01:34:54 So they're saying that also the Canadian government has taken away your

01:34:57 residentship.

01:34:58 I mean, Goldie is a citizen.

01:35:01 She's not a permanent resident.

01:35:03 she's a canadian citizen so they don't even know that they're saying her permanent

01:35:08 residency has been taken away from the canadian government and in in the near future she's going

01:35:16 to go back to her grandpa ali khamenei why grandpa okay so

01:35:23 so yeah you're gonna soon goldie pack up your bags and get ready to be sent back to your

01:35:32 papa harmony apparently i was laughing 0.50

01:35:36 what the hell okay so so this is you guys so you can you can tell that this is the mek right

01:35:47 Why is it the MEK? Because they're putting Rizal Pahlavi, King Rizal Pahlavi, in the same sentence, right?

01:35:55 So basically, they're saying that, you know, Goldi Gamari, who's a supporter of King Rizal Pahlavi, is working with the Islamic regime,

01:36:06 and I'm attacking people who are against the Islamic regime, and I gave their information to the IRGC.

01:36:12 um and so because because i gave the uh information of people against uh fighting against the regime

01:36:19 to the irgc um even though i'm a supporter of kings of ahlevi um now the canadian government

01:36:26 has has disbarred me and they've revoked my uh permanent residency even though i'm a citizen

01:36:31 i'm not a permanent resident i've been a citizen since the age of four but hey that's news to me

01:36:35 and uh and very soon very soon i'm flying back to iran to to go be with my grandfather uh the

01:36:43 supreme dictator ali khamenei there you go oh this is why we got we got a super chat where is that

01:36:50 oh yeah somebody gave us a super chat saying goldie when are you going to your

01:36:55 to your baba khamenei when are you going back oh my god

01:37:00 I have to give more to have to give more to meet them.

01:37:03 Meet them.

01:37:04 Cabrish.

01:37:05 Cabrish.

01:37:06 Unboxing a bone.

01:37:08 Yeah. 0.91

01:37:09 I'm going to go unbox the Khamenei's grave for you when he's when he's dead.

01:37:13 How about that?

01:37:16 Oh, my God. 0.98

01:37:17 It's ridiculous. 0.97

01:37:19 This is so hilarious. 0.97

01:37:21 Like, look at the guys.

01:37:22 This is this does sound like M.E.K. propaganda.

01:37:27 It does sound like that.

01:37:29 Yeah.

01:37:29 well this isn't the first time they've done this like armin they're the ones who filed a complaint

01:37:34 um a complaint against me so you know the whole law society um suspension thing that's that's the

01:37:40 mek so what what the mek did is in in 2019 um someone who's affiliated with the mek that that's

01:37:51 the communist group right um they filed a complaint against me to the law society of ontario um and

01:37:59 oh yeah oh and here's the thing in that claim they said that back in 2016 i stole ten thousand dollars

01:38:07 cash from that so again so in in 2019 and this was literally like just a few months after i was

01:38:18 elected to office right so a few months after i'm elected to office um the mek file a complaint

01:38:25 saying that three years ago I stole 10 grand in cash. So then, you know, at that point I had

01:38:30 already stopped being a lawyer. Right. So I had already suspended, um, my law account because

01:38:35 like, I'm not a practicing lawyer anymore. I was a politician at the time. So, I mean,

01:38:39 I didn't really care. Right. Cause I'm like, whatever, like my, I I've, I've suspended my

01:38:43 license cause I'm not practicing law anymore, but you know, I, I cooperated with the law society.

01:38:48 I gave them like all the info that they wanted, basically gave them all the proof to show that

01:38:53 like I never took 10 grand in cash and then there was some back and forth and then the law society

01:38:59 was like oh we need six months worth of your unredacted phone records and then I was like

01:39:05 why why do you need my phone records to prove that I didn't take 10 grand in cash like why why do you

01:39:14 need my phone records and then they were like well you know we have we have the right to to do

01:39:19 whatever you want so at that point I was like I'm not going to give you my phone records and I'm not

01:39:23 a practicing lawyer anyway so i don't care so that that's where the case is but this is a funny

01:39:28 thing like if i actually let's say if i actually stole 10 grand in cash why wouldn't they go to

01:39:33 the police right away right like if i stole 10 grand um in 2016 why wouldn't they just go to the

01:39:40 police and and file a you know file like a theft report or something they waited three years until

01:39:45 i was a politician because then they were trying to like blackmail me into supporting them and i

01:39:50 was like i'm not going to support you guys so there you go yeah by the way a lot of people in

01:39:54 the chat are saying like guys the negotiations are canceled breaking news we started the show

01:39:59 with that so we know like everybody like oh my god why are you not talking about like yeah we

01:40:03 said that so apparently the negotiations have been canceled so we said that already people are like

01:40:12 telling us to talk about that but again we i mean this was kind of expected i mean honestly i don't

01:40:19 think it makes much of a difference you know i'm really happy to hear this news but honestly

01:40:26 negotiations no negotiations uh right now i don't think make it makes much of a difference for the

01:40:32 islamic republic whether they talk or don't talk i think the reason why the islamic republic is

01:40:38 you know basically demanding so many things in a way that they cancel the negotiations is because

01:40:45 they also understand guys this is okay so goldie is usually right but i'll take one point i'll take

01:40:52 like a i told you so as well because you should take all the i told you so you should take all

01:40:58 the i told you so because you're always right too no because the islamic republic has realized what 0.55

01:41:05 i told you guys that this time it's a trap from the us side usually when islamic republic negotiates 0.93

01:41:12 it's a trap and biden and obama fall for it this time it's the other way around this time 0.85

01:41:19 it's a trap on the us side so that's what this is why the islamic republic is like realizing 0.93

01:41:23 that these people seem to have made up their mind and they're just trying to disarm us with 0.96

01:41:28 negotiations so that's why they are willing to go like you know throw you know basically

01:41:35 throw everything in the air and basically say like quit trying to demand like oh we need to

01:41:39 meet here or we're not going to meet with you guys uh because they know they're walking into 0.99

01:41:44 a trap like the islamic republic is not that stupid yeah what is this so this this is uh this 0.99

01:41:53 is just very interesting so uh president trump posted this um i have just completed an excellent 0.99

01:41:59 telephone conversation with president z of china it was a long and thorough call where many important

01:42:05 subjects were discussed including trade military the the april trip that i will be making to china

01:42:13 which i look very much forward to taiwan the war between russia ukraine the current situation in

01:42:20 Iran. Wow. I mean, he doesn't say what specifically the topic was. But I have a feeling I if I was

01:42:37 going to extrapolate from this this post that President Trump put on his truth social earlier

01:42:46 today um if i had to guess i would say that this the the conversation about iran was pretty much

01:42:55 president trump telling china to stay out of it and that it's going to be regime change

01:42:59 so what china's main concern is is access to oil especially now that venezuela is on u.s's side

01:43:09 when it comes to oil access China is feeling really really threatened they're like okay if

01:43:16 we also lose Iran to become a western ally I'm going to be completely isolated when it comes to

01:43:22 access to energy right so I don't know so if Trump wants to make China back off one thing that they 0.63

01:43:32 might be talking about is like some guarantees that Iran once Iran is free they could still

01:43:39 buy oil from a new like maybe what trump is like listen this is going to happen the writing is on

01:43:45 the wall iran is going to uh become free so you either if you want to have even some access to

01:43:56 the oil and gas of iran you better not take a position against the iranian people because you

01:44:01 might lose all of it if basically like you also you have to choose between some or none because

01:44:07 taking a position against the iranian people is futile and you know like at some point like

01:44:15 basically some guarantees with some access to energies might make china back up

01:44:20 i mean yeah that that that definitely could be a part of it i mean ultimately when when iran is

01:44:25 free you know the the foreign policy um choices will be up to the the iranian people yeah well

01:44:32 the transitional government right so the transitional government will be making um those

01:44:37 choices those those uh decisions and you know um king has made it very clear that they're willing

01:44:44 to uh you know trade with everyone on the open market freely and fairly right so it has to be

01:44:50 free free and fair um but i have a feeling that like this like that definitely could have been

01:44:58 a part of it um the fact that president trump is mentioning that he spoke um to to you know china

01:45:07 about the current situation in iran um leads me to believe that yeah president trump is saying

01:45:12 you know if you uh if you back the islamic regime or if you you know prevent us from doing what we

01:45:18 need to do uh things are going to be very difficult for you because once once iran is free um that is 0.66

01:45:26 going to have like that's going to change the economy especially when it comes to oil

01:45:32 um and you know right now i think it's like 80 percent of of uh uh iran's oil sales go to china

01:45:42 something like that at a very at a very discounted price which is

01:45:46 very discounted price yeah so basically they're stealing our oil it's yeah it's pretty much theft

01:45:50 right it's pretty much theft um so yeah i i definitely this has something to do with oil

01:45:55 and i have a feeling president trump is saying like if you want to continue getting oil

01:45:58 um you know you better you better like back off because i think you're right otherwise like you'll

01:46:05 get none and um united states like like president trump could easily like you know without getting

01:46:11 involved in in iranian foreign affairs right he could like impose his own sanctions on china or

01:46:17 whatever the case might be um to like prevent china from being able to buy oil from from iran

01:46:23 or something like that right yeah yeah and also india by the way has been unicis has been dealing

01:46:31 with india to buy their oil instead of from the islamic republic to buy it from venezuela

01:46:35 so this is going to be right now it's going to really put pressure on the islamic republic because 0.65

01:46:40 right now they're desperate for cash to be able to continue fighting absolutely and you know once

01:46:46 once the iran is free because you know venezuela and iran have both been um you know basically

01:46:52 giving their oil for free to china and russia and president trump is well aware that um you know

01:46:58 when iran is free um that's going to um that's going to be a significant blow for the the chinese

01:47:08 um and russian communist regimes right so i have a feeling that um um you know president trump's

01:47:17 aim isn't just iran i or like the islamic regime i have a feeling that his his aim is maybe all

01:47:24 of these communist dictatorships who knows right yeah iran is just you know the next domino in my

01:47:31 opinion to to fall so yeah so so oil and gas to china and drones to russia yeah and also you're

01:47:41 so you're so right because we're entering a cold war um and the main tool i know i'm gonna say this

01:47:47 quick because i know we have only a few minutes and the main the main uh winners are going to be

01:47:54 the people who take advantage the most out of out of the fourth industrial revolution that we're in

01:48:00 when it comes to ai and robotics and the main input for ai and robotics are rare earth metal

01:48:06 minerals metals and also um energy so whoever controls the most rare earth metals and energy 0.91

01:48:15 wins the ai and robotic race in the future unfortunately china has a lot of control over

01:48:22 most of the resources when it comes to rare earth metals but united states is basically trying to

01:48:28 make sure that they dominate the energy market and energy is going to be key and guys when it comes

01:48:34 through these two games energy and rare earth metals it's basically a zero-sum game it's a

01:48:41 winner-take-all situation because there is no second place you either win or this fourth industrial

01:48:48 revolution or you're going to completely be dominated there is no second place winner that's

01:48:53 why the competition is very very very high when a bit between china and united states and right now 0.68

01:49:01 with venezuela being on the u.s side when it comes to energy china the chinese are really

01:49:06 feeling threatened and potipto as well earlier was saying i think it was a few weeks ago when

01:49:11 he was with us um potipto was mentioning that iran has very very high um lithium or like like

01:49:19 lithium ion like like lithium stores or something like that and he said like lithium is pretty much

01:49:26 the new oil and and that the lithium that Iran has is pretty much untapped because of the economic

01:49:34 sanctions so freeing Iran would also mean getting access to all those rare minerals which help with

01:49:41 the fourth industrial revolution when it comes to robotics and AI and tech and all that so

01:49:46 apparently the lithium is even more valuable than the oil well very valuable I don't know if they're

01:49:54 Yeah, okay. And also on top of that, the most important resource that Iran has is the human resource, right? So remember always that we have the most, guys, because we have wealth and then we have wealth generation.

01:50:10 Wealth generation always is superior to whatever wealth level you have.

01:50:16 And when it comes to the human capital, a human capital is what generates wealth rather than just a level of wealth that you already have.

01:50:23 Because whatever resources you have, if you want to turn it into something that is more valuable than whatever it already is, that's when the human capital becomes the most important thing.

01:50:33 And the Iranian people are some of the most educated people, the most entrepreneurial, the most hardworking people in the world.

01:50:39 And they also have the proper values, the values that make society prosperous.

01:50:44 So the most important research that Iran has is the human resource, the human capital that we have.

01:50:49 I agree. Absolutely.

01:50:53 Wow.

01:50:55 Are the talks off? Yes, the talks are off.

01:50:58 That was like the first breaking news.

01:51:03 Oh, look at this comment here, Armin.

01:51:06 I'm from Iran.

01:51:07 Thank you, Armin and Goldie.

01:51:09 Oh, thank you.

01:51:10 That's so nice.

01:51:12 Be safe.

01:51:13 Be safe.

01:51:14 We're here for you guys.

01:51:15 Guys, there's a lot of new people who are joining us from Iran.

01:51:19 Just wanted to let you guys know, we've been doing this for 39 days now.

01:51:24 So especially when the internet was shut down, we kept on going.

01:51:30 We were sharing the news.

01:51:31 So, you know, herkik to Iran has, as I said, negara nabashin,

01:51:35 ma stodaie shoma hastin,

01:51:36 wa witsat seng, kassam, be khone yaran istadim ta paayyan ma

01:51:42 dher kenaar shoma hastin,

01:51:44 wa ta rooze pirozi ma een bernama ro khaahim dash.

01:51:49 So, aslan negara nabashin,

01:51:52 hatta maghe ahiyanan internet dobarah qat shod,

01:51:55 ma eenjah hastin, wa stodaie shoma hastin.

01:51:58 Stapaz gaza.

01:51:59 uh republican pat fallen is that a senator just came out just posted um i don't know no that's

01:52:08 a congressman so just 45 minutes ago posted the iranian regime is the greatest driver of chaos 0.80

01:52:14 death and destruction in the middle east iran's people deserve freedom from the ayatollah's

01:52:19 repression this is very interesting we're seeing more uh senators and congress people posting this 0.69

01:52:24 I don't know why what's like have they seen something have they heard something like it seems like they're trying to support Trump when it comes to what's about to happen yeah yeah I love I love how people I love how people in the chat are saying 2C starts now when I literally have I literally have 2C on the screen waiting and ready to go so yes all right there we go when it starts it starts

01:52:54 Welcome to Tusi TV. This is your global news channel. I'm Maya Tusi and it's all kicking

01:53:03 off in the Middle East. The talks between the United States of America and the Islamic Republic

01:53:09 of Iran have now officially collapsed. The Friday negotiations have been cancelled. The

01:53:15 Islamic Republic of Iran are preparing their military troops and the United States have now

01:53:20 deployed the uss george hw bush the aircraft carrier to join the rest of the troops in the

01:53:29 middle east there is a lot to cover here and this is still obviously a hot topic as we speak

01:53:34 everything could change any moment there are now fears that the irgc might do a preemptive attack

01:53:41 they might they might try to hit israel or and the us bases in the middle east as they know that

01:53:48 president trump is now leaning towards military action in iran so as i said don't worry about

01:53:53 these talks they're all distractions even if they start talking it doesn't really matter

01:53:57 it's not going to get anywhere anyway and of course it's happened again so first things first

01:54:04 let's talk about what's been going on today in iran and in the middle east there have once again

01:54:11 been more mysterious explosions ladies and gentlemen oh yeah mysterious explosions gas

01:54:18 leaks left right and center uh so this time in paradise another industrial area another

01:54:26 commercial complex uh called the siya sang let's go to the video we received from iran

01:54:33 given the date

01:54:39 so another gas leak another mysterious explosion it happens every single day don't forget we had

01:54:55 this exact same thing days and weeks before the 12 day war before the israelis and

01:55:02 the United States decided to attack the Islamic regime.

01:55:07 So the IRGC and Ali Khamenei are currently doomed.

01:55:12 And I did say in their defense, they didn't really have any other option.

01:55:15 It's either surrender, obviously doing a surrender deal with the president

01:55:20 is what's going to be a bad idea for them, or just prepare to fight until the last minute.

01:55:26 And there's no other way that they could be saved regardless of this

01:55:29 because the regime are falling from within.

01:55:31 But let's talk about what's actually happening with the talks.

01:55:34 So the Friday talks have now been canceled.

01:55:37 The Islamic Republic said, but the Americans said, we have four red lines, four demands. 0.62

01:55:43 Nuclear, go. Ballistic missiles, go. Killing your people, go. 0.67

01:55:48 And end the proxies. Hezbollah, Houthis, Hamas, everybody. 1.00

01:55:54 Hezbollah of Iraq, Fatah Moun in Afghanistan, the other idiots in Pakistan. 0.95

01:55:59 The Islamic Republic said initially earlier today, firstly, we don't want to go to Turkey on Friday, we want to go to Oman, in fears that because Turkey is a NATO member, that the United States will just arrest Abbas Arokshi, the foreign minister and the diplomats. 0.98

01:56:19 That was not going to happen. They're idiots. But, or maybe it was, I don't know. Arresting a diplomat would be on a whole new level. Government ministers, perhaps. 1.00

01:56:27 Then they said, let's go to Oman. Then they said, well, we are only going to talk about nuclear.

01:56:34 President Trump said, what are you talking about? Steve Whitcoff sent a message to the Islamic Republic.

01:56:39 No, we have the four demands. Everything is on the table. 0.98

01:56:43 And then minutes before the update we received, the officials in the Middle East already said,

01:56:49 we are lowering our expectations for the Friday talks because the Islamic Republic wanted to have limited talks

01:56:57 just about nuclear and also indirectly, not even directly with the U.S.

01:57:02 They've changed their mind.

01:57:04 And now everything has now officially collapsed.

01:57:08 Minutes before the talks were officially cancelled,

01:57:12 Marco Rubio, as the Secretary of State, made a speech.

01:57:17 Now, this is quite interesting.

01:57:19 Now, what we want to know is, did Marco Rubio know at that point?

01:57:24 Or was it just a coincidence because he went all out?

01:57:27 He went extreme.

01:57:29 He basically said the Iranian people need to be saved.

01:57:32 The Iranian people are great. 0.99

01:57:33 They are different to the Islamic regime.

01:57:35 And until now, the White House's narrative was Iran.

01:57:39 As in, when they meant the regime, they said Iran.

01:57:42 But Marco Rubio separated the two.

01:57:45 And he also basically said,

01:57:47 this is just minutes before the whole thing got canceled.

01:57:49 He said that, I don't think we can make a deal

01:57:51 with these guys.

01:57:52 Hmm.

01:57:53 Let's go.

01:57:54 ...and location of Friday's Talks with Iran.

01:57:57 investors, many of whom are likely to see these nuclear talks as legitimizing the very government

01:58:02 that violently massacred its own people. Well, let me first say just on the logistics,

01:58:07 at the end, let me back up and say from a big picture perspective, I think it's pretty clear

01:58:11 right now, President Trump is willing to talk to and meet with and engage with anyone in the world.

01:58:17 I mean, that we don't view meetings as a concession. We don't view meetings as

01:58:22 even a little legitimization. It is our willingness to sit and listen and talk to anyone,

01:58:28 any adversary, any ally, obviously, but anyone around the world. And so the president's always

01:58:34 been open to that. He showed that in the first administration, and he's showing it again now.

01:58:39 And so I think if there's an opportunity to engage directly with counterparts in the Iranian regime,

01:58:45 the United States would be open to that. And that's what we're open to. We thought we had

01:58:48 an established forum that had been agreed to. In Turkey, it was put together by a number of

01:58:53 partners who wanted to attend and be a part of it. I saw conflicting reports yesterday from the

01:58:59 Iranian side saying that they had not agreed to that. So that's still being worked through.

01:59:03 At the end of the day, the United States is prepared to engage and has always been prepared

01:59:07 to engage with Iran. As far as the topic of those discussions and what the agenda needs to be,

01:59:11 look, I think in order for talks to actually lead to something meaningful,

01:59:15 they will have to include certain things. And that includes the range of their ballistic missiles.

01:59:19 That includes their sponsorship of terrorist organizations across the region. That includes

01:59:24 the nuclear program, and that includes the treatment of their own people. The fundamental 0.95

01:59:27 problem Iran faces and the regime faces right now is that what people are on the streets complaining

01:59:32 about, this regime cannot address. They cannot address it because it's economic. Those problems

01:59:37 remain. And one of the reasons why the Iranian regime cannot provide the people of Iran the 0.93

01:59:41 quality of life that they deserve is because they're spending all their money they're spending 0.89

01:59:45 all their resources of what is a rich country sponsoring terrorism sponsoring uh you know all

01:59:52 these proxy groups around the world exporting as they call it their revolution but i remind

01:59:57 everybody what i've been saying through my entire career in public service i said it in my hearing

02:00:00 when i was uh being asking for confirmation through the senate the iranian people and the

02:00:06 Iranian regime are very unalike in essence what the Iranian people want this

02:00:11 is a culture with a deep history these are people that are the leadership of

02:00:18 Iran at the clerical level do does not reflect the people of Iran I know of no

02:00:22 other country where there's a bigger difference between the people that lead 0.86

02:00:25 the country and the people who live there so that's that's the the whole

02:00:30 point by the way because there's somebody in the live chat just said it's

02:00:34 so funny someone said stephanie how did they ever believe they would make a deal in the first place

02:00:40 this is just common sense i don't know who you're talking about because if you mean the islamic

02:00:44 republic well they were desperate if you mean the americans the americans didn't believe there was

02:00:49 going to be a deal this that was the whole point of the distraction this was just theater they 0.60

02:00:54 trapped the islamic republic they have they had no other option initially to say yes but talks 0.91

02:01:01 about nuclear nobody was talking about nuclear it just came out of nowhere and they all fell for the

02:01:06 trap of president trump even though as i said yesterday in a parliament in tehran their own

02:01:13 radical um extreme mps they they saw what was going on they they were warning their own government

02:01:20 saying why are we talking to the americans this is a trap they're suddenly talking about the nuclear

02:01:25 have right and we are falling for it yes the mps in iran were right and but the regime had no other

02:01:32 option because they had to wait by some time to prepare for the next move now the next move is

02:01:39 happening as we speak ptex that the secretary of war is now deploying specialized army oh there we

02:01:47 go we have a reaction from president trump as well as ptex that is now deploying specialized army

02:01:53 infantry to the Middle East. So this is the first time we have this since this whole saga started

02:01:59 over the last few weeks. And I think we have a quick reaction from President Trump on this

02:02:07 breaking news. Ladies and gentlemen, it's the first time we're hearing from him obviously since

02:02:12 this happened. Hang on, what? Yeah, that's actually happened. Okay. President Trump has now said

02:02:22 uh iran's supreme leader should now be worried okay we're going to get more from the president

02:02:31 shortly hopefully but for now we're going to stick to this and p texas deploying uh infantry

02:02:38 uh to towards the middle east we also have an update from puerto rico

02:02:43 So U.S. tankers are all over, up over Puerto Rico, their base, and they are bringing in more F-35s over the Atlantic towards the Middle East.

02:02:55 So obviously that's going to take a few hours. That's going to take 12 hours, something like that, to get close to the Middle East.

02:03:03 So that's happening. And the army infantry are now also happening.

02:03:07 The White House and Pentagon have also now confirmed officially that the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush, the aircraft that the carrier strike group are now moving towards the Middle East to join the rest of the gang.

02:03:27 So the USS Abraham Lincoln is obviously still close by.

02:03:30 And now we're going to have USS George H.W. Bush officially also joining them.

02:03:36 So this is changing the whole game as we know it.

02:03:39 That's going to take obviously some time for them to arrive.

02:03:42 But we might still see some action potentially beforehand, before even George H.W. Bush arrives,

02:03:54 because there is a fear that the Islamic Republic might try to do a preemptive attack.

02:04:00 Now, this could also change the whole platform

02:04:02 in terms of how the Israelis and the Americans are potentially going to be responding.

02:04:08 There's a lot more updates coming in as well.

02:04:11 I always keep a Quran at home in case I run out of toilet paper. 0.96

02:04:14 But if a country is going to fall and Iran must know it will, 0.99

02:04:20 it makes more sense to negotiate a favorable exit. 0.97

02:04:24 It's called They're Living to Fight Another Day, a tactical retreat. 0.82

02:04:28 That's what Assad did, and it worked for Assad.

02:04:30 But these guys, I don't know what they're thinking. 0.53

02:04:33 The best option for them would have been to negotiate an exit plan,

02:04:37 but I think they might still do it after the first wave of attacks if they happen.

02:04:42 What, the talks between the U.S. and IRGC fell apart?

02:04:45 I didn't see that coming at all.

02:04:47 Sarcastically, brilliant.

02:04:49 But now we also have the IRGC generals kicking off badly.

02:04:54 Oh, no, I am terrified. Hamid Reza. Oh, God.

02:05:02 What is it with these Arabic names that they have?

02:05:06 OK, he has now warned Iran that it's now warned that Iran or the IRGC would strike broadly and target U.S. troops and not just one or two bases.

02:05:18 So according to the IRGC General's advisor, we might see some fireworks in the Middle East sparked by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targeting the wider U.S. troops and not just a couple of bases.

02:05:37 But that statement that just came out, I think President Trump is talking to NBC.

02:05:43 This is major because he said Khamenei should now be worried.

02:05:47 I think, yes, I think we have this.

02:05:49 I'm going to put this on for you guys.

02:05:50 This is just coming over the last couple of minutes.

02:05:54 President Trump speaking to NBC.

02:05:57 Is he in the White House?

02:05:58 Hang on.

02:06:00 Stay with us while I prepare this for you guys.

02:06:03 This is just, it's all happening very quickly as well.

02:06:05 but we have

02:06:08 I'm trying to see if he's in the White House

02:06:11 yeah okay let's just quickly go to the president

02:06:16 can't believe this is happening

02:06:18 but yeah got it

02:06:23 let's go to President Trump

02:06:26 his instant reaction to the talks collapsing

02:06:29 as the Islamic Republic withdraw

02:06:32 should the supreme leader in iran be worried right now i would say he should be very worried

02:06:39 yeah he should be as you know they're negotiating with us i know they are but the protest

02:06:46 i love how he's like yeah you know they're negotiating no they're not

02:06:49 it's i do love how president trump even like during the times when it's basically

02:06:53 we don't have uncertainty everything's basically certain he still has to do the

02:06:58 this way on that side yeah you should be worried we're coming but yeah we're still talking you're

02:07:03 not talking it's over at least for now it's over uh but he's trying to use this stick instead of

02:07:09 his carrots at this point there's also uh breaking news coming from northern gaza which we'll go to

02:07:15 shortly on this issue uh but uh um yeah president trump is there not too happy although he seems

02:07:23 quite confident and calm about this whole saga but let's also go to Iran because more videos

02:07:31 are coming out from the fight the battle between the Iranian people and the Islamic occupation

02:07:38 forces this shows the security forces unfortunately targeting the protesters the Iranians

02:07:45 in mashab the second largest city of iran directly point blank range and

02:07:52 quite close range as well let's watch this

02:07:57 let's just look at that the bottom right of the screen this is disgusting behavior and

02:08:03 so this just come out the latest videos and i think we have uh yeah we can we'll go shortly to

02:08:10 gaza as well the israeli defense forces are trying their best they did the same thing before the 12

02:08:14 their war to paralyze the proxies immediately before things kick off with the islamic republic

02:08:20 so hezbollah have been hammered over the last few days hamas in gaza are being hammered the 0.93

02:08:26 hudis nobody cares about them they're still boiling their kettle so we'll wait for that

02:08:31 but we're gonna go to gaza shortly but staying with iran and today protests continue a large

02:08:39 crowds in a deathfall in khusastan basically they've been using the memorials and funerals

02:08:44 and turning them into uprising massive crowd marching on the street

02:08:53 so this is uh today in khusastan look at the crowd it's huge huge numbers these are obviously the uh

02:09:02 in a more uh they're not in the urban areas obviously those are the more

02:09:06 smaller towns and villages every single one of these guys are ready ready to fight on the streets

02:09:17 in iran when they get the opportunity but uh the islamic republic state media as well have now

02:09:26 uh been broadcasting some weird footage as they do of showing the uh the irgc being fully prepared

02:09:35 the strategic missile units now the major general abdul rahim mousavi has been visiting these

02:09:43 underground bunker sites and has warned that the islamic republic is ready to respond to any action

02:09:52 anytime now what that actually means is a direct threat as the rest of the irgc have been saying

02:09:57 that we might attack the Americans and the Israelis before they attack us. 1.00

02:10:04 But we'll have to wait and see if they are brave enough or stupid enough 1.00

02:10:07 to actually pull something like that off because that is not a good idea. 1.00

02:10:11 So President Trump says just now, here's the deal.

02:10:17 If they try again, and I'll let them know that if they do,

02:10:21 we're going to send them right back and do the job again.

02:10:25 They tried to go back to the site.

02:10:28 They couldn't even get near it.

02:10:30 There was total obliteration in terms of the nuclear site.

02:10:34 They were thinking about starting a new nuclear facility in a different part of the country.

02:10:39 We found out about it.

02:10:40 And I said, if you do that, we're going to do very bad things to you. 0.97

02:10:45 And the Islamic Republic said, F you. 1.00

02:10:49 We don't care. 0.70

02:10:49 We're going to do what we want to do.

02:10:51 And President Trump is now saying, Khamenei should be very worried right now. 0.72

02:10:56 Now, I mean, this is just crazy behavior by Ali Khamenei.

02:11:01 I don't know what they're thinking.

02:11:02 This is your last chance to negotiate something.

02:11:05 You guys are not winning this.

02:11:07 What are you thinking?

02:11:09 Thank you for the reporting.

02:11:11 I wait for you to decide if what is being reported is real.

02:11:14 Oh, it's very real.

02:11:15 We just had President Trump obviously confirming.

02:11:17 So happy for the future of your homeland.

02:11:19 looking to be the fastest revolution ever.

02:11:24 I mean, if it happens soon, it will be the fastest.

02:11:25 Usually it takes months or a year or so,

02:11:27 but this seems to be accelerating a lot quicker than I thought.

02:11:30 I thought we were going to have to wait another 12 months.

02:11:33 That is the expectations usually with these revolutions.

02:11:36 Maya, your courage, dedication to facts

02:11:38 and the scope of your geopolitical context

02:11:41 have become indispensable.

02:11:43 God bless you and protect you.

02:11:44 Thank you so much.

02:11:45 Always a big shout out to the rest of the 2CTV team

02:11:48 that help me every single day as well.

02:11:51 Now, let's quickly go to the U.S. military

02:11:53 and the situation with these guys

02:11:54 because they have been trawling the regime.

02:11:56 This is the funniest thing I've ever seen,

02:11:58 actually, since the conflict, the tension started.

02:12:01 Look at this map.

02:12:02 These are the U.S. drones flying over the Middle East, right?

02:12:06 They spent the last few hours

02:12:07 essentially drawing on the map

02:12:11 a message to the IRGC on the Persian Gulf.

02:12:15 so firstly you got uh on the left hand side it's the legend it's a legendary blade the sword of

02:12:27 their so-called imam ali the shia imam of after muhammad basically and he he got in charge and

02:12:35 then he got killed but so this is the what they called it the zolfiger sword it's a very famous

02:12:42 thing that they had like the the double sword thing edge and he used it by the way ali to

02:12:49 kill thousands of innocent jews and christians bad things happened with this but the the american

02:12:56 drones decided to basically draw that on the map and also uh draw another thing to say that time 0.60

02:13:02 is running out on the right hand side you can see time is running that was just before the uh the

02:13:10 The Islamic Republic pulled out of the talks and two IRGC drones have now been shot down by the Americans.

02:13:20 We obviously reported the first one yesterday afternoon.

02:13:24 But since then, another drone has now also been confirmed that's been taken down by the F-35s of the United States military.

02:13:34 This is crazy stuff that they did mind games by the U.S. drones.

02:13:38 Whoever decided to do this in the U.S. military, well done. 0.57

02:13:44 Well done for trolling the IRGC. 0.76

02:13:46 Now, according to the White House, they are now saying that President Trump is now supporting taking military action against the Islamic Republic.

02:13:58 He's now leaning towards pulling the trigger.

02:14:01 Obviously, we still have a few other things moving towards the Middle East, including the massive U.S. aircraft carrier, USS George H.W. Bush, joining USS Abraham Lincoln and all the other warships.

02:14:14 But more things will be happening as we speak. Things could even spark tonight, especially by the IRDC, because they might see that the Pete Hexer, the Secretary of War, is deploying more infantry units, the Army infantry units.

02:14:30 but also the other aircraft carriers coming so they might decide that this is probably the best

02:14:35 time to start a preemptive attack on U.S. bases and Israel although if I were them I wouldn't

02:14:42 target Israel yet I would just target the U.S. bases just strategically speaking if you hit 0.81

02:14:48 Israel you're going to get the IDF involved and you can't you can't take on both Americans and 0.68

02:14:52 the Israelis at the same time it's not really good also with the Americans you can still play

02:14:57 the the game of slapping each other so you hit something and the americans will respond retaliate

02:15:02 right you can take that gamble with the americans with the israelis you really can't not at this

02:15:07 point you hit israel the whole of the idf will go to iran this is not june 2025 anymore this is

02:15:15 done we are on a whole new level you hit tel aviv you're going to get wiped out so if i were them i 0.84

02:15:21 would just probably target a couple of uh u.s bases maybe in qatar symbolically we are angry

02:15:26 But don't even think about targeting Tel Aviv because it's too much of a gamble.

02:15:33 The odds are not in your favor.

02:15:35 Okay, we now have breaking news.

02:15:36 Speaking of the Jews, the Israeli government and Prime Minister Netanyahu's press office

02:15:42 have now announced a security cabinet meeting, emergency cabinet meeting has now been scheduled.

02:15:51 So we'll find out what the Israelis will be planning to do.

02:15:54 obviously they're on standby anyway if something happens in the meantime but they will be having

02:15:58 an emergency security cabinet meeting and there is also the open source intel on x that mentions

02:16:09 something quite interesting saying the order of targets in iran is as follows things that you

02:16:14 could hit in iran air defenses and radars that's the obvious one command and control bases very

02:16:21 important senior military commanders hit them as well ballistic missile launchers the iranian navy

02:16:29 bases and ships because a lot of the battle this time will be around the persian gulf and the

02:16:34 middle east the ballistic missile program all the facilities nuclear sites irgc and passage bases

02:16:42 even though a huge chunk of them have already been destroyed by the iranian people during the

02:16:46 uprising but there's still a few left as senior officials including ali khamenei the supreme

02:16:51 leader and finally you can guess right i'll give you five seconds ten seconds to write what the

02:16:58 final target symbolically is very important to hit on the list of the targets what you're writing it

02:17:06 five four three two one now i'm going to check in the live chat the islamic republic state tv station

02:17:14 tv and radio stations uh so that is uh this is going to be major i'm going to see if anybody

02:17:20 could guess uh but i think more updates coming in as well oh the european bases are now being

02:17:26 activated the european bases i think germany hang on i'm going to get the update for you guys the

02:17:35 evidence i'm going to verify this quickly yeah people guess tv stations there we go somebody

02:17:41 said mosque imagine most of the mosques have already been destroyed by the iranian people

02:17:46 uh iraq imagine that iraq is next iranian parliament is not really important the iranian

02:17:52 parliament building it's just a plastic fake parliament yes we can now confirm ladies and

02:17:56 gentlemen that wow this is the airbase in deutschland that will be running 24 7 operations

02:18:09 due to high military movements their message is

02:18:14 we have as uh at a tat it's currently open 24 24 7 due to tempo which is obviously their high

02:18:25 military activities so that is now happening as well in europe uh let's just quickly double check

02:18:34 the latest info on this because

02:18:37 also we will

02:18:39 go to the flight radar. I'll need

02:18:41 to keep an eye on the live map

02:18:43 in the Middle East to figure out what is

02:18:45 going on. 0.98

02:18:47 The Islamic Republic 1.00

02:18:48 continue to double 0.96

02:18:51 down. This is absolutely crazy.

02:18:53 Al-Mayadeen has just reported

02:18:55 what are these guys doing?

02:18:57 So they cancelled the talks 1.00

02:18:58 because the Islamic Republic

02:19:00 wanted to have only a discussion about

02:19:02 nuclear or the limited nuclear discussion the americans said we have four demands the main

02:19:08 demands basically die the sources from tehran have now told al mayadeen that the irjc leadership

02:19:17 remains ready to negotiate but only if the talks are limited to nuclear

02:19:23 why are you just repeating the same thing that you've been saying what it's

02:19:28 It's just crazy nonsense.

02:19:32 Get back to the table, negotiate an exit plan, stop complaining. 0.54

02:19:36 But, yeah, they continue to be weird. 1.00

02:19:38 I still don't see, I don't believe that the Islamic Republic would be brave enough, let's just say, 0.99

02:19:46 to hit the American bases or Israel preemptively now because that is just suicide. 0.83

02:19:54 what they need to do is to go back have a meeting with harmony and the list of the leadership and

02:20:00 say how do we get back to the negotiation table without us losing face but without us also giving

02:20:07 too much away this is the only option for them but if they want to play the game of chicken

02:20:14 then they can try to do that there is no other way you guys are trapped you can't launch a war 0.80

02:20:20 because the Americans and Israelis will wipe you out.

02:20:23 You're going to have to negotiate and have a secret unofficial,

02:20:28 so it's not public, line in the negotiations,

02:20:31 which is exit plan just in case, you know, let us go to Moscow, whatever.

02:20:36 You can't do anything else with this.

02:20:37 There's no other way.

02:20:38 The Islamic Republic were trapped.

02:20:40 The moment two weeks ago, a week ago, President Trump opened his mouth saying,

02:20:45 yeah, we're going to need to negotiate about nuclear.

02:20:47 I knew.

02:20:47 I said, well, there was no concern about nuclear after June 2025.

02:20:52 This came out of nowhere.

02:20:53 I knew it was going to trap them. 1.00

02:20:55 And they got trapped like idiots. 1.00

02:20:56 Why did they even say yes to negotiations in the first place? 1.00

02:21:00 They have to go back.

02:21:01 They have to essentially pretend that, yes, we've changed our mind.

02:21:07 But that's the only way.

02:21:08 Someone says, bro, don't give them good ideas. 1.00

02:21:10 But they're idiots. 1.00

02:21:11 Somebody needs to help them. 1.00

02:21:12 i just i i'm i'm very very i have a pet peeve when it comes to incompetence just be better 0.99

02:21:20 you're going to be evil be better at being evil so stupid all right any news on the type of 0.99

02:21:29 poisonous fog released into tehran this morning unfortunately not um but uh the the level of 1.00

02:21:35 mismanagement it could be anything anyway it doesn't have to be on purpose because

02:21:38 it could also kill their own IRGC members. I think the IRGC are dumb enough to strike first. 0.99

02:21:45 I don't see that happening. I mean, they are, but it can't be that stupid. What they need to do is 1.00

02:21:52 tomorrow morning or in the next two hours, because it's getting dark, it's dark now, it's not safe

02:21:57 right now for harmony, anything could happen. They need to go back, send a message to the Americans,

02:22:02 let's meet again in Oman, add a couple of the demands, put them on the table, you can stall,

02:22:08 you can buy time you can distract the americans just talk negotiation you don't have to agree to 0.99

02:22:12 the demands just talk this is the only way you could buy some time don't be stupid but it doesn't 0.99

02:22:20 really matter even if they do that they're falling anyway it doesn't matter what happens with the 0.98

02:22:25 outcome of negotiations gretchen says that they fell for the trap while we the us brought in our

02:22:31 military and have them surrounded yeah and they think they've been clever they think that by

02:22:36 By agreeing to these talks, they were buying time because they were preparing their air defense systems

02:22:41 and their ballistic missiles and their underground bunkers and everything else.

02:22:44 It doesn't do much because you are still potentially confronting the American empire.

02:22:51 What were you thinking?

02:22:53 If they want to defeat you, if they choose to destroy you, they can still destroy you and defeat you. 0.99

02:22:58 Even if it takes six months, the Americans will always win. 0.80

02:23:02 They've never lost a war since, well, the U.S. became the American Empire.

02:23:07 They don't lose wars. They might create bad situations after the war, like in Iraq, for example, but they don't lose.

02:23:16 I mean, if you're going to bring up Vietnam, that is not a defeat. That was a bad strategy. 0.90

02:23:21 On the one hand, it kind of had to happen, but on the other hand, it was very badly thought as a whole cause in general.

02:23:28 There was a whole fear with communism, obviously, but it wasn't a defeat.

02:23:31 defeat technically was a draw i know what these guys are thinking of when the negotiations fell

02:23:40 apart they want their so-called 70 virgins but did they give away two virgins usually 72 virgins and 0.97

02:23:47 now i think yeah they're just repeating the same thing which is stupid we will talk only if you 0.93

02:23:58 talk about nuclear are you kidding me with this someone said afghanistan afghanistan was not a 0.95

02:24:03 defeat afghanistan was a success the whole point of the afghanistan war was uh to destroy the the

02:24:08 taliban and push him out basically and hunt down um ben laden ben laden was pushed out towards

02:24:15 pakistan eventually because he couldn't be in afghanistan and then eventually they got him

02:24:20 the point of the afghanistan operation was the hunt of ben laden that was different it was just

02:24:25 to hunt him down and they managed to eventually finish that iraq was bad iraq there was no plan

02:24:32 that was well thought through forget about the fact that it was based on lies and the egg there

02:24:37 was no exit strategy and the americans lost more overall the war was still a success because they

02:24:42 destroyed saddam they brought down the regime and the government in iraq so that is a success

02:24:47 the iraqi army surrendered within 10 minutes but the rest of it was not really up to the military

02:24:54 you can't blame the military that's political decisions from the government from President Bush

02:25:00 and all the others so one thing is about the military strength of America another thing is 1.00

02:25:07 politics the political decisions now political leadership tend to be stupid just like any other 0.97

02:25:11 country but the military don't mess with the military in America those who have subscribed to 0.99

02:25:19 To the two switch sides are pushing the negotiations, not the Mueller's.

02:25:28 That's why you see complete conflicting actions.

02:25:32 Yeah, but I need some clarity about this comment.

02:25:37 Context-wise, Trump's next message to the eye toilet should be in Italian accent. 0.94

02:25:44 Get the F out of here.

02:25:45 Say hello to my little friend while USS George H.W. Bush arrives.

02:25:53 Not that little, by the way.

02:25:55 I believe the talks are just buying time until the 11th of February.

02:25:58 Trump wants to end them on their anniversary.

02:26:01 I don't think that's how the military decisions are actually working

02:26:06 when it comes to military assessment.

02:26:07 That would be ideal, but I don't think President Trump would actually see it as a big thing

02:26:11 because that's something that we could talk about

02:26:14 as the normal people's civilians.

02:26:16 Oh, that would be a fun thing to see, like a movie.

02:26:18 But you can't really plan things around this specific date

02:26:21 because everything could change.

02:26:24 It would be funny to see it on that data.

02:26:27 After the downfall, how quickly can the rebuild begin

02:26:31 without the crazy holdouts that will try to hold on to power? 0.58

02:26:35 But they can't because Iran is not tribal like Iraq or Libya.

02:26:40 So you can't really have militant groups like that Japanese soldier who was still fighting in the jungle for years.

02:26:47 You can't have that because these guys are extremely cultists.

02:26:53 And the cult is headed by one man, Ali Khamenei.

02:26:56 You bring him down and you paralyze the rest of the leadership.

02:27:01 The rest of the minions, the IRGC, they're just going to fall apart.

02:27:05 And you have to arrest every single person to make sure that they don't cause any trouble.

02:27:10 That's going to take a few months, but it can be done.

02:27:14 Theoretically it can be done, but Iran is a complicated country because it's huge.

02:27:18 A lot of mountains, there's a lot of land. If somebody wants to go in hiding, they can hide

02:27:22 for decades. But in terms of being in power, that's not really a problem.

02:27:28 You can easily remove them and again, easily. We say easily, but it's not that easy.

02:27:34 It's easier than hunting them down at the end.

02:27:39 The Supreme Toilet will soon be flushed.

02:27:44 I can't believe he's still alive.

02:27:46 What is he, 86?

02:27:48 CNN is reporting that Chuck Norris is swimming to Iran

02:27:51 across the Atlantic now. 0.87

02:27:53 That's the only way to fight back. 1.00

02:27:55 Seriously, what does the Green... 0.93

02:27:56 All right.

02:27:59 I think he's just at the Super Chats now.

02:28:01 so armin did you want to continue well i wanted to um share this video i mean i think we i don't

02:28:12 know if we showed this already hold on um did we share this video let me okay what are you doing

02:28:21 here this one um okay let me close all right so this is an iranian sorry just quickly for people

02:28:30 who can find the goldie emoji just refresh just refresh your screen um or refresh the app and

02:28:36 you'll see the emoji i just updated the emoji so you all have it um can i have a goldie emoji

02:28:44 for our chat as well sure i'll send it to you thank you

02:28:51 wait um oh i have a whole bunch of updates that i have not prepared but i will okay so

02:28:59 we're not showing that there was a video guys that we're not showing because it's not friendly

02:29:03 for youtube but you could see the irgc during the revolution the irgc car just running over protesters

02:29:12 just running over them it's really brutal and i don't think we can show it on youtube so we're

02:29:19 not going to show them um all right so let's watch this one um yeah the video that oh this this also

02:29:27 this is a video that has been viral this is an iranian woman who is basically comparing the

02:29:33 iranian freedom fighters and the iranian based the iranian protesters outside of iran compared

02:29:38 to the free free palestine terrorist protesters so let's watch this okay what are you doing here

02:29:45 protesting what the difference between free house and whatever that is 0.92

02:29:50 we love the police we love security we love america we love iran we hate islam and we hate

02:30:00 terrorists yes and we don't know what palestine is because it doesn't exist exactly okay what are 0.76

02:30:07 you doing here so good guys this video is going viral she's like okay we iranians we love the

02:30:13 police because we love security so unlike the free free palestine people who are anti-police

02:30:19 we hate islam we love iran and we don't stop like we don't know what palestine is because it doesn't

02:30:25 even exist one more time one more time this is so gold i love this i love this girl okay what are 0.98

02:30:32 you doing here protesting look what the difference between free palestine whatever that is

02:30:39 police we love the police we love the we love security we love america we love iran we hate 0.61

02:30:48 islam and we hate terrorists yes and we don't know what power sign is because it doesn't exist 0.79

02:30:53 exactly okay okay

02:30:58 it's so good that video has gone viral everywhere by the way um i don't want to mention

02:31:07 do we do we want to mention gold shifter farah honey and help bs no right i think we should

02:31:12 yeah i think we should we should so um a lot of iranians actually asked me to explain this so

02:31:18 think we should uh speak about her so she's part of like the the lefties like so she's basically

02:31:25 with the curly-haired snake woman um and she's basically like she did this interview in french

02:31:32 um and she was basically almost spouting like um islamic regime talking points oh thank you guys

02:31:39 i will i will play the i will play that interview for you when armin goes to his group chat um i'll

02:31:44 play my interview with aaron um aaron for you guys i want to see it well it's it's it's available you

02:31:51 could watch it later but i try not to play new news right when you're doing your okay oh you're

02:31:57 so sweet you're so sweet though okay um i'm so lucky to have goldie as a you know co-host it's

02:32:05 just like she's the best person to work with you have the guys you have no idea okay whatever wait

02:32:11 let me let me just show you really quickly the um the emojis here um the new emojis

02:32:23 um this is like you having enough of the bs as she has long

02:32:31 it's like your shocked face and i'm just like

02:32:33 oh no my chat is gonna feel left out guys i'm adding it i'm adding it oh my god that's so good

02:32:42 i love it so it's me like uh and you're just like oh so there we go guys so all right okay before

02:32:56 before um add emoji goldie we're gonna call the goldie emoji and uploading and

02:33:11 save and oh oh i misspelled your name no

02:33:18 so so the cut the custom emojis are for channel members only so you have to be

02:33:23 um a paid um member of either armin's uh channel or my channel and then that's how you get access

02:33:31 to to the emojis yes so guys it's now available on our chat as well if you

02:33:39 um refresh you should be able to have that as well

02:33:45 fantastic all right so let's go to a goal shifter which is nothing like 1.00

02:33:50 goldie she's a leftist anti-pahlavi um you know actress whatever she is i don't know what she is 0.94

02:34:00 right but so gold shifter farahani just came out um says foreign intervention never leads to good

02:34:07 outcomes guys like this is such a bs thing so so she is basically coming out by the way this is a

02:34:15 This is a woman who, if you guys don't know, where she was very, very involved with the Mahsa Amini, the Zanzen, the Giazadee wave of the revolution.

02:34:29 But she completely stood, did not take part in this one.

02:34:35 Because this wave of this revolution is completely a Pahlavi revolution.

02:34:41 the lion and son revolution is a pahlevi revolution so even though the news was coming

02:34:48 that thousands of iranians were dying inside iran she wasn't posting anything in support of her

02:34:54 fellow iranians on her ex account that has 16 like i think it's 16 like million how many followers

02:35:01 does she has like millions of followers and she wasn't using it to to support the iranian people

02:35:08 Or just because she didn't like the revolution, because she doesn't like Pahlavi.

02:35:13 Let me see how many followers she has.

02:35:16 Gol Shifte Barahani. 0.82

02:35:20 Well, actually, one million.

02:35:22 I think on Instagram, she has even more followers.

02:35:25 Oh, she unfollowed me. 0.94

02:35:27 She used to follow me. 0.95

02:35:29 Okay.

02:35:30 She must have noticed that I am pro Pahlavi.

02:35:32 All right.

02:35:32 so then she says uh so this is very interesting so this account is actually making a good point

02:35:41 she's saying foreign intervention never leads to good outcomes she says this while living in france

02:35:47 a country liberated from nazism by us and allied intervention

02:35:52 imagine living in france and saying nothing good comes from foreign intervention

02:35:57 it unbelievable unbelievable so there are guys there's many examples of foreign intervention

02:36:08 leading to good results i think um i think mahiartusi had a list if i'm not mistaken

02:36:17 Yes, here. Here's a list by Mahir Tusi in response to Goldshift Farahani saying foreign intervention doesn't lead into anything.

02:36:30 So Mahir saying, here's a list of successful foreign intervention.

02:36:34 El Salvador, 1992.

02:36:36 Kuwait, 1991.

02:36:39 Germany, 1945.

02:36:41 South Korea, 1953.

02:36:42 Panama, 1989.

02:36:46 Sierra Leone in 2000.

02:36:48 Liberia in 2003.

02:36:51 I mean, we also have France, I guess.

02:36:53 And Japan is now also a democracy and one of the world's largest economies because of U.S. intervention.

02:37:03 So, yeah, Germany, France, United States itself was created because of French support.

02:37:10 So we should add those to the list as well.

02:37:13 So a lot of people are responding to this ignorance by Goldshift Farahani.

02:37:16 So remember, guys, this is she's she's the enemy of the Iranian people because she's standing against our revolution just because she doesn't like.

02:37:26 Imagine how selfish you have to be in a situation where Iranian people are fighting for their freedom and giving up their lives so that they could free their country.

02:37:36 And you don't support them just because you don't like Pahlavi.

02:37:41 I mean, even if you don't like Pahlavi, shouldn't you be aligning your activity with the wants of the Iranian people? 0.90

02:37:48 Like, shouldn't that be like, just say, oh, no, I don't like them.

02:37:52 I don't like Pahlavi, but that's what the Iranian people want. 0.97

02:37:55 So I support them. 1.00

02:37:56 And this is why a lot of Iranians are angry and upset. 1.00

02:38:01 Oh, no, go back to that. 1.00

02:38:02 I just want to add it.

02:38:04 Like, this is why Iranians are very upset because she's just giving her own opinion. 0.58

02:38:09 right and her her opinion is not the opinion of the majority right so for example when when i do

02:38:16 um media interviews and i actually did um i did another interview uh today on the radio um i

02:38:24 i mean i don't give my personal opinion i always try to um share what what iranian people are

02:38:32 saying and feeling right because that's the responsibility that we have as an iranian um

02:38:39 community especially the diaspora is to be a voice for people in occupied iran right to to share

02:38:46 their voices to share their needs um but you know but you have people like gold shift who just have

02:38:53 their own personal perspective and these people they have very large platforms and so this is why 0.94

02:38:59 iranians are incredibly angry because she's still spouting like islamic regime propaganda talking

02:39:05 points um oh oh thank you i got a ellen i got a really beautiful uh super chats uh thank you guys

02:39:18 use their goldie emoji as well i also added that let me check it so i see you guys have it oh yeah

02:39:25 people are using it okay fantastic thank you um elene elene in the chat so let me actually you

02:39:34 so goldie you know this guy he's making a good point regarding um sabakzadeh which is a great

02:39:43 yeah so he made a really good point because a lot of you don't know gold chief says history she's

02:39:51 very famous because she's an actress but here's her history so so much that is saying from islamic

02:39:56 republic movies to hollywood movie screens so she used to be an actress in for the in the islamic

02:40:03 republic and saying she had to secret meetings with qasem soleimani she has that in her resume

02:40:09 by the way and now politics and opinions of foreign interference is bad quote unquote foreign

02:40:18 interference is bad. So this is the point that I like that Salva Kzadeh just made here.

02:40:22 It's like, I guess by foreign interference, she means the 5000 plus Iraqis, Afghanis,

02:40:29 and Syrians imported by foreign mullahs. This is very interesting because these people never,

02:40:35 like they're always like, oh, no foreigners, no foreigners. They don't, when the Islamic Republic 0.99

02:40:40 is bringing foreigners from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan to kill Iranian

02:40:46 people these people don't come out and say like oh no foreigners no foreigners it's only when 0.79

02:40:52 america and israel get involved all of a sudden these people come out and say no foreigners no

02:40:57 foreigners this is your mind on leftism um i actually saw a video i saw a video of um

02:41:06 someone like people from the from the regime speaking about her and and confirming that

02:41:12 she actually had a long conversation with awesome soleimani here we go yeah yeah yeah here i'll

02:41:18 send it to you and so you can translate this okay okay i sent you i just i know i sent you two links

02:41:29 right now the first one is nyack but the second one i just sent you that one's gold shift so this

02:41:34 is like islamic regime state tv talking about this actress so maybe you can play it once and

02:41:40 and then go back and translate it.

02:41:43 Okay, let's play it once without translating.

02:42:10 mostraiała

02:42:14 people talking about

02:42:15 but not know where they are

02:42:16 stuttering

02:42:17 they have this way 1.00

02:42:19 the women 1.00

02:42:20 the women

02:42:22 they lost their body 0.60

02:42:24 for one part of their country

02:42:27 Wide

02:42:27 was a

02:42:28 point

02:42:29 those people

02:42:30 even for this country

02:42:31 as one people

02:42:32 this Classic

02:42:34 over these times

02:42:37 in找

02:42:39 I told you that something let's just share having fun uh,

02:42:44 this is one of my problems and sometimes I've never imagined been.

02:42:49 but not everyone everyone told him clearly.

02:42:51 because I am living a woman by their sovereign为

02:42:56 the pouvoir of this nun customized, 0.96

02:42:57 these days are perfect to see when I say Malik 0.99

02:43:00 that someone that was enough for the newelas 1.00

02:43:03 just of the kan Sex, 1.00

02:43:05 he was extremely desperate and Anupesting 0.99

02:43:09 okay by the way this is some one of the multiple reports that we that came out from the islamic

02:43:20 republic itself that we know goldshift was very fond of qasim suleimani i mean this is guys by

02:43:27 the way for some reason leftist women have a crush on islamic soldiers for some reason or fighters

02:43:36 and Golshifteh as a leftist also had a crush I think on Qasem Soleimani when he was alive.

02:43:42 So this is what they're reporting.

02:43:45 So let's watch this.

02:43:50 So you're saying an Iranian actress that currently lives outside of Iran.

02:43:57 Like let's not bring her name.

02:44:06 so she had she had sent a message basically to people within the islamic republic that she

02:44:18 likes or like basically she she's fond of qasim sulaimani and this was when qasim sulaimani was

02:44:27 still alive yeah exactly exactly pre-kotlet sulaimani let me see somebody mentioned this

02:44:35 is actually a good description freak so instead of saying when he was alive we call him a pre-kotlet

02:44:42 salimani fantastic description so they were wait so they were told they basically given that she

02:44:55 has a she liked basm solimani they arranged for her to talk to qasim salimani

02:45:04 Oh, apparently, apparently Goldshift wanted to talk to Qasim Soleimani.

02:45:16 So Qasim Soleimani told Goldshift on the phone apparently.

02:45:24 So saying, lady, wherever you are, wherever you are, keep hold on to, hold the flag of your country high.

02:45:34 By the way, by the flag of the country, they mean the terrorist Islamic Republic flag. 0.58

02:45:39 That's what they're talking about.

02:45:46 They're saying Haj Qasem, which is Qasem Soleimani.

02:45:50 His views was whoever was fighting for this country.

02:45:53 Again, guys, by this country, they mean the terrorist Islamic Republic, not Iran. 0.92

02:45:58 So whoever is fighting for them, 0.60

02:45:59 whatever they anything they do and the any step that they take for them

02:46:07 we have to kiss their hand so it doesn't matter if you are you know not wearing a hijab or 0.52

02:46:14 basically showing up naked on cover of magazines like Goldshift did it doesn't matter as long as 0.88

02:46:21 you're basically in line with their ideal like working with for them they will kiss your hand

02:46:27 And he's saying, this is a very valuable view to have.

02:46:39 So apparently, he's saying, well, apparently she had a problem where Qasem Soleimani fixed that for her.

02:46:46 I don't know what problem Goldshift had that Qasem Soleimani fixed for her, but that's what they're doing.

02:46:51 So she's saying, I'm not going to go into those details.

02:46:56 I didn't go to the details.

02:46:59 Like, don't mention, like, we're not, she's saying, it's okay, we're not going to talk about the details, just, you know, in general, the topic of Qasem Soleimani helping her.

02:47:10 Guys, by the way, I have no idea what Qasem Soleimani helped Goldshifted with, but apparently, Goldshifted had a problem that Qasem Soleimani fixed for her.

02:47:21 So he's saying this is by the way the part that they give it the way that who they're talking about is saying because the father of Goldshift, even though he was very, he had views completely different from the Islamic Republic,

02:47:51 after Qasem Soleimani did

02:47:53 this favor for

02:47:55 Golshifteh, the father of

02:47:57 Golshifteh from that day onward

02:47:59 would always come

02:48:01 out and say the only person that I

02:48:03 agree with within the

02:48:05 Islamic Republic is Qasem Soleimani.

02:48:08 So basically they gave

02:48:09 it away who they're talking about.

02:48:11 Yeah, so I don't know.

02:48:13 Goldie, what do you think

02:48:14 Qasem Soleimani did for

02:48:16 Golshifteh?

02:48:18 No idea. 0.99

02:48:20 No idea.

02:48:21 I mean I don't know what the hell but I mean he was a terrorist what could he do yeah weird

02:48:31 weird weird weird um I I don't I have to go now guys guess in the chat what could gossip

02:48:40 Soleimani do for gold for an actress in France weird comment okay um guys I'm gonna go to my

02:48:49 discussion group um i'm gonna put the link in the chat if you anybody could come there and talk to

02:48:57 me or me and the group there if you have any questions about iran and geopolitics in the

02:49:03 middle east or want to give your opinions but mostly if you have questions come there or if

02:49:08 you want to just come there and listen to the rest of us speak you don't have to open your camera if

02:49:12 you don't want to you don't even have to open your mic if you don't want to you could just listen if

02:49:16 you want but come there with your questions and your opinions and it's a really good it has turned

02:49:22 into a think tank of itself our discussion group so again i'll put the link in the chat again we

02:49:28 have like a higher level could you pin the link um oh yes so that um if sometimes people ask and

02:49:37 then i can just say go to then i can just say go look at the pinned message in your youtube live

02:49:42 stream chat thank you thank you you're amazing okay all right guys i'm gonna head out i'll be

02:49:49 back and see you guys soon i'm sorry hi javi shah payaniran see you guys see you goldie thank you

02:49:57 see you soon okay so um i'm gonna share the aaron milan video with you while we're waiting for um

02:50:08 Um, while we're waiting for Armin to come back in a few hours, but I also just wanted to share

02:50:13 like, this is, this is crazy.

02:50:20 Let me just retweet this.

02:50:29 Like president Trump is saying, I would be, I would say he should be very worried.

02:50:36 Yeah, he should be. 0.98

02:50:39 guys that's that's basically like political talk for the islamic regime is is done for okay look at

02:50:49 this let's let's should the supreme leader in iran be worried right now i would say he should be very

02:50:57 worried yeah he should be as you know they're negotiating with us i know they are but the

02:51:01 protesters have said you know where are the americans you promised them we would have their

02:51:05 their back do we still have their back we've had their back and uh look that country's a mess right 0.58

02:51:10 now because of us we went in we wiped out their nuclear so that's the question if you want you 0.95

02:51:15 know peace in the middle east if i didn't take out their nuclear think of it if we didn't take 0.92

02:51:20 out that nuclear we wouldn't have peace in the middle east because the arab countries could have 0.81

02:51:25 never done that they were very very afraid of iran yeah they're not afraid of iran anymore 1.00

02:51:30 we wiped out those beautiful b2 bombers ones right over there that was beautiful little model 0.88

02:51:36 those beautiful b2 bombers went in and they hit their target every single bomb and obliterated it 0.97

02:51:42 and because of that they were going to have a nuclear weapon within one month yeah within one 0.98

02:51:48 month they were going to have a nuclear weapon yeah that was a big threat that they're not going

02:51:53 to have it anymore but if we obliterated what's the deal about i mean if there's no more are they

02:51:58 are they trying to restart the nuclear well i heard that they are and if they do and i let them

02:52:02 know if they do we're going to send them right back and do their job so you're understanding

02:52:06 they tried to restart it and that's why you're threatening force they tried to go back to the

02:52:10 site they weren't even able to get near it there was total obliteration but they were thinking

02:52:15 about starting a new site in a different part of the country we found out about it i said you do

02:52:20 that we're going to do very bad things to you there you go so that's uh very very interesting

02:52:30 very interesting um

02:52:50 what i don't she apparently posted that nuclear negotiations with the united states are scheduled

02:52:59 to take place around 10 a.m

02:53:01 on friday in muscat is that that i don't actually actually oh this is so funny guys

02:53:11 so guys, all, all of the Iranian OSINT accounts are laughing guys. The, the Iranian OSINT accounts

02:53:25 are laughing at this, right? Because, um, we know, we know that this is just, you know,

02:53:32 the Islamic regime trying to save face, right? So, um, this is so funny. Who's this guy?

02:53:41 so global affairs correspondent for axios didn't was it was it senator lindsey graham or was it

02:53:51 oh it was i think it was mark levin that said axios is basically like the al jazeera of the

02:53:57 united states so okay guys this is really funny this is really funny plans for u.s iran nuclear

02:54:09 talks in Oman on Friday are back on after several Arab and Muslim leaders urgently lobbied the Trump

02:54:18 administration on Wednesday afternoon not to follow through on threats to walk away, two US

02:54:24 officials told me. They asked us to keep the meeting and listen to what the Iranians have to

02:54:30 say. We have told the Arabs that we will do the meeting if they insist, but we are very skeptical, 0.98

02:54:36 right so guys we'll do the meeting if they insist you remember remember what um senator marco rubio 0.52

02:54:43 said guys why why no no okay guys you're not understanding here like why are you why is this

02:54:51 disappointing for for the iranians in the chat why do you think okay so like for example puria you're

02:54:58 saying this is disappointing why why do you think this is disappointing were you uh were you here at

02:55:03 beginning of our live stream when we played what marco rubio said or did you did you miss that

02:55:09 part i mean i'll play it for you again but like guys you have to understand how politics works

02:55:15 right okay um i mean i'll continue reading this but but like i i'll play the videos for marco

02:55:25 rubio again if you want like i don't know how much clearer marco rubio can get when he's explaining

02:55:31 what's going on, right? So, okay, let me just continue reading this. The official said at

02:55:37 least nine countries from the region passed on messages to the most senior levels of the Trump

02:55:43 administration on very high level, strongly asking that the U.S. doesn't cancel the meeting with the

02:55:48 Iranians in Oman. Second U.S. official said the Trump admin agreed to take the meeting with the

02:55:54 Iranians to be respectful of the request of U.S. allies in the region in order to continue

02:56:01 pursuing the diplomatic track. But as you can see, like the Iranian OSINT accounts are laughing at

02:56:06 this, right? Because we already know, we already know what's going to happen. Guys, all right, let

02:56:11 me, all right, I mean, I'll play this for you again. I'll play this for you again, because

02:56:17 a lot of people are forgetting. I don't know why, guys, you need, you need to have, like,

02:56:24 some of you some of you are forgetting very very quickly some of you are forgetting very quickly

02:56:31 what marco rubio literally just said earlier today right

02:56:35 look at this okay

02:56:41 so let me play this for you

02:56:48 Matt and location of Friday's talks with Iran and clarify, given that Iran, the volume's kind

02:56:56 of low though. Okay. Let me see if I can download this video. All right. Give me a moment. Let me

02:57:02 see if I can download this video. I'm going to try to download this video. I don't have a volume

02:57:09 booster. I don't guys. Okay. I don't have a volume booster. So you're just going to have to like

02:57:13 increase the volume on on your computers okay yeah armin had to sound boost it i mean

02:57:21 all right give me a moment give me a moment here um

02:57:25 i wonder if like i could get like a yeah maybe i could do like a volume booster extension on my

02:57:39 Chrome app. Give me a moment here. This might be this might work. Okay. All right. I just I

02:57:49 installed an extension. Let's see if this works. Okay. So where's my volume booster extension here?

02:58:09 Okay, let's see if this works on. Okay, it's working. All right. All right. Okay. So the

02:58:29 volume booster is working now. All right, guys, listen to this.

02:58:31 Matt and location of Friday's talks with Iran and clarify, given that Iran refuses

02:58:37 to negotiate its missile program and insists on a right to enrich uranium, is the U.S. open to

02:58:43 a compromise, if that means breaching a deal to avoid military action? And separately, if I may,

02:58:49 how exactly do these negotiations advance President Trump's repeated pledges to help

02:58:54 the Iranian protesters, many of whom are likely to see these nuclear talks as legitimizing the

02:58:59 very government that violently massacred its own people? Well, let me first say, just on the 0.96

02:59:04 logistics um at the end let me back up and say from a big picture perspective i think it's pretty

02:59:09 clear right now president trump is willing to talk to and meet with and engage with anyone in the

02:59:14 world i mean that we don't view meetings as a concession okay so for everyone here especially

02:59:22 puria and all the other iranians um when he says we don't view meetings as concession

02:59:30 that's very important right so just because they're meeting doesn't mean that they're going to

02:59:37 um negotiate with the islamic regime to keep them in power okay

02:59:45 we don't view meetings as um even a little legitimization it is right and again and then

02:59:51 he he continues and he says we don't view meetings as legitimization so basically he's saying

02:59:59 Just because we're meeting with them doesn't mean that we see them as a legitimate government.

03:00:06 Just because we might be meeting with them doesn't mean that we're going to negotiate something with them to keep them around.

03:00:16 Right. So so, guys, I don't know how much how much clearer.

03:00:20 I don't know how much clearer the American administration can get here.

03:00:24 Like he's he's literally laying it out for everyone on a silver platter.

03:00:28 right? Because I've never seen politicians talk like this, right? Because we already know,

03:00:34 like as politicians, as people who are in politics, we already know that meeting doesn't

03:00:40 mean agreeing, okay? But Marco Rubio is putting it out on a silver platter for everyone, right?

03:00:48 Like this is a huge gift for you guys, okay? So he's saying if we meet with them,

03:00:58 that doesn't mean, first of all, that we're going to agree with them. And he goes, he takes it a

03:01:03 step further. And he says, just because we're meeting with them, that doesn't even mean that

03:01:09 we view them as a legitimate government, right? So Marco Rubio is basically saying he's, like,

03:01:15 so in other words, if you read between the lines, Marco Rubio is pretty much saying that he believes

03:01:22 the Islamic regime is an illegitimate occupying force, right? And just because he's, you know,

03:01:31 the U.S. is meeting with them doesn't mean that they don't see them that way, right? So he's

03:01:36 basically saying the Islamic regime is illegitimate and meeting with them isn't going to legitimize

03:01:44 islamic regime okay to avoid military action and separately if i may how exactly do these

03:01:55 negotiations advance president trump's repeated pledges to help the iranian protesters many of

03:02:00 whom are likely to see these nuclear talks as legitimizing the very government that violently

03:02:06 massacred its own people well let me first say just on the logistics um at the end let me back

03:02:11 up and say from a big picture perspective i think it's pretty clear right now president trump is

03:02:15 willing to talk to and meet with and engage with anyone in the world i mean that we don't view

03:02:21 meetings as a concession we don't view meetings as um even legitimization it is our our willingness

03:02:29 to sit and listen and talk to anyone any any adversary any ally obviously but anyone around

03:02:35 the world and so the presence see so he even said he even said we're willing to sit and talk to our

03:02:42 adversaries right so adversary like the enemies right so he's like we're also like if if our

03:02:48 enemies want to talk to us fine i mean they can they can talk to us if they want to it doesn't

03:02:54 mean that we're going to agree with what they say it doesn't mean that we're going to legitimize what

03:02:59 they're saying right again so he's literally saying fine the the enemy wants to speak with us

03:03:05 okay sure they can speak to us so what right that's that like i i don't know how much clearer it can get

03:03:18 he's always been open to that he was he showed that in the first administration and he's showing

03:03:22 it again now and so i think if there's an opportunity to engage directly with counterparts

03:03:28 in the Iranian regime, the United States would be open to that, and that's what we're open to.

03:03:32 We thought we had an established forum that had been agreed to. In Turkey, it was put together

03:03:37 by a number of partners who wanted to attend and be a part of it. I saw conflicting reports

03:03:43 yesterday from the Iranian side saying that they had not agreed to that. So that's still being

03:03:47 worked through. At the end of the day, the United States is prepared to engage and has always been

03:03:51 prepared to engage with Iran. As far as the topic of those discussions and what the agenda needs to

03:03:55 be look i think in order for talks to actually lead to something meaningful they will have to

03:04:01 include certain things and that includes the range of their ballistic missiles that includes their

03:04:05 sponsorship of terrorist organizations across the region that includes a nuclear program and

03:04:10 that includes the treatment of their own people the fundamental problem iran faces and the regime

03:04:14 faces right now is that what people are on the streets complaining about this regime cannot

03:04:18 address they cannot address it because it's economic those problems remain and one of the

03:04:23 reasons why the iranian regime cannot provide the people of iran the quality of life that they

03:04:27 deserve is because they're spending all their money they're spending all their resources of

03:04:31 what is a rich country sponsoring terrorism sponsoring uh you know all these proxy groups

03:04:37 around the world exporting as they call it their revolution but i remind everybody what i've been

03:04:42 saying through my entire career in public service i said it in my that's also key where where he said

03:04:47 they're exporting the revolution right like marco rubio um is hinting at the fact that the us

03:04:54 administration is aware that the islamic regime is is not just dangerous for um iranians but it's 0.95

03:05:02 also dangerous for the united states because the islamic regime is exporting their their revolution 0.97

03:05:09 right like in other words they're exporting their jihad around the world including in the united 0.88

03:05:16 States, right? So that's what he means when he says exporting the revolution.

03:05:22 The regime cannot address. They cannot address it because it's economic. Those problems remain.

03:05:28 And one of the reasons why the Iranian regime cannot provide the people of Iran the quality 0.93

03:05:32 of life that they deserve is because they're spending all their money. They're spending all 0.96

03:05:36 their resources of what is a rich country, sponsoring terrorism, sponsoring, you know,

03:05:42 all these proxy groups around the world, exporting, as they call it, their revolution.

03:05:46 But I remind everybody what I've been saying through my entire career in public service,

03:05:50 I said it in my hearing when I was asking for confirmation through the Senate, 1.00

03:05:55 the Iranian people and the Iranian regime are very unalike. In essence, what the Iranian people want, 0.99

03:06:01 this is a culture with a deep history. The leadership of Iran at the clerical level

03:06:09 does not reflect the people of Iran. I know of no other country where there's a bigger difference

03:06:14 between the people that lead the country and the people who live there there you go guys that's

03:06:21 i mean that's all we pretty much need to know right uh i don't know i don't know how i don't

03:06:28 know how clear um how clear it can get i don't know how much clearer it can get than that right so um

03:06:41 there are so many rumors are going to go around, right? Talks are on, talks are off. I mean,

03:06:47 guys, whether talks are happening or not is irrelevant. The United States has already made

03:06:52 up its mind and the Islamic regime is never going to agree to any of the terms, any of the terms of 0.98

03:07:00 the United States, right? I mean, guys, do you not think that, like, the United States is 0.90

03:07:08 uh very well aware of you know um she's like i can't even believe i have to i have to say this

03:07:15 again but um um let me pull up this video guys like do you not think that the united states is

03:07:24 is well aware that like stuff like this is happening

03:07:26 like like you know islamic regime i i don't even want to say the word parliamentarian because i'm 0.56

03:07:41 a former parliamentarian and this behavior is absolutely insane to me right like again like i 0.78

03:07:46 give the example like you know as a politician i would never in my wildest dreams ever like say

03:07:52 to my intern hey like go go print out a flag of i don't know flag of some country so i can like

03:08:00 burn it in the legislature and yell like i don't know death to america right like these are what

03:08:05 these people are like do you actually think do you actually think that united states is

03:08:10 going to be negotiating with these people? Come on, look at this.

03:08:40 guys who who cares if okay did you guys like totally miss the point that i was making

03:08:59 who cares if the talks are back on literally who cares who cares who cares if the talks are back

03:09:06 on it's completely irrelevant the talks the talks don't mean anything who cares guys who cares

03:09:16 did you not did you not were you guys not paying attention like are you guys just like

03:09:20 trolling in the chat now by like yelling that the talks are back on i'm telling you it doesn't

03:09:25 matter if the talks are back on or not it's irrelevant even marco rubio just said the talks

03:09:33 are irrelevant this is from yesterday come on guys

03:09:54 um geez okay

03:09:58 Okay. Let me download this video. Um, let me download this video and upload it so I can,

03:10:11 you know like please guys please

03:10:34 guys if if i actually if i actually thought that this was going to be like a bad thing

03:10:39 guys, I would be telling you. Okay. Let me, let me just post this. Okay. Let me just post this.

03:10:54 Okay, guys, so, um, shows, okay, so I don't know

03:11:18 how much clearer

03:11:20 Secretary

03:11:24 Marco Rubio

03:11:29 can get.

03:11:33 He says

03:11:37 that talking does not

03:11:41 call.

03:11:48 Okay, so 0.95

03:12:18 like okay i don't know how much clear secretary marco rubio can get

03:12:47 he says that meeting slash talking does not equal concession or legitimization and he also refers

03:12:56 to the islamic regime as the adversary okay as the adversary so i don't know like in other words

03:13:05 right so like they're like that's it like there's nothing else to talk about so right

03:13:15 seems to me like

03:13:30 talk or no talk

03:13:33 HOTUS

03:13:38 has already

03:13:42 made up his mind

03:13:45 hashtag and now you know

03:13:54 my take talk or no talk potas has already made up his mind all right

03:14:06 There you go, guys. There's my analysis. It's right there.

03:14:29 Let's listen to this again one more time, because I think some people need a reminder again.

03:14:33 Here you go.

03:14:36 Oh, my screen share is being weird, wait.

03:14:50 Why is it being like this? 0.67

03:15:04 Iran, and clarify, given that Iran refuses to negotiate its missile program and insists

03:15:10 on a right to enrich uranium, is the U.S. open to a compromise, if that means reaching

03:15:15 a deal to avoid military action?

03:15:18 And separately, if I may, how exactly do these negotiations advance President Trump's repeated

03:15:23 pledges to help the Iranian protesters, many of whom are likely to see these nuclear talks

03:15:28 as legitimizing the very government that violently massacred its own people? 0.66

03:15:32 Well, let me first say just on the logistics, um, at the end, let me back.

03:15:36 Okay. So guys, so keep in mind, so he's directly, he's directly responding to the reporter because

03:15:45 the reporter is asking him, what's your response to people who think that, um, by talking to the

03:15:54 regime, you are legitimizing them. Right. So she's saying, so she, she's basically putting it out

03:16:00 there. She's like, so are you saying that by talking to them, you're legitimizing them? And

03:16:06 Marco Rubio says, no, that's not what we're saying. We're willing to talk to anyone. It does not mean

03:16:13 that we're legitimizing them, right? Like, listen to the question as well. Matt and location of

03:16:20 Friday's talks with Iran and clarify, given that Iran refuses to negotiate its missile program and

03:16:27 insists on a right to enrich uranium, is the U.S. open to a compromise, if that means reaching a

03:16:33 deal to avoid military action? And separately, if I may, how exactly do these negotiations advance

03:16:39 President Trump's repeated pledges to help the Iranian protesters, many of whom are likely to

03:16:44 see these nuclear talks as legitimizing the very government that violently massacred its own people? 0.61

03:16:50 Well, let me first say just on the logistics. At the end, let me back up and say from a big

03:16:54 picture perspective i think it's pretty clear right now president trump is willing to talk to

03:16:59 and meet with and engage with anyone in the world i mean that we don't view meetings as a concession

03:17:06 we don't view meetings as um even a little legitimization it is our our willingness to

03:17:11 sit and listen and talk to anyone any any adversary any ally obviously but anyone around the world and

03:17:18 so the president's always been open to that he was he showed that in the first administration

03:17:22 and he's showing it again now. And so I think if there's an opportunity to engage directly

03:17:27 with counterparts in the Iranian regime, the United States would be open to that. And that's

03:17:31 what we're open to. We thought we had an established forum that had been agreed to.

03:17:36 In Turkey, it was put together by a number of partners who wanted to attend and be a part of it.

03:17:42 I saw conflicting reports yesterday from the Iranian side saying that they had not agreed to

03:17:46 that. So that's still being worked through. At the end of the day, the United States is prepared

03:17:50 to engage and has always been prepared to engage with iran as far as the topic of those discussions

03:17:54 and what the agenda needs to be look i think in order for talks to actually lead to something

03:17:59 meaningful they will have to include certain things and that includes the range of their

03:18:04 ballistic missiles that includes their sponsorship of terrorist organizations across the region that

03:18:09 includes the nuclear program and that includes the treatment of their own people the fundamental

03:18:12 problem iran faces and the regime faces right now is that what people are on the streets complaining

03:18:17 about this regime cannot address they cannot address it because it's economic those problems

03:18:22 remain and one of the reasons why the iranian regime cannot provide the people of iran the

03:18:26 quality of life that they deserve is because they're spending all their money they're spending

03:18:30 all their resources of what is a rich country sponsoring terrorism sponsoring uh you know

03:18:36 all these proxy groups around the world exporting as they call it their revolution but i remind

03:18:41 everybody what i've been saying through my entire career in public service i said it in my hearing

03:18:45 when I was asking for confirmation through the Senate. The Iranian people and the Iranian regime

03:18:52 are very unalike. In essence, what the Iranian people want, this is a culture with a deep

03:18:58 history. These are people that are the leadership of Iran at the clerical level does not reflect

03:19:05 the people of Iran. I know of no other country where there's a bigger difference between the

03:19:09 people that lead the country and the people who live there okay so again i don't know

03:19:17 i don't know how much clearer we can get when it comes to uh political analysis and also also guys

03:19:25 let's not forget right um look who and thank you texas uh texas troop for this one um as a reminder

03:19:34 i mean look look who senator uh uh marco rubio well this is archived this is when he was a

03:19:40 senator not secretary of state but look who he met with in 2001 right he met with kingers of

03:19:48 pad levy so guys you have to have faith have faith right this is something that's been going on for

03:19:53 a while um there you go right see that

03:20:09 sorry 2021 2021 not 2001 my bad 2021 2021 2021 so there you go

03:20:17 there you go so um so there you go like i don't know i don't know what else to say guys

03:20:30 like honestly whether like whether or not a talk is happening or not is it's completely irrelevant

03:20:36 like the talks aren't actually going to do anything for the regime because marco rubio

03:20:41 was very clear, right? He was very, very clear in, um, you know, how, how, uh, the U S

03:20:50 why doesn't say he will attack. Why would, because that's not good diplomacy because that's not good

03:21:01 diplomacy because, because if, if like, they're not gonna, they're not gonna lay out their plans

03:21:07 puria like that's that's not gonna happen right i mean did president trump say he's gonna attack

03:21:14 uh the nuclear facilities before he attacked no they attack and then they say it after

03:21:20 why why would they say what they're gonna do beforehand come on guys come on you have to

03:21:26 you have to like you know all right

03:21:33 um a lot of you wanted me to to play aaron my my interview with aaron um molan so let me do that

03:21:43 and i'll take a quick break because um armin is in his group chat as well but um here you go guys

03:21:51 so we'll you know because i know a lot of you um requested this and in the meantime

03:21:57 Well, we don't know if there are talks or not. There might be talks. There might not be talks. We don't know. What I'm telling you is that whether or not talks happen, it's irrelevant because the United States administration and President Trump have already made up their mind when it comes to the Islamic regime, right? They do not want the Islamic regime to stick around.

03:22:27 They do not want the Islamic regime to stick around. 0.99

03:22:33 So all this is just political show and political theater, right? 1.00

03:22:40 So, I mean, I actually don't even care if they're talking or not.

03:22:46 Guys, I said I would play Team America, the uncensored version, when the United States actually attacks.

03:22:53 The United States hasn't attacked yet, so I can't play Team America because they haven't attacked. 0.73

03:23:06 I mean, if you want, if you want, I could play the censored version in honor of the United States shooting down an Islamic regime drone. 0.51

03:23:20 okay I'll play that and then we'll go to to the interview oh my gosh you know what you know

03:23:31 what's funny though like I play this song and then like you know Americans you guys you guys 0.95

03:23:36 love this song but then all the non-Americans are like are so confused all the non-Americans 0.66

03:23:43 are so confused because they don't get the jokes and then like I see the comments and then people

03:23:47 in the comments are like, wait, what? Slavery? Like, why is that a thing? Right? Okay. All right.

03:24:05 All right. I'll play the clean version of America. But you guys in the chat,

03:24:11 you have to, you know, you need to explain to the non-Americans, you need to explain to the 0.99

03:24:16 non-Americans, you know, the inside jokes here, because a lot of the non-Americans are like, 0.91

03:24:21 wait, what? Why? Why are they celebrating slavery? I know. I know it's like, I know that. I've seen 0.99

03:24:26 the movie. All right. So, okay. So in honor of, in honor of the United States

03:24:34 shooting down the, the Islamic regime drone, I will play this song. 0.95

03:24:46 America! 0.83

03:24:50 America!

03:24:54 America!

03:24:56 America!

03:24:58 Yeah! 0.99

03:25:00 Coming again to save the motherfucking day! 0.99

03:25:02 America! 0.99

03:25:04 Yeah!

03:25:06 Freedom is the only way!

03:25:08 Terrorists, your game is blue!

03:25:10 Cause now you have to answer to!

03:25:12 America!

03:25:14 Yeah, my blood on my America

03:25:20 Yeah, what you gonna do when we come for you now?

03:25:26 It's the dream that we all share

03:25:28 It's the hope for tomorrow

03:25:30 Yeah

03:25:32 We got them

03:25:36 Yeah, Walmart

03:25:38 Yeah, Gas

03:25:39 Yeah, Baseball

03:25:41 Yeah, NFL

03:25:42 Yeah, Rock and Roll

03:25:44 The internet, yeah

03:25:46 Slagery, yeah

03:25:47 Starbuck, yeah 0.99

03:26:01 Disney World, yeah

03:26:03 Yeah, value, yeah

03:26:05 Riva, yeah

03:26:07 Yeah, sushi, yeah

03:26:10 Taco Bell, yeah

03:26:11 Rodeo, yeah

03:26:12 Hey, Beth and beyond, yeah, yeah

03:26:14 Liberty, yeah 0.94

03:26:18 White slip, yeah 0.91

03:26:19 The Alamo, yeah

03:26:21 Band-Aid, yeah

03:26:22 Las Vegas, yeah

03:26:24 Chris Smith, yeah 1.00

03:26:25 Immigrant, yeah 1.00

03:26:27 Popeye, yeah 1.00

03:26:28 Democrat, yeah

03:26:29 Republican, yeah 1.00

03:26:31 Shit, books 0.99

03:26:42 sorry i was muted um for anyone wondering um no the the the song is not lagging the audio isn't 0.98

03:27:06 skipping the the blanks are all of the swear words so that is the that's the censored um

03:27:14 version of the song so uh you can just imagine um what the uncensored version sounds like so

03:27:22 yeah that that's not the audio skipping that's not your browser feed um lagging so um all right

03:27:31 fine i'll i'll play it i'll play it one more time for you guys and then we're gonna go to the

03:27:35 the Aaron Milan interview. Yeah. Yeah. A lot of swear words. Yes. A lot of swear words.

03:27:45 My favorite line is Taco Bell and books.

03:28:05 It's the only way, yeah

03:28:08 Terrorists, your game is blue 0.95

03:28:10 Cause now you have to answer to America

03:28:14 Yeah, it's my blood

03:28:18 For my America

03:28:20 Yeah, what you gonna do when we come for you now?

03:28:26 It's the dream that we all share

03:28:28 It's the hope for tomorrow

03:28:31 Yeah

03:28:35 We got them, yeah, Walmart, yeah, the gas, yeah, baseball, yeah, NFL, yeah, rock and roll, yeah, internet, yeah, slavery, yeah, yeah, starbucks, yeah, disney world, yeah, yeah, value, yeah,

03:29:05 Riva

03:29:07 Sushi

03:29:09 Taco Bell

03:29:11 Rodeo

03:29:13 That's bad and beyond

03:29:17 Liberty

03:29:19 White slip

03:29:21 The Alamo

03:29:23 Las Vegas

03:29:25 Chris Smith

03:29:27 Popeye

03:29:29 Democrat

03:29:31 Republican 0.87

03:29:33 okay that was that was for all the americans here guys so for all the non-americans

03:29:56 you have to go watch team america world police the movie and then you'll understand you'll

03:30:01 understand um that video but uh you'll only like the movie if you like south park so uh you have

03:30:09 to appreciate south park humor um and south park comedy so okay um you you're welcome guys you're

03:30:20 welcome guys that was so that was in honor of the americans shooting down the um at least one

03:30:27 islamic regime drone right i mean we haven't i haven't heard about the other two drones being

03:30:32 shot down maybe they have been we don't know but uh at least one was shot down so that was an honor

03:30:37 of you guys shooting that down again when the actual attack happens um and we get confirmation

03:30:42 i will play the uncensored version i will play i i promised you guys that i will play the

03:30:50 uncensored version and i will keep my word i will keep my word yeah okay um all right let's let's

03:30:58 go to the let's go to the um aaron milan um interview because i know you guys wanted to

03:31:05 watch that and in the meantime i'm gonna be um checking the news and uh and seeing what

03:31:11 what's going on and and we'll be back

03:31:27 good morning good afternoon good evening and good night welcome to the

03:31:31 erin molland show wherever you are around the world thank you

03:31:34 so much for choosing to spend some of your very valuable time with

03:31:37 us we will reward you as always with a great show coming up we've got goldie gamary on who is an

03:31:44 iranian activist an incredibly passionate woman former politician she says two things very clearly

03:31:49 the regime will fall america will strike now charlie kirk's accused assassin is back in court

03:31:57 we'll have an update on that plus billy eilish this is one of the greatest things i've seen

03:32:01 remember how she got up on stage at the grammys and she was talking about stolen land well the

03:32:06 apparent according to her rightful owners of her multi-million dollar mansion have come out

03:32:11 and said wait a minute she hasn't asked us about that you could not make this up it is utterly

03:32:15 brilliant plenty to come but first here's a word from our sponsors and guys again support our

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03:33:23 that's noblegoldinvestments.com forward slash erin the man accused of killing charlie kirk tyler

03:33:29 robinson was back in court again so his team are trying to strike out members of the prosecution

03:33:35 saying there's a conflict of interest this is after we learned of erica kirk's plea for the

03:33:40 judge to allow significant media access to the trial given the level of course of public interest

03:33:46 the figure that charlie was but i also suspect that this has a lot to do with the very public

03:33:51 skepticism slash outright accusations by some with huge platforms regarding who is actually

03:33:58 responsible for Charlie's death i.e. Candace Owens and some of the utter garbage she has 0.99

03:34:03 irresponsibly put out there not backed up in any way shape or form of course that's never key she 0.97

03:34:09 just moves on to the next topic the next extremist thing to say the next clickbait a bit of content

03:34:15 to put out but of course Erica is calling for transparency which would be bizarre if she was

03:34:20 somehow involved, as Candace likes to imply constantly. Simultaneously, a man has been

03:34:26 sentenced to up to 15 years for falsely claiming that he killed Charlie. He also pleaded guilty

03:34:32 to sexual exploitation of a minor, so he's clearly just a complete grub of a person. George Zinn is 0.97

03:34:38 his name. But it got me thinking, a guy who falsely said that he killed Charlie, sentenced,

03:34:46 what happens to those people who falsely accuse others of killing Charlie shouldn't there be a

03:34:53 consequence for that food for thought food for thought billy eilish remember when she said

03:35:00 this and we've brought it to you i think yesterday's episode or the one before

03:35:04 but remember this little cherub up on stage alongside all of the

03:35:09 wait i just i came across a meme and i just have to share this with you guys

03:35:16 this is actually really funny. Sorry, guys, I just I have to share this. So so this is this is

03:35:27 one of the newest Iranian memes about President Trump. OK. And I just I have to share this with

03:35:34 you guys. Okay. Wait, where's the volume here? Okay. Look at this, guys.

03:36:04 So, so someone, I knew, I knew you guys would appreciate that.

03:36:30 otherwise i would not have interrupted but uh i'll i'll find the video i'll download it i'll

03:36:36 i'll add it i'll add it so there you go i i knew you guys would appreciate that because uh that

03:36:41 that song is in our playlist yeah i'll add it to my ex momentarily all right just wanted to share

03:36:47 that first okay back to the back to the program ice out idiots there at the grammys have a little 0.90

03:36:55 reminder no one is illegal on stolen land well the tongva tribe whose ancestral land billy's 0.97

03:37:07 multi-million dollar mansion is on have come out i mean this is just gold and confirmed that she

03:37:15 hasn't reached out to return her stolen land of course she hasn't they live in utter hypocrisy

03:37:21 so a spokesperson for this tribe told the daily mail as the first people of the greater los

03:37:26 angeles basin we do understand that her home is situated in our ancestral land they also confirmed

03:37:34 that the a-lister has not reached out to the tribe itself regarding her property or anything else i

03:37:42 mean when celebrities do this kind of thing this posturing this pretending to care this kind of

03:37:48 you know uh selective outrage you hope that this is the kind of response because it just is so so

03:37:57 good doesn't always happen when it does happen i just look up and i say thank you i look up and i

03:38:03 say thank you i mean they should keep the pressure on if she's true to her word she should be giving

03:38:09 it back how do you buy a mansion and put big gates around it and have security on it to stop all the

03:38:16 people that ice are trying to clean up off the streets from getting to your home when you're on

03:38:19 stolen land billy it's just bizarre it makes no sense we have an update on the sydney nurses now

03:38:26 they have pleaded not guilty remember them they were the ones in this viral video allegedly

03:38:33 threatening to kill israeli patients now the charge is using a carrier service to menace harass and

03:38:39 defend abu lebde is also charged with threatening violence against a group now we have strict laws

03:38:47 here in australia contempt of court etc etc so i'm not going to give my opinion on my take it

03:38:52 was made very clear when i did this segment when this first happened how i felt let me just remind

03:38:57 you of this video itself and then you think about their plea of not guilty watch good how are you

03:39:05 woman pretty good are you a nurse a doctor i'm a doctor a doctor for what um in hospital what what

03:39:16 what about you where are you from i'm from israel from the whole land you know what i said i'm gonna

03:39:22 be really honest with you all right i'm gonna be really honest with you you actually got a really

03:39:26 really beautiful eyes thank you but i'm so upset that you israeli like eventually you're gonna get 0.92

03:39:32 killed and you're gonna go to jihanna inshallah you like this pretty eyes that should stay in 0.99

03:39:36 this world for longer what do you think why do you think i'm gonna get killed it's palestine's 0.99

03:39:42 country not your country what's your name no we're talking politely here we're talking politely here 0.99

03:39:49 one day one day one day one day your time will come and you will die the most you sprayed hate 0.97

03:39:56 We spread positivity, we spread protection, we spread peace and you spread death.

03:40:05 How are you doctors? 1.00

03:40:07 I want you to remember my face so you can understand that you will die the most disgusting death. 0.99

03:40:14 All right, all right, for sure. I have a question though. 0.99

03:40:17 I have a question. Let's say an Israeli. 0.99

03:40:21 I won't treat them. I'll kill them. 1.00

03:40:24 them you'll kill them so if an israeli is in australia and god forbid something happened to him 1.00

03:40:30 and he comes to your hospital would you kill him okay you have no idea how many israeli 0.99

03:40:37 hara dog came to this hospital and i sent it to johanna for real so

03:40:49 now steve wickhoff trump's envoy to the middle east along with others has met with israeli

03:40:54 Prime Minister Netanyahu apparently went well.

03:40:57 It was positive.

03:40:57 Amit Sehgal, who's one of the foremost,

03:41:00 most prominent journalists in Israel, has said this.

03:41:02 He came out with an ex-post that said,

03:41:04 sources familiar with the meeting

03:41:05 between US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff,

03:41:08 Prime Minister Netanyahu

03:41:08 and Israel Security Establishment said

03:41:10 it was conducted in an extremely positive

03:41:12 and productive atmosphere.

03:41:14 The meeting included a thorough intelligence briefing

03:41:16 led by IDF Chief of Staff,

03:41:18 Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir,

03:41:21 who made clear that any strike against Israel

03:41:23 would be met with an immediate and unusually powerful response, including against unexpected

03:41:27 targets. I continue, quote, Israeli officials warned in the meeting that Iran has no intention

03:41:32 of compromising on its nuclear ambitions and that negotiations are being used to buy time and stop

03:41:37 an attack. I mean, makes sense to me. There's no way the Islamic regime will accept any conditions

03:41:45 put on it by the US. Zero chance. The US knows that. They know that. I know that. You know that. 0.78

03:41:51 the islamic regime deputy speaker said in parliament this week this is not just some

03:41:56 kind of commentator like you might get in democratic societies where people give their

03:42:00 take but you can say well look it wasn't the government saying it that's not that's not us

03:42:04 that's not us he's part of the government illegally there of course they're not a government

03:42:10 they're a pretend one he said in about a month we will recite the funeral prayer for trump the u.s

03:42:17 and their allies. The Islamic regime deputy speaker said in parliament that. You think

03:42:23 Trump and co are sitting there going, yeah, this is a regime we can really have a good deal with

03:42:27 and a long, fruitful relationship filled with mutual respect and peace. No chance in hell.

03:42:36 Come on. Come on. Now, someone who knows this as much as anyone is my guest today. Her name is 0.98

03:42:43 Goldie Gamari. She is a firebrand. She fights day in, day out for her people. And it was an 1.00

03:42:50 honor to have her on the show. Goldie Gamari, thank you so, so much for joining us here on

03:42:57 The Erin Molan Show. It is such a privilege to have you on. Thank you so much for having me.

03:43:02 It's an honor to be here. I'm a big fan of your work. Right back at you. You are insane. And

03:43:08 And I mean, the old me didn't realize how difficult the world found truth.

03:43:14 The new me, post-October 7, understands absolutely and the price you pay for telling it.

03:43:19 You don't strike me though as someone who cares overly much what other people think

03:43:22 of you.

03:43:23 Would that be a correct assessment?

03:43:24 Yeah, absolutely.

03:43:26 I mean, when I was an elected official, I tried to be a little bit more, I guess you

03:43:33 want to call it politically correct um in terms of raising awareness about what's happening in

03:43:38 occupied iran uh because there are some tensions there but you know after the after the national

03:43:44 council of canadian muslims accused me of islamophobia for raising awareness about what's

03:43:49 happening in occupied iran and i was kicked out of my party um i pretty much stopped caring what

03:43:55 people think. And if anything, that incident actually enabled me to speak clearly and freely

03:44:04 and take my voice and take my fight to the next level. Looking inside Iran at the moment,

03:44:11 my greatest fear initially was that people would not give up because it's not in their nature, 0.99

03:44:18 but they would feel like their attempts were fruitless, that the Islamic regime would convince

03:44:22 them that it wasn't working that no one else was doing it that america wasn't coming but i'm looking

03:44:27 through your feed and it's one of the sources i use every day to see what's going on in the

03:44:30 ground because you're so connected so make sure everyone you follow her on on x and everywhere

03:44:35 else but it seems like they are still hitting the streets they are still using their voices

03:44:40 and they're still fighting for the things that we take for granted every single day

03:44:44 yeah absolutely so i mean one of the biggest one of the biggest and major chants right now in this

03:44:48 revolution is which means this is the final battle pahlavi will return of course pahlavi is

03:44:57 referenced to his royal highness king of pahlavi who's the leader of the iranian revolution and

03:45:04 what he has said is that as soon as the islamic regime falls he's going to step in with a

03:45:10 transitional government and that transitional government is going to lead the country

03:45:14 and transition the country from an Islamic dictatorship to a functioning secular democracy.

03:45:21 And so for Iranians in occupied Iran, especially given the number of lives that we have lost,

03:45:29 and of course the number of injured as well, we don't talk about the number of people who have been injured,

03:45:34 the number of people who've had to have a limb amputated or they've lost sight in one or both eyes. 0.78

03:45:43 I mean, that number is even exponentially higher than the number of people who've been murdered by the Islamic regime. 0.74

03:45:49 But the overall sentiment and mood is that we have gone so far forward that there's no turning back. 0.91

03:45:58 And this is the final battle.

03:46:00 You look at President Trump and the administration having meetings, I mean, purported meetings.

03:46:06 We don't know how many of them are maybe a bluff or a real.

03:46:09 but from my perspective there is no deal that can be done that is a good deal that enables the

03:46:15 ayatollah to survive and i hope and i still believe the americans know that and they understand this

03:46:21 regime cannot continue i'm terrified that there'll be an obama-like ending to this where the iranian

03:46:27 people will essentially be thrown to the wolves having been encouraged to fight and to give their

03:46:33 lives for this fight what do you think will happen and and how worried are you about what american

03:46:41 roles will be played i'm actually not worried at all um so i've been i've been monitoring the

03:46:47 situation very closely and you know using sort of my my political expertise um and political

03:46:53 experience to to translate um what not just president trump but the people around him are

03:46:58 saying so you can't just look at president trump and his statements you have to take a more holistic

03:47:04 approach and you have to see you know what um senator lindsey graham is saying what he was

03:47:09 amazing the other day don't talk like reagan but act like obama perfection exactly him uh also what

03:47:17 marco rubio was saying and also what mark levin and sean hannity are saying as well and so they've

03:47:24 made it very clear where President Trump stands on this and so you know if there are talks or deals

03:47:30 happening people think that the deal is about the Islamic regime remaining but what I'm trying to

03:47:39 put out there is that whatever deal that's being negotiated it's basically terms of surrender

03:47:45 terms of surrender so President Trump in in my opinion what he's basically saying is that they

03:47:50 can they can accept the deal that president trump is making in that you know they they basically

03:47:55 surrender and and leave or um they don't accept the deal and we go to military action and you know

03:48:03 with all the movement of the military assets we're also seeing going to the middle east this is the

03:48:09 largest movement of military assets since pretty much um the creation of of the united states and

03:48:16 And so I find it difficult to believe that President Trump is spending millions and millions of taxpayer dollars a day to to transport all of their, you know, the vast majority of their military assets to the Middle East if he's not planning something.

03:48:32 It's such a good point you make. And also the people that you that you named earlier, we all know are incredibly close to Trump.

03:48:40 And you're so right in that you actually Trump can't always say exactly what he wants to say.

03:48:44 and it's to his benefit not to but the people around him who are not going to want to piss him

03:48:49 off essentially and who know what he's thinking can say things so that that's a really good point

03:48:53 the other point you make which is so true regarding a deal and you look at Venezuela and

03:48:57 there was a deal offered there not for the survival of Maduro but how do you want to end this

03:49:02 you want us to help you get out either way it's ending but how do you want to do it and that is

03:49:07 such a key point you make as well because as we know that the nuclear facilities were essentially

03:49:11 destroyed during the 12-day war? I know that the Islamic regime has been rebuilding and trying to

03:49:16 do different things, but not to the point where they'd have enough leverage, right? You'd think 1.00

03:49:20 where the U.S. has to do anything that they want. Well, we don't know. We don't know. What we do

03:49:26 know is that the Islamic regime is definitely trying to rebuild its nuclear capabilities. 0.80

03:49:31 And President Trump and his administration have pretty much recognized that this is a regime that 0.97

03:49:37 is not going to stop right this this is a regime that is centered around this islamist jihadi 0.93

03:49:42 ideology um you know since they came to power in um in 1979 they've been chanting death to america 0.99

03:49:50 death to israel they've been waging war against the west and so i think you know we we finally

03:49:55 have a president and an administration who for the first time in 47 years is siding with the 0.77

03:50:02 Iranian people. And the demands that President Trump has made of the Islamic regime, those are

03:50:08 not demands that the Islamic regime will ever be able to concede to. So yeah, so really, I mean,

03:50:13 it's the Islamic regime is pretty much over. It's just a matter of how long are they going to 0.98

03:50:19 stick around. That is so reassuring to hear. And I'd love to know, given you talk to so many people

03:50:26 on the ground there. What is their attitude at the moment? Are they with you in that they believe

03:50:33 something will happen? They've just got to hold on until then. Are some starting to lose hope? Are

03:50:38 they impatient? Are they frustrated? Kind of saying, where are you, Trump? You said help was

03:50:42 coming. Are they trusting the plan? Like what is the feedback you're getting from people on the

03:50:46 ground who are putting their lives on the line for this fight? I mean, so for people inside of

03:50:52 occupied Iran. Of course, it's a very stressful, very difficult situation. You know, some people

03:50:58 are certainly impatient, but of course, everyone is very hopeful and looking forward to President

03:51:05 Trump attacking. So we're all just sort of waiting for that. But of course, people in Iran,

03:51:11 they're not stopping the fight. I mean, there's more footage coming out today of Iranians who are 1.00

03:51:17 setting fire to Islamic regime banners. There's been some unexplained explosions that have been

03:51:23 going on in the country today. We're also seeing a little bit of escalation between the regime and

03:51:29 the United States. And I don't know if you've seen some of the footage coming out from the

03:51:33 Islamic regime parliament, but now you have all these crazy Muslim Nazis who are burning the 0.99

03:51:41 flag of america chanting um death to america in the um in the parliament so i mean the islamic 0.98

03:51:47 regime has made it very clear that they're not interested in in negotiation um they're trying

03:51:52 to put off like a a strong man front but all of us know that the islamic regime when it comes to 0.98

03:51:59 um you know external affairs they're incredibly weak the only thing islamic regime is good at is 0.94

03:52:04 basically murdering um unarmed iranians that nailed it and the fake foreign minister i call 1.00

03:52:10 him the fake foreign minister because how can you be a legitimate foreign minister of a country

03:52:14 you're not legitimately ruling they stole power as you know i mean he keeps saying oh we're not

03:52:19 terrorists and he's annoyed that europe has labeled the irgc terrorists two days later you

03:52:24 see the parliament as you just referenced wearing irgc uniforms chanting death to america death to

03:52:29 israel i mean that if people don't believe you know what we're saying look at what they're saying

03:52:37 and this is a frustration it's the same as the Chinese Communist Party and so many different

03:52:41 they're telling you who they are and what they want and actually on that I was looking at your

03:52:45 feed just before our interview your ex feed looking at Russian jets in Iran flying over

03:52:53 we look at Chinese big aeroplanes dropping off supplies since these protests started

03:52:58 if you think oh it's just nothing to do with me oh it's sad for the Iranian people but me in the

03:53:03 west i'm not sorry our greatest enemies are so intertwined with this and this impacts everything

03:53:11 doesn't it if this regime falls or when it falls as you say that weakens china significantly the

03:53:16 greatest adversary we have same as russia yeah absolutely i mean the islamic regime um send like

03:53:23 sells drones to russia to use against the ukraine that's why you see a lot of people a lot of 0.96

03:53:29 Iranians flying the flag of Ukraine at our pro-Iran rallies and demonstrations around the world

03:53:33 because we stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine because they're victims of these 0.50

03:53:39 drones that are being built by the Islamic regime and being sold to Russia. And when it comes to

03:53:45 China, I think, I believe it's like almost 80% of Iran's oil is being sold to China. And so again,

03:53:54 And, you know, the Islamic regime is pretty much helping to fund and fuel those two regimes, 0.67

03:54:02 which are, of course, anti-imperialists and anti-West and anti-democracy and anti-American. 0.52

03:54:06 So, you know, prior to 1979, Iran was a huge ally of the West.

03:54:11 And Iran was actually one of the biggest allies of the United States.

03:54:14 And I think the American administration has recognized that.

03:54:19 They've remembered that.

03:54:20 And they are well aware that when Iran is free and when the Islamic regime is overthrown, Iran and the United States can go back to being the allies that we were prior to 1979.

03:54:32 And that's what I say as well.

03:54:34 You know, these people who parrot America first, a free Iran is America first.

03:54:40 A peaceful Middle East is America first.

03:54:43 A regime in power who doesn't want to murder your president is America first.

03:54:47 This is deeply personal.

03:54:50 to you i know do you have moments i mean you're so strong and you're so you know tough on the

03:54:56 surface and you're fighting this incredible fight but do you have moments where it's overwhelming

03:55:01 for you where you're heartbroken where you're just you're watching your people be slaughtered

03:55:06 um yeah absolutely absolutely um every day every day so i would say one thing that we

03:55:14 Iranians are very good at is compartmentalizing, because this is something that we've had to deal

03:55:20 with for the last 47 years. So these horrific images that the world is seeing today, this is 1.00

03:55:26 not new for us. This is exactly what's been going on for the last 47 years by this Muslim Nazi 1.00

03:55:33 dictatorship. And so many of us have had to compartmentalize, you know, we have like our, 0.96

03:55:39 you know, our regular, normal, you know, sort of identity. And then we have our Iranian identity

03:55:46 where we think about all of these things. And so I would say that one of the reasons that we

03:55:53 Iranians are so strong and we've been able to deal with this is because we do compartmentalize

03:56:01 because that's kind of the only way that we can deal with the trauma. Of course, dark humor. We 1.00

03:56:09 also have a dark sense as you saw that meme that I posted yeah I think you know I've been people 1.00

03:56:18 are gonna look at that and if they don't understand they'll be like oh Iranians are

03:56:22 Islamophobic yeah but I would say I would say we're probably a country of 90 million Islamophobes

03:56:27 because we have been so brutalized by Islam and Sharia law that we're done with it we're done

03:56:35 with it and uh you know we just we don't want any we don't want to have anything to do with it 1.00

03:56:39 we have no issue with people um having whatever religion they want to have but at this point

03:56:44 it's like you know keep it private keep it in your home um iran and iranians like we've been

03:56:50 a very religiously diverse um civilization in fact cyrus the great 2500 years ago invented the

03:56:57 the concept of freedom of religion and that's what we're fighting for we want to go back to 0.99

03:57:01 uh to what we had prior to 1979 when you see idiots in the west who have no comprehension 1.00

03:57:10 of what it would be like to live under an islamist terrorist regime waving their flags walking 1.00

03:57:16 alongside hamas flags hezbollah chanting from the river to the sea advocating for more unvetted 0.61

03:57:24 people to come in from countries who essentially are run by terrorist organizations and not iran

03:57:30 countries where they're voted in by the people what do you think and say do you see the early

03:57:36 signs that were experienced in iran prior to what happened nearly 50 years ago we'll get into all

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03:58:42 customer today go to balanceofnature.com do you see the early signs that were experienced in iran 0.97

03:58:48 prior to what happened nearly 50 years ago absolutely absolutely so the the islamic coup

03:58:54 d'etat it did not happen overnight it's not like people just woke up one day um and you know we're

03:58:59 running around yelling ala akbar and you know waving like communist flags um this is a process

03:59:05 that took almost 30 to 40 years um and it was a slow creep yeah so what i'm seeing right now in 0.59

03:59:11 western countries with this unholy alliance of of the red and the black red of course being 0.93

03:59:16 communism black being islamism um what i'm seeing right now is there is very reminiscent of 0.80

03:59:22 uh what was happening in iran i would say in sort of the mid 60s so i would say that uh in western 0.79

03:59:28 countries we're about i would say 20 years away from some sort of you know communist or uh islamist

03:59:35 coup d'etat um because that that's where things are going and you're seeing more and more um woke 0.64

03:59:41 western lefty progressives who are normalizing um terrorism they're normalizing sharia law 0.72

03:59:48 they're they're they're they're trying to rebrand islamic terrorists like hamas and hezbollah

03:59:54 as freedom fighters and resistance and you know this the same um anti-imperialist rhetoric the

04:00:00 same anti-israel uh rhetoric this the same sort of narrative is exactly what we've seen um in in

04:00:09 Iran in the 60s and 70s and so that's why the Iranian national revolution it's actually very 0.69

04:00:15 patriotic and we have zero tolerance for Islamism, anti-semitism, communism, wokeism like we just want 1.00

04:00:25 we're very patriotic we have no enmity with anyone but we're done with with the Islamist 0.93

04:00:32 sharia jihadi nonsense and you know I have a feeling that when Iran is free and our country 1.00

04:00:38 has stabilized in the next i don't know 10 to 15 years we might actually see people in like 1.00

04:00:43 i don't know the uk or elsewhere try to seek asylum in iran to get away from from the islamism 0.89

04:00:49 and jihadis that's going on there yeah the thing that i mean drives me insane i feel like a broken 0.88

04:00:55 record i grew up in indonesia the world's largest islamic nation for seven eight years during the

04:01:00 1990s and early 90s late 90s when the sahado regime fell and what i say to people i look at

04:01:06 what happened in bondi an islamic extremist with an isis flag massacred innocent people at bondi

04:01:12 beach and our prime minister could not say islamic extremism afterwards insanity for fear of offending

04:01:19 muslims and i i continually say this you look at the world's largest muslim nation indonesia

04:01:24 the president prior to probo president widodo essentially launched his election campaign one

04:01:30 of the key pillars was to eradicate islamic extremism in the world's largest muslim nation 1.00

04:01:35 they openly say we don't want it here and it's the same as other arab states and i'm not saying 1.00

04:01:40 that they're you know the pillars for us to look up to and and want to be like and they're flawed 1.00

04:01:44 in in a million ways but why are we terrified in the west of offending we should be openly 0.80

04:01:50 who wants terrorism in their backyard nobody should and those are the coal face i mean they 0.87

04:01:56 know better than anyone but we don't think that we should listen to them we think we know better 1.00

04:02:00 in the west it'll be our downfall we're screwed well i mean that's been one of the tactics of the 1.00

04:02:06 muslim brotherhood the muslim brotherhood is banned in countries you know like saudi arabia 0.84

04:02:10 and egypt yeah and and others and you know like you said these countries aren't necessarily

04:02:16 bastions of freedom and democracy right like saudi arabia is not known for its human rights

04:02:21 however even a country like saudi arabia which is the birthplace of islam understands the difference 0.63

04:02:27 between islam and you know islamic terrorism um however the muslim brotherhood has found a 0.98

04:02:34 foothold in western democracies in western countries because they are taking advantage 0.96

04:02:39 of the freedoms um given to people in western countries like freedom of religion freedom of

04:02:45 association freedom of expression to push the boundaries on their jihad and so for example

04:02:51 That's why you're seeing pro-Balestine gatherings, let's say in Toronto, where these jihadis, they'll block intersections to pray and yell Allahu Akbar, but you don't see that in Saudi Arabia. 0.72

04:03:06 Because in Saudi Arabia, they don't tolerate that sort of Islamic extremism.

04:03:10 And I'm pretty sure when you were living in Indonesia, you probably never saw Muslims just randomly blocking intersections to pray and yell Allahu Akbar, right? 1.00

04:03:19 like that doesn't happen they they wouldn't accept it as you say the whole thing is is crazy i'd love 0.61

04:03:27 to ask your uh reaction to i mean not only the grammys but when i look at hollywood and feminism

04:03:34 and what and all that that crap and i look at what particularly women in iran are fighting for

04:03:41 that would normally be their bread and butter normally hollywood celebrities would be clamoring 0.77

04:03:45 all over each other to stand up for women's rights i mean you look at the metoo movement but but i

04:03:50 see this i see people who want to get a bloke sacked and cancelled because he said some chick

04:03:56 was pretty and that's not okay but they're completely okay with the woman in iran being

04:04:02 murdered because a bit of her hair was out can you make that make sense to me um i mean i i honestly

04:04:12 can't i honestly can't all i can say is that there are a few celebrities who have spoken out jk rowling

04:04:18 is one of them she's phenomenal huge huge fan of her yeah um rob schneider has spoken out

04:04:25 um but in terms of the grammys i mean i don't watch the grammys i don't really care about these

04:04:29 sorts of things so kind of irrelevant to me um i can say that iranian people they don't really

04:04:35 care what a bunch of you know woke lefty um celebrities have to say um if if anything if

04:04:41 anything i think the silence from from the woke left adds legitimacy to our movement because the

04:04:47 last thing the last and then this is something else i want to point out you know a lot of people

04:04:51 are like oh where's greta why hasn't greta spoken i don't want greta to speak on what's happening

04:04:59 yes exactly because once those type of people start latching on that's actually going to

04:05:05 delegitimize our movement like our the the iranian national revolution is very very organic it's very

04:05:11 grassroots based um greta and you know all these like hollywood people they're all like paid paid

04:05:17 actors anyway so that's why they're not speaking out and uh you know quite frankly i think um

04:05:23 you know history is going to remember who spoke up for the iranian people and who didn't

04:05:27 um but all those people in the grammys they're completely like irrelevant to me like i don't

04:05:31 even care if they say anything yeah it would also force them to i mean given they were all

04:05:37 so pro-palestinian and anti-israel and pro-hamas in so many cases uh given the islamic regime funds

04:05:45 hamas and the houthis and hezbo it would also force them to actually accept that they supported 0.89

04:05:50 terrorists which would be i mean they'd never do that um they're hypocrites uh finally goldie i'd

04:05:56 love to know what can people do i mean people with platforms share the stories talk about it don't be

04:06:02 silent absolutely but what else can people do to help those on the ground because that at the

04:06:08 moment whilst we wait for u.s intervention military action whatever it is that these people deserve

04:06:14 and they've fought for what can we do to help so the biggest help would be i think to put pressure

04:06:21 on your local governments to recognize his royal highness the crown prince of iran riza pahlavi as

04:06:27 the leader of the iranian national revolution and to recognize um that he's the only legitimate

04:06:33 leader to transition iran from an islamic dictatorship to a functioning secular democracy

04:06:40 that would be the biggest help because right now there are unfortunately a lot of

04:06:44 elements in in the left or you know the communists or the islamists who are trying to

04:06:50 overtake the revolution with their own narrative, but there's only one name that Iranians in

04:06:57 occupied Iran are chanting, and that's King Reza Qahlavi, and, you know, over 50,000 Iranians 0.96

04:07:03 have not given up their lives on the road to freedom just for, you know, Islamists and

04:07:09 communists to overtake the narrative and push their own agenda on the world. Iranians have 0.71

04:07:15 made it very clear who they want. And so the biggest help that people can can give is to respect

04:07:21 our right to self-determination by supporting the leader of our Iranian national revolution.

04:07:27 Have you ever been prouder of your people than over the past month?

04:07:33 No, I've never been more proud to be Iranian. And I'll explain why. You know, growing up,

04:07:40 iran always used to be associated with terrorism so many of us many of us uh didn't even want to

04:07:46 say that we're iranian and you know that's why a lot of people um outside of iran will say that

04:07:52 they're persian instead of iranian because you know persian sounds nicer you know less less 0.56

04:07:57 terroristy or that that kind of stuff but um you know iran has existed for longer than islam was

04:08:04 invented for thousands of years before islam was invented and um um you know after 47 years

04:08:10 we have finally demonstrated to the world we finally shown the world that you know iran 0.92

04:08:16 and the islamic regime are not one in the same and i've not only have i never been more proud to

04:08:21 be iranian i just want to give a shout out to all the iranians around the world who have been

04:08:26 rallying and demonstrating um i don't know if you've seen the footage from the toronto police

04:08:30 but um uh toronto police put out a drone footage of the rally that happened in toronto on on sunday

04:08:37 february one it was a pro you know free iran rally over 150 000 iranians and their allies

04:08:43 participated zero incidents no vandalism no violence nothing and i think the police flag

04:08:50 burned no canadian flag burned no no no in fact people were waving the canadian flag um uh out of

04:08:57 out of you know patriotism um you know no aloha akbars no nothing like that um no no calls for

04:09:04 intifada there were a lot of flags of israel in there as well in the demonstration a lot of

04:09:09 american flags flags of ukraine as well um so iranians have really shown the world you know

04:09:15 who we are we are uh peaceful people we're civilized i mean we're one of the oldest civilizations in

04:09:21 the world. And, you know, right now, unfortunately, our country is occupied by a foreign Muslim 1.00

04:09:28 Nazi occupation, but we are fighting for freedom and we are going to get our freedom back. And

04:09:33 I can't wait until Iran is free and we can welcome the world back to our country with open arms and

04:09:40 show you guys what being Iranian really is all about. Well, they will do that, I have no doubt.

04:09:46 and a lot of that will be due to people like you who have fought tires tirelessly in this space

04:09:51 it's been incredible to watch and i thank you so much for your voice uh it's far too rare but

04:09:55 you're incredible and thank you so much for coming on the show and i'd love to have you back on not

04:10:00 just when iran is free but maybe before that maybe it hopefully won't take that long fingers crossed

04:10:06 thank you thank you so much happy to come back anytime thanks for having me you're amazing

04:10:16 all right there was my interview with aaron um i hope you guys enjoyed that

04:10:25 um welcome poteepto how are you doing

04:10:29 hi goldie i'm doing just fine hi chat sending out oh thank you so much for joining us poteepto

04:10:39 welcome how are you everything is good on your end yeah everything is right on track okay good

04:10:49 to hear well thank you for being here with us um i'm still technically in like a bit of a break but

04:10:56 that's okay because you're here so i'm more than happy to to to go back to the show uh while we

04:11:03 wait for for armin um the the floor is yours but tiptoe would you like to um share any news or

04:11:10 updates or would you like me to uh go to some news oh thank you

04:11:15 yes okay so uh potato said he um he's joined because of the new message that king rosa

04:11:39 Pahlavi put out. He put out this message while I was on my break. I've already read it. I've shared

04:11:46 it on my ex, but I haven't shared it with you guys yet. So let me just pull that up here and

04:11:53 we will go to his newest post, which was just put out 25 minutes ago. And by the way, guys,

04:12:06 that's how you do an interview. That's how you do an interview, right? Like when, when I do,

04:12:11 when I do interviews, um, I speak on behalf of the Iranian people. I don't put my own opinions

04:12:17 in there. Although of course my opinions align with the vast majority of Iranian opinions. Um,

04:12:22 but there's a reason why I've done numerous, numerous interviews with, uh, you know, various

04:12:28 people all around the world and not once have, uh, Iranians come after me or attacked me. And

04:12:34 that's because I'm, you know, I share the truth, I share the

04:12:38 truth. And I take that, I take that responsibility very

04:12:42 seriously, right. So compare, you know, compare my interview to

04:12:47 you know, that gold shift a person that we were talking

04:12:49 about earlier, right, that that's the main difference here. And

04:12:54 that's why my interviews, you know, I do a lot of them. And

04:12:58 I'm grateful for the interviews that I do. But that that's where

04:13:03 my support comes from, right? The support comes from the fact that I'm truthful, and I'm honest,

04:13:11 and I share the perspectives of Iranians. So I just wanted to make that very clear as well.

04:13:19 Okay, let's go to King Reza Pahlavi's message. So of course, King Reza Pahlavi is the leader

04:13:25 of the Iranian National Revolution. We're calling it the Lion and Son Revolution. So he put out

04:13:32 this message 25 minutes ago. He says, to my brave compatriots in Iran, our magnificent

04:13:41 national revolution, the lion and son revolution, is an unparalleled epic of solidarity, empathy,

04:13:51 and national unity. Contrary to the efforts of the Islamic Republic and its accomplices 1.00

04:13:58 to sow division and derail our movement, you have remained vigilant and patriotic. 0.86

04:14:05 And with one voice throughout Iran, you have shouted that you are one great United Nation

04:14:13 under one flag. Of course, the flag he's referring to is our beautiful lion and sun flag.

04:14:21 you have shown that regardless of which city or province we come from which dialect or language

04:14:33 we speak what religion or beliefs we have or do not have we are all Iranian and determined to

04:14:42 reclaim our beloved homeland you have courageously taken to the streets across Iran let me emphasize

04:14:51 size, across all of Iran, under a hail of bullets, declaring what you do not want, and crying out

04:15:01 for what you do want. Guys, this part's very important, right? So it's not just about

04:15:08 declaring what we don't want, right? It's declaring what we do want. And this is where

04:15:15 those people who are affiliated with the Islamic regime or, you know, the leftists or communists or

04:15:22 whoever, right? These are the people who will say, oh, yeah, yeah, you know, we want revolution,

04:15:28 but they don't say what Iranians actually want, right? So think of like the curly-haired woman, 0.82

04:15:34 or think of like Golshifte, or even think of, you know, the people who

04:15:40 did like a presentation at the International Affairs Subcommittee in Parliament Hill in

04:15:49 Canada yesterday. We'll get to that as well later today. But this is very important. So

04:15:55 this is how you can tell, guys, who is supporting the Iranian people and who isn't. Because it's

04:16:01 not just about saying what you don't want. It's about crying out for what you want. And so at

04:16:05 this point, anyone who does not say that Iranian people are calling for King Reza Pahlavi,

04:16:14 right? They're not part of the revolution. They're against the Iranian people. And that's

04:16:20 what he's basically saying here between the lines, right? Crying out for what you do want.

04:16:25 Your bravery has shaken the foundations of this occupying regime. Your voice has awakened the

04:16:31 world. Your sacrifice and devotion will not be in vain. Iran will be free. And to all those who

04:16:40 wish to join us on this path, I say, hear the voice of Iran's great and united nation. The lion and

04:16:49 sun revolution welcomes all who accept these four principles. One, preserving Iran's territorial 0.98

04:16:58 integrity. Two, individual freedoms and the equality of all citizens before the law. Three,

04:17:06 a secular democracy based on the separation of religion and state. And four, the people's right

04:17:14 to freely choose their form of government. Once more, I honor with respect, sorrow,

04:17:21 and deep anger, the everlasting memory of our brave, fallen women and men who gave their lives

04:17:29 for our homeland. Let their loved ones be assured that the prosecution and punishment of those who

04:17:37 ordered and carried out this massacre and the realization of justice are certain. Today,

04:17:45 as we stand more united than ever and closer to freedom and democracy, I pledge to safeguard your

04:17:52 trust and our unity with all I have. Together, we will reclaim and rebuild Iran. Long live Iran,

04:18:01 Rizal Pahlavi. There you go. What are your thoughts on that? And I have chat GPT ready 0.88

04:18:12 if you want to speak in Persian.

04:18:42 I would like to share my thoughts on this topic

04:18:46 I would like to share my thoughts on this topic

04:18:49 The question of the audience is that

04:18:54 The Islamic State is in a panic

04:18:58 It's a panic

04:19:00 It's a panic

04:19:01 It's a panic

04:19:03 It's a panic

04:19:06 It's a panic

04:19:08 and they are in the state of panic

04:19:15 because they are in the state of sorrow

04:19:17 because they are unique to me

04:19:21 but the situation that they have to do is

04:19:24 to make a situation of the brain

04:19:27 project in our mind

04:19:29 people say they are in the way

04:19:31 people say they are in the way

04:19:33 people are in the way

04:19:35 people are in the way

04:19:37 It's truly working.

04:19:40 The main element is that 1.00

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04:20:28 okay let me pull up chat gpt it's just transcribing

04:20:58 bottom here no still still transcribing give me one moment you guys are welcome to read that

04:21:18 you can read the squiggly lines

04:21:28 okay so what's going on here okay

04:21:48 so petite was saying um oh try to replace jack gpt okay so he says i want to return to the main

04:21:57 issue following the prince's message. The core point is that right now the Islamic Republic

04:22:03 is in a state of panic from the very top decision makers all the way down to anyone who considers

04:22:10 themselves affiliated with the regime, even those scattered around the world. And then, you know,

04:22:17 he, he references Goldshifte, right? Goldshifte was that, um, actress and, you know, we spoke

04:22:22 about her and then we spoke about how she was affiliated with the regime, right? So he's saying

04:22:27 even those scattered around the world, they are in a state of panic. They are in a state of sorrow

04:22:32 because the defeat they've suffered is clear to them. But what's happening now is that they're

04:22:38 trying to project their psychological state onto us. They're trying to frame it as if the people

04:22:46 are panicked, saying the people are discouraged, the people are afraid, the people are impatient,

04:22:51 The people are desperate to see what happens next. And that is simply not true. The main issue is

04:22:58 this. We the people, just as the prince says, will ultimately unite and reclaim Iran. Iran will be

04:23:06 free. Our objective is to remain steady. We have a lot of work ahead of us. Unlike the opposing 0.98

04:23:14 side whose time is running out, we are just at the beginning of our lives. We are not focused

04:23:21 only on today or tomorrow. We want to free Iran so that we can lead it to prosperity and a free

04:23:28 Iran deserves to flourish. So overall, this propaganda must be neutralized with this mindset.

04:23:36 we know who we are we know which team we are on and the panic they are trying to project by they

04:23:45 he means people with the islamic regime and those who support them the panic that these people are

04:23:50 trying to project onto the iranian people um on the you know for the outside world simply will

04:23:57 not succeed and i'm here to say exactly that so patipto basically wants you guys to know

04:24:02 that you know all of these like lefties and commies and and islamists who are out there 0.74

04:24:08 in the media right now spreading like false information um and you know spreading that

04:24:14 propaganda he's saying that that's that's not how it is um inside the country and he's just

04:24:21 here to confirm that with you guys.

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04:26:56 Okay, so let me just, I'm going to read what Poteepto said here, and then I'm going to

04:27:23 play that video from Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Petito hasn't seen that yet. And he doesn't

04:27:30 know my analysis. So we're just going to have him watch that and then afterwards get his get his

04:27:36 analysis on it. Right. So okay, so what Petito said, in this context, what's being portrayed in

04:27:43 the news, like a competition or even a war claims that you know, they'll strike tonight or like a

04:27:50 drone arrived or a carrier moved and so on. These are all developments that increase psychological

04:27:56 pressure on the Islamic Republic and gradually weaken what appears to be its hardened structure.

04:28:03 So what Petito was saying is that all this news about, you know, America, will they, won't,

04:28:08 won't they, that's geared towards the Islamic regime. It's psychological warfare for the Islamic 0.98

04:28:13 regime. Every time they are forced into defensive mode, every time they have to scramble, 0.94

04:28:22 it costs them. The U.S. strategy is not about being cost inefficient. It's about making the

04:28:29 Islamic regime's defense system increasingly expensive and unsustainable. The more prolonged 0.98

04:28:37 and attritional, this situation becomes the weaker the regime's position grows. At the same time,

04:28:45 the regime and its propaganda machine are trying to make people feel that they must stay glued to

04:28:51 the news every night, becoming exhausted and frustrated, wondering whether something will

04:28:57 happen tonight or not, whether America will abandon the people or not. I ask that we leave

04:29:04 that anxiety to the losing side, right? The losing side, he's referring to the Islamic regime. 0.94

04:29:10 As the winning side, we should understand that there is a broader plan unfolding. Let me give

04:29:16 you one example for reassurance. If the intention had been a symbolic or theatrical strike,

04:29:24 it could have happened in the very first week and been over quickly. What is unfolding instead

04:29:31 appears to be a master plan, a multi-dimensional chess game moving in several directions at once 0.99

04:29:39 aimed at gradually exhausting and dismantling the Islamic Republic. So there's nothing beyond that 1.00

04:29:48 narrative. Um, wait, sorry. Sorry. Um, okay. So, so that's Petito's analysis, right? Let me go back

04:30:10 to, um, the video that Senator, uh, Secretary of State Marco Rubio put out. I want to play this

04:30:17 for petite toe um let me get the volume up here and then petite toe i want i want to get your

04:30:31 analysis from this okay absolutely okay and location of friday's talks with iran and clarify

04:30:40 given that iran refuses to negotiate its missile program and insists on a right to

04:30:46 enriched uranium. Is the U.S. open to a compromise, if that means reaching a deal to avoid military

04:30:52 action? And separately, if I may, how exactly do these negotiations advance President Trump's

04:30:57 repeated pledges to help the Iranian protesters, many of whom are likely to see these nuclear talks

04:31:03 as legitimizing the very government that violently massacred its own people? 0.75

04:31:07 Well, let me first say, just on the logistics, at the end, let me back up and say from a big

04:31:12 picture perspective i think it's pretty clear right now president trump is willing to talk to

04:31:17 and meet with and engage with anyone in the world i mean that we don't view meetings as a concession

04:31:23 we don't view meetings as um even a little legitimization it is our our willingness to

04:31:29 sit and listen and talk to anyone any any adversary any ally obviously but anyone around the world and

04:31:36 so the president's always been open to that he was he showed that in the first administration

04:31:39 and he's showing it again now. And so I think if there's an opportunity to engage directly

04:31:45 with counterparts in the Iranian regime, the United States would be open to that. And that's

04:31:49 what we're open to. We thought we had an established forum that had been agreed to.

04:31:54 In Turkey, it was put together by a number of partners who wanted to attend and be a part of it.

04:31:59 I saw conflicting reports yesterday from the Iranian side saying that they had not agreed

04:32:03 to that. So that's still being worked through. At the end of the day, the United States is

04:32:07 prepared to engage and has always been prepared to engage with Iran. As far as the topic of those

04:32:11 discussions and what the agenda needs to be, look, I think in order for talks to actually

04:32:16 lead to something meaningful, they will have to include certain things, and that includes the

04:32:21 range of their ballistic missiles, that includes their sponsorship of terrorist organizations

04:32:25 across the region, that includes a nuclear program, and that includes the treatment of their own 0.56

04:32:29 people. The fundamental problem Iran faces and the regime faces right now is that what people 0.75

04:32:33 are on the streets complaining about this regime cannot address they cannot address it because it's

04:32:38 economic those problems remain and one of the reasons why the iranian regime cannot provide

04:32:43 the people of iran the quality of life that they deserve is because they're spending all their

04:32:47 money they're spending all their resources of what is a rich country sponsoring terrorism

04:32:52 sponsoring uh you know all these proxy groups around the world exporting as they call it their

04:32:57 revolution but i remind everybody what i've been saying through my entire career in public service

04:33:02 i said it in my hearing when i was uh being asking for confirmation through the senate

04:33:07 the iranian people and the iranian regime are very unalike in essence what the iranian people

04:33:13 want this is a a culture with a deep history these are people that that are the leadership

04:33:20 of iran at the clerical level do does not reflect the people of iran i know of no other country

04:33:25 where there's a bigger difference between the people that lead the country and the people who

04:33:29 who lives there. Okay.

04:33:59 and we will do this.

04:34:02 This is a serious point.

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04:34:54 so i'll say this in english and you can respond in persian so um the reporter asks him

04:35:19 if you are going to be speaking with the you know Islamic regime does that mean you are

04:35:29 legitimizing them right are you giving them legitimacy and then like listen to this part

04:35:34 like this part um and I was I was explaining this earlier but you know let me just play this part

04:35:40 and give me your thoughts on this part here is the U.S. open to a compromise if that means

04:35:45 reaching a deal to avoid military action. And separately, if I may, how exactly do these

04:35:51 negotiations advance President Trump's repeated pledges to help the Iranian protesters,

04:35:57 many of whom are likely to see these nuclear talks as legitimizing the very government that

04:36:02 violently massacred its own people? So the reporter is asking him, you know,

04:36:07 how should Iranian people view the fact that President Trump, you know, might be negotiating

04:36:13 um or or speaking with the islamic regime like because will like does this mean that

04:36:20 uh president trump is legitimizing them right well let me first say just on the logistics um

04:36:26 at the end let me back up and say from a big picture perspective i think it's pretty clear

04:36:30 right now president trump is willing to talk to and meet with and engage with anyone in the world

04:36:35 i mean that we don't view meetings as a concession we don't view meetings as um even

04:36:42 little legitimization it is our our willingness to sit and listen and talk to anyone any any

04:36:48 adversary any ally obviously but anyone around the world and so the president's always been open to

04:36:53 that he was okay okay so um okay let me let me um show share what petit was said earlier and

04:37:10 And then he's going to give his thoughts on what Secretary of State Rubio said there.

04:37:15 So Petito says, personally, I like Marco Rubio in terms of patriotism and the way he operates overall.

04:37:23 I appreciate his style.

04:37:26 I'm not sure whether that last statement was something he said himself or something I heard elsewhere.

04:37:30 And then I confirmed, yes, that was something Marco Rubio said.

04:37:34 he's referring to when Secretary Rubio says that he doesn't know of any other nation where, you

04:37:41 know, the people are so fundamentally opposed to the Islamic, to the government, right? And so

04:37:47 that's where, this is the second time Marco Rubio has said that, which is a very, very important

04:37:51 statement. And then he continues, the most important point is drawing that boundary and

04:37:57 stating it clearly and broadly. From a politician's perspective, that's crucial. No one should forget

04:38:02 that these are politicians representing their own countries if they go beyond that boundary if they

04:38:08 comment too deeply or intervene in ways that blur the line between a nation's people and its

04:38:13 government they risk undermining their own role and potentially acting against their own country's

04:38:19 interests which could also harm the people involved so i feel that many of them are

04:38:23 speaking very strategically and intelligently they seem to understand that the victory of

04:38:29 the iranian people is becoming increasingly evident and they are positioning themselves

04:38:35 accordingly because as i said earlier they want their legacy attached to the winning side

04:38:41 they recognize which side is likely to prevail and they want to stand with that side there's

04:38:46 confidence in that positioning standing with the iranian people at this historical moment in my

04:38:52 view will bring a good reputation for many in the next 50 or 100 years just as standing on the wrong

04:38:58 side could bring lasting uh disrepute okay

04:39:28 . . .

04:39:58 I think that's what I want to do.

04:40:00 It's better that you can do it.

04:40:06 It's better than you can do it.

04:40:08 You can do it.

04:40:10 And you can do it.

04:40:12 It's better than you can do it.

04:40:14 And you can do it.

04:40:16 It's better than you can do it. 1.00

04:40:18 If America does it with the Islamic Republic, 1.00

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04:40:26 the important reason is that the pedigree ask one other question

04:40:30 which has also been our point

04:40:34 only with this point that protection of the regime,

04:40:37 which for all rural levels challenges make a huge limit achievement

04:40:56 guys. It's just translating right now. Okay. So Petito says regarding that part of the

04:41:15 journalist's question. So going back to the first part, the main issue is the idea of

04:41:21 legitimizing the regime by engaging in dialogue with it. I want to add this point. As people of

04:41:28 the world, we are dealing with a regime that supports evil and terrorism, one that has

04:41:35 repeatedly proven that when its survival is at stake, it recognizes no red lines. Right now,

04:41:43 it is openly threatening to strike the UAE, Saudi Arabia, or any country that opens its airspace.

04:41:50 so in this discussion there really is no ambiguity about the nature of the regime

04:41:56 when you intend to remove an opponent at the root and eliminate its existence entirely it would be

04:42:04 foolish to announce directly tonight we are going to war and we intend to this uh destroy you

04:42:12 in persian it's not literature it's like in persian sayings like it's like a a persian idiom 0.99

04:42:18 we have an expression about showing the green garden gate, meaning you keep presenting hope

04:42:24 or openness until the very last moment so the other side does not fully realize when the decisive

04:42:31 move will happen. That is essentially the method being used. Therefore, if the United States is

04:42:38 engaging in negotiations with the Islamic Republic beyond the various reasons they may have

04:42:44 themselves, the most important reason may be this, to allow the regime to believe that another door

04:42:50 is still open and that its survival is still possible. Only through that dynamic can they

04:42:57 prevent the regime's potential escalation into extreme or reckless actions, actions that could

04:43:04 be dangerous for the entire region and beyond. Yeah. I absolutely agree with that 100%. And so

04:43:14 I, you know, I explained this video earlier today, Petito. And, you know, what I basically said here

04:43:21 is I said, I don't know how much clearer Secretary Marco Rubio can get. He says that meeting slash

04:43:27 talking does not equal concession or legitimization. And he also refers to the Islamic

04:43:33 regime as the adversary. And this is my interpretation of this, Petito. So talk or no

04:43:39 talk potus has already made up his mind right so whether or not um talks happen or don't happen 0.80

04:43:47 uh my my sense my gut sense is that the islamic regime has already sorry um the united states

04:43:54 has already made up its mind when it comes to the islamic regime and you know pateepto like

04:43:59 you were saying all this like back and forth in terms of news and rumors and stuff like that um 0.71

04:44:05 Um, that, that is basically, um, a tactic for the United States to keep the Islamic regime

04:44:11 guessing. Um, but I think for the rest of us, those of us who are on the winning side,

04:44:15 um, we shouldn't be concerned by that. And so that's why, like, for me personally,

04:44:19 I actually don't care if talks happen or not. Like it's, it's irrelevant to me. Like

04:44:24 talks are happening. Cool. Talks are not happening. Cool. The decision has been made. It's just a

04:44:30 matter of when it's going to happen, right? And I think that's sort of what we're all just sort of waiting for at this point.

04:45:00 uh-huh

04:45:13 um

04:45:30 just waiting for the translation

04:45:32 so

04:45:36 Pateepto is saying

04:45:40 the broader point is this

04:45:42 in the end the Islamic Republic

04:45:44 as a defeated army will try

04:45:46 to frame its defeat in a particular

04:45:48 way the last move

04:45:50 of a defeated force is to claim

04:45:52 America defeated us in other words 0.52

04:45:54 the regime and Khamenei

04:45:56 may accept defeat

04:45:58 but try to project it onto

04:46:00 the united states that's why everything becomes focused on america we as the people must clearly

04:46:07 and directly say no we are the regime's primary opponent we are the ones who brought the system

04:46:13 to its knees of course america and other countries may also want to be rid of it but the core of this

04:46:19 movement comes from us that is what our entire message comes down to um and that's that's a very

04:46:26 important point, Petito, because, you know, like you said, the United States, the United States

04:46:33 is seeing the winning side, right? And even in his press conference, King Reza Pahlavi, he actually,

04:46:40 he actually said that the Islamic regime is going to fall. It's just a matter of how long it's going

04:46:49 to take and so of course um you know we look forward to assistance from the united states

04:46:56 and possibly israel in helping to accelerate that process in order to limit uh the number

04:47:02 of casualties but ultimately the responsibility for regime change is up to the iranian people

04:47:10 and you know in the last um well i mean the last 47 years but more so the last 39 days since since

04:47:17 the revolution started iranians have made it very clear that the the regime is illegitimate

04:47:23 it's an occupying force and iranians are basically looking for the opportunity to overthrow it so

04:47:30 um uh you know the united states is not um affecting regime change the united states is

04:47:39 assisting uh the iranian people in doing what the iranian people already want to do which is

04:47:46 regime change that's how i see it um and and you know when you look at the history of revolutions

04:47:52 no revolution has has been successful without uh external assistance right even um even the

04:47:59 american revolution wouldn't have been successful without assistance from france right but no one

04:48:04 but no one says that um the american revolution happened because of france no france you know

04:48:10 assisted, but ultimately it was the American Americans themselves, um, and their self

04:48:16 determination. Right. So it's, it's a similar thing. Yeah. I see some people in the comments

04:48:22 saying, yeah, even, um, even the Americans, yeah, French and Dutch. Right. So, so, you know,

04:48:28 and that's the thing like it's, it's about assistance and we welcome assistance, but

04:48:32 ultimately, I mean, no one says that the American revolution was because of the French or the Dutch,

04:48:37 right like it was it was you guys who fought for your freedom um but but that external assistance

04:48:43 was essential and so it's it's basically the similar situation right now um with with iran so

04:48:53 all right uh is there anything else that you wanted to to add to that

04:49:07 obviously we will see a lot of traditional government

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04:49:31 he walks in the world

04:49:32 and has usage a lot of results

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04:50:31 Okay

04:51:01 um he says i want to add one final point and clarify something for friends although most

04:51:18 already know this when we talk about the iranian people standing against the regime and we compare

04:51:24 the balance of power we should keep in mind that the islamic republic despite the image of being

04:51:30 some massive monster is not actually that significant in today's global scale in terms

04:51:36 of numbers and real power. It's more like a small, unstable, even reckless player in a much larger

04:51:43 system. We need to be honest with ourselves. The world today is about shared interests. Power

04:51:50 tends to consolidate around actors who can cooperate and align global interests in a

04:51:56 coordinated direction. The key point is this. While Khamenei may be portrayed as the angry or

04:52:03 defiant figure on the world stage, I would argue that the most unsettled person right now is

04:52:10 actually China's President Xi Jinping. After him, Vladimir Putin of Russia, and following them,

04:52:19 although not at the same level, is Turkey's President Erdogan. These three may appear

04:52:25 composed and smiling publicly but in reality they are facing serious strategic concerns

04:52:33 due to the potential loss of the islamic republic as a disruptive geopolitical asset so we need to

04:52:40 understand that we are operating within what increasingly resembles a global power power 0.73

04:52:46 struggle and and i agree 100 i agree with that analysis okay

04:52:58 um would you would you like to add anything else to that potipto or um

04:53:03 no i'm just fine okay thank you so much listening appreciate that appreciate that all right so

04:53:09 So Petito, let me see when I think Armin's going to come back in about 15, 20 minutes and then we're going to go to some some more news.

04:53:20 I'm just going to. OK, people want me to play the people want me to play the President Trump dancing song.

04:53:27 So I will play the President Trump dancing song for you guys.

04:53:31 Um, and then there's actually a few, um, news articles or news videos from Fox news that have

04:53:39 come out today that I would like to watch. So, uh, we can watch those together while I take,

04:53:45 um, a quick break to, to eat something. So, okay, let me get, let me get the Fox news videos ready

04:53:51 here. Um, okay. Um,

04:54:01 go watch later. Okay. Now there's a few Fox News videos that I wanted to share.

04:54:13 Okay. All right. So here's the Trump video for you guys, because I know you wanted the Trump

04:54:17 video, the President Trump video.

04:54:31 There you go. So that's a President Trump video. Now we're going to go to some news, okay?

04:54:41 You know, I just have to say my, um, there's something weird with my share screen today.

04:55:04 One more time. Okay. One more time.

04:55:11 that is a crossover that we didn't know we needed in our lives because that is pretty epic

04:55:33 crossing over um president trump's ymca victory dance with with the um you know that that song

04:55:42 that's fantastic i'll see i'll see if i can find um a longer version of president trump

04:55:49 dancing his victory dance and i'll see if i can add i'll see if i can add that music to it so

04:55:55 that you guys can have like a longer version of it okay okay all right here's the first video

04:56:03 that I wanted to share with you guys.

04:56:23 The Middle East after the U.S. shoots down an Iranian drone

04:56:26 approaching an aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea just hours later.

04:56:30 The Pentagon says Iranian armed boats threatened a U.S. tanker, but thankfully U.S. air defenses

04:56:36 were able to de-escalate the situation. And all of this comes just days before planned

04:56:40 nuclear talks between the U.S. and Iran. Lucas Tomlinson joins us live in Washington with all

04:56:45 the details. Hi, Lucas. Well, good early morning, Carly and Todd. It's the first air-to-air kill

04:56:50 for the Navy's F-35C launch from the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln in order to shoot down

04:56:56 that Iranian drone flying too close to the strike group in the Arabian Sea. In the past, Iran has 0.92

04:57:01 used drone footage of U.S. Navy ships for propaganda purposes. The incident took place, as you

04:57:06 mentioned, hours after Iranian gunboats harassed a U.S. oil tanker transiting the Strait of Hormuz.

04:57:12 A pair of Vipers, U.S. Air Force F-16s, along with the guided missile destroyer USS McFaul,

04:57:18 escorted the tanker out of harm's way. Despite the incidents, President Trump says talks will

04:57:23 continue with Iran. They are negotiating. They'd like to do something, and we'll see if something

04:57:29 is going to be done. They had a chance to do something a while ago, and it didn't work out,

04:57:35 and we did Midnight Hammer. I don't think they want that happening again, but they would like

04:57:40 to negotiate. We are negotiating with them right now, yes. Spokesman for the U.S. Military Central

04:57:46 Command says an F-35 Charlie fighter jet from Abraham Lincoln shot down an Iranian drone in

04:57:51 self-defense and to protect the aircraft carrier and personnel on board. No American service

04:57:56 members were harmed during the incident and no U.S. equipment was damaged. Continued Iranian

04:58:01 harassment and threats in international waters and airspace will not be tolerated. Now, some think

04:58:06 the Iranians only want to focus on the nuclear issue and not discuss ballistic missiles or

04:58:11 proxies. That's why Iran is now saying they only want to talk with the U.S. and not in Turkey but

04:58:16 Oman, Trump's former Secretary of State and CIA Director Pompeo, told an Israeli news outlet there's

04:58:22 no chance for a deal with Iran. Carly, Todd? All right, Lucas Tomlinson, live for us in Washington.

04:58:28 Lucas, thank you. Let's bring in former NSC chief of staff under President Trump, Alex Gray. Alex,

04:58:34 great to see you. Thank you so much for joining us. So what do you make of this military move

04:58:38 against the United States by Iran, and will this impact negotiations?

04:58:42 Well, thanks, Carly. I do think that the Iranians are doing their normal playbook, 1.00

04:58:49 right, which is say they want to have negotiations, do everything possible to obfuscate and to avoid 1.00

04:58:56 making real concessions. Like Lucas just said, they've already made clear they're not going to

04:59:00 compromise on missiles. They're not going to compromise on terrorist proxies. The things

04:59:04 that most concern are poor U.S. interests in the region. I think what's clear is the Iranians are 1.00

04:59:11 going to continue to be bad actors. The regime has very little interest in compromise. And 1.00

04:59:16 President Trump has put the U.S. in a great position to give us leverage, whatever happens

04:59:21 in the negotiations, to put forward our core interests in the region, which, like I said, 0.60

04:59:27 Carly, are stopping the missile program, stopping the nuclear program, and keeping the proxies from

04:59:32 reconstituting. Yeah. So do you believe that if these negotiations go nowhere, that the only other 0.99

04:59:37 course of action would be military action? And if so, what would the best course be to take?

04:59:44 So I think that the president, in my view, is likely going to have to do something military,

04:59:50 but it doesn't necessarily mean regime change. You know, there's been no American president

04:59:54 and really no American leader of the last generation who's been more ahead of his time

05:00:00 on the dangers of regime change. But President Trump understands that the biggest tool an

05:00:06 American president has is their credibility. And we have to maintain our credibility for deterrence,

05:00:12 not just here, but globally. Everything we do everywhere is watched by China, by Russia,

05:00:17 by others. So the president is going to have to make a decision soon about whether we're going

05:00:22 to have to target Iranian energy platforms, Iranian naval vessels, Iranian IRGC targets.

05:00:29 There's a lot he can do short of regime change that will keep his deterrence options

05:00:33 and will show American credibility. Yeah, you know, Alex, there are also reports that Iran

05:00:38 is at its weakest position since the 1979 Iranian revolution, and not just Iran itself,

05:00:43 its proxies, Hamas and Hezbollah. So there are those who look at that and think that

05:00:48 there could be no better time than now for regime change. What do you think about that logic?

05:00:56 Look, I think that the Iranian regime is very weak. It's certainly weaker than a lot of our

05:01:02 Obama administration friends certainly have been pushing for the last 15 years that Iran is some

05:01:08 sort of global power. That's obviously nonsense. But the reality is the United States has other

05:01:14 interests outside of getting involved in another complicated Middle Eastern regime change. And so

05:01:19 I would say our biggest interests right now are maintaining stability in Asia, particularly with

05:01:25 China, and our hemisphere, the Western hemisphere. Think Greenland, think Panama, think Cuba, think

05:01:31 uh narco trafficking venezuela all the areas where the president has had such extraordinary success

05:01:37 in just the last month i think those are much larger american interests than getting involved

05:01:42 in another significant regime change effort understood well it is a debate that we're

05:01:46 having on tv and certainly a lot of consideration to be made at the white house as well former

05:01:52 um so there's first welcome back armin

05:01:54 hi how was your group discussion oh my god it was so good it was so good we got into a lot of

05:02:04 detailed nuanced discussion regarding the politics in the region what but i mean i

05:02:10 missed something important like princess apalavi had a letter that you guys covered it right we

05:02:16 covered it actually put tiptoe actually came in and um tiptoe came in and and we spoke about it

05:02:23 so yeah absolutely we can we can definitely go to that uh well why don't you bring it up on your

05:02:28 screen and then you can read over it um because i'm just in the middle of you know eating really

05:02:34 quickly and then um and then when when you're done sharing that because i know you want to know what

05:02:38 it's about there's two other um fox news videos that i want to to play as well that that just came

05:02:44 out um today also did you did you at any point show the video that came out from islamic republic

05:02:52 supporters showing that nyok uh they confirmed that nyok is part of islamic republic okay i

05:02:59 haven't i haven't shared any news like that i only shared um this video

05:03:07 there you go i love that that is so good they're taking president trump's ymca victory dance and

05:03:31 putting that music on it so there you go i wasn't expecting that that's so good okay okay all right

05:03:38 go ahead with uh with the post you can share that and then i'd like to go to the two other fox news

05:03:42 um okay news clips and then we can go to to the other breaking news oh this is directed at the

05:03:49 people in iran yeah so the last one was directed at us iranians outside of iran so now this one

05:03:56 is as people inside iran okay good this is significant well i'm actually actually i was

05:04:02 wondering what is the right message right now like we were waiting for this okay good so let's get an

05:04:08 update i mean you guys already know but this is i'm gonna get an update all right so uh princess

05:04:13 the palavi says to my brave compatriots in iran our magnificent national revolution the lion and

05:04:19 sun revolution is an unparalleled epic of solidarity empathy and national unity contrary 1.00

05:04:28 to the efforts of the islamic republic and its accomplices to sow division and derail our movement 0.96

05:04:36 you have remained vigilant and patriotic and with one voice throughout iran throughout iran you 1.00

05:04:44 have shouted that you are one great united nation under one flag you have shown that regardless of

05:04:53 which city or province we come from which dialect or language we speak what religion or beliefs we

05:05:00 have or do not have okay guys i we atheists are included i feel included you see this is how you

05:05:15 do inclusivity because people always say regardless of your religious beliefs and then they move on

05:05:23 that's what people say that's what people usually say people regardless of your religious beliefs

05:05:27 And then they move on, but not Prince Reza Pallavi.

05:05:30 He includes us as well with no religion.

05:05:35 Oh my God, I feel seen.

05:05:37 I feel included.

05:05:38 Thank you so much.

05:05:39 So regardless of what religions or beliefs we have or do not have,

05:05:45 we are all Iranian and determined to reclaim our beloved homeland.

05:05:53 Then he continues by saying, you have courageously taken to the streets across Iran.

05:06:00 Let me emphasize across all of Iran.

05:06:05 Under hail of bullets, declaring what you do not want and crying out for what you do want. 0.74

05:06:14 We want Pahlavi.

05:06:15 So this is a reference to return of Pahlavi.

05:06:19 Armin, I also have a feeling that he's also sort of indirectly calling out all of the lefties and Islamists and communists who are going in the media.

05:06:29 And they're saying like, oh, we want a revolution, but they're not talking about the alternative, right?

05:06:34 Yes, yes, yes, yes. You're so on point.

05:06:36 this is how exactly this is not a revolution against just islamic republic and that's what

05:06:42 the mek and the leftists and some uh pretending reformers are actually trying to you know make

05:06:49 this whole revolution about this is a revolution for something not just against islamic republic

05:06:55 yeah and guys by the way to remember when we say we want palavi but for princess of palavi

05:07:01 When we say we want Pahlavi, for him, that translates to wanting four things. Secularism, democracy, or basically the right to self-determination, border integrity, and equal individual rights. These are the four things that when we say we want Pahlavi, we basically are saying we want these four things.

05:07:21 right so then he continues by saying your bravery has shaken the foundations of this

05:07:28 occupying regime your voice has awakened the world your sacrifice and devotion will not be in vain

05:07:36 iran will be free okay so guys in in pahlavi we trust so in pahlavi we trust when our commander

05:07:45 When our prince, when our king tells us that Iran will be free, we believe him.

05:07:51 We believe him.

05:07:53 And then he continues by saying,

05:07:55 And to all those who wish to join us on this path, I say, hear the voice of Iran.

05:08:02 Guys, this is you, right?

05:08:06 You know how Goldie sometimes says, guys, he's talking to you.

05:08:09 I think this is one of those cases, right? 0.95

05:08:11 Because from here to here, it was to the Iranians inside Iran. 0.99

05:08:17 And then when he says, and to all those who wish to join us on this path, 0.89

05:08:23 this is not just Iranians.

05:08:25 This is anybody, anybody who wants to join us.

05:08:28 Say, I say, hear the voice of Iran's great and united nation. 0.99

05:08:34 So yeah, guys, this is to non-Iranians. 1.00

05:08:37 So Prince Rizopalavi is talking to you.

05:08:40 He was saying, hear the voice of Iran's great and united nation.

05:08:43 The Lion and Sun revolution welcomes all who accept these four principles.

05:08:49 Oh, this is the four principles that I was just talking about.

05:08:52 Preserving Iran's territorial integrity, individual freedoms, and the equality of all citizens before the law.

05:09:00 Guys, this is the equality that we want. 0.55

05:09:03 Not the commie or woke equality.

05:09:06 We want equality of citizens before the law.

05:09:09 Okay. So remember, guys, classical liberal values are about equal opportunities. Commies and woke people, they want equal outcome. So equality before the law is the subcategory of equal opportunity. So the proper equality to ask for is equal opportunity, not equal outcome.

05:09:32 So this is in line with classical liberal values, okay, not the leftist values, right?

05:09:38 So equality of all citizens before the law, a secular democracy based on the separations of religion and state.

05:09:48 So guys, when he says secular democracy, he's merging two of the four principles with each other, right?

05:09:54 So democracy, as Goldie mentions, democracy is basically the same as the right to self-determination and secularism.

05:10:00 So these are four principles and secular democracy is combining the democracy part and the secular part, right?

05:10:07 A secular democracy based on the separation of religion and state and the people's right to freely choose their form of government, which is basically the same as the democracy, right?

05:10:19 So actually, so he mentioned democracy twice, which is great.

05:10:23 Yeah, secular democracy and also freely choosing the form of government.

05:10:27 And then it says, once more, I honor with respect, sorrow, and deep anger the everlasting memory of our brave fallen women and men who gave their lives for our homeland.

05:10:39 Let their loved ones be assured that the prosecution and punishment of those who ordered and carried out this massacre and the realization of justice are certain.

05:10:52 today as we stand

05:10:55 more united than ever

05:10:57 and closer to freedom

05:10:59 and democracy, I pledge to

05:11:01 safeguard your trust

05:11:03 and our unity with all

05:11:05 I pledge to

05:11:07 safeguard your trust and our unity

05:11:09 with all I have, together

05:11:11 we will reclaim and rebuild Iran 0.99

05:11:13 Iran of Pasim Giri 0.99

05:11:15 long live Iran

05:11:17 Reza Pahlavi, signed Reza Pahlavi

05:11:20 that was

05:11:21 guys this was so much needed we needed this encouragement right now like i think this was

05:11:26 really proper timing goldie what what uh what did you and patito take out of this what were

05:11:33 some of the points that you took out yeah i mean pretty much what you said pretty much what you

05:11:37 said and um you know the fact that it's not just about what people don't want but it's about what

05:11:42 people want and i think that's pretty much become the dividing factor here because there are people

05:11:48 who are claiming that they support the Islamic regime, or sorry, they support the Iranian people.

05:11:54 But they're not, they're not actually saying what Iranian people want. So I think this was great.

05:12:00 Of course, he's giving hope. This is a message of hope to the Iranian people, letting them know that

05:12:04 you know, the revolution is still on, it's still happening and help is on the way and Iran's going

05:12:10 to be free sooner rather than later. So I think given all the sort of, you know, everything that's

05:12:17 going on um in terms of like the talks or like you know all the noise in the background um this is

05:12:23 hopefully this will go a long way to um reminding Iranians as to you know what we're fighting for

05:12:29 and to just you know trust in our leader King Reza Pahlavi because he has a plan

05:12:34 and uh you know when we follow him uh we'll we'll get to victory

05:12:38 yeah and and his confidence gives me a lot of hope by the way because he knows things that

05:12:45 we don't so the fact that he has this much confidence that we're going to be victorious

05:12:50 it really gives me so much hope i want to share something with you that just came out actually

05:12:56 okay look at this this is really interesting

05:13:02 it's not just them because if the iranians get a nuclear weapon you know who gets a nuclear weapon

05:13:11 like the next day, the Saudi Arabians, and then somebody else in the Gulf Arab state. And so you

05:13:16 have nuclear proliferation on a global scale. The biggest threat to security in the world is

05:13:23 a lot of people having nuclear weapons. So what the president has said is Iran's not going to get 0.98

05:13:27 a nuclear weapon. We're going to work with China and Russia and any country, whether their friend

05:13:31 or whether we're a little more competitive, to try to draw down the amount of nuclear weapons

05:13:35 that exist in the world. I think that's the most important thing you could do for peace and

05:13:39 stability and it's not just them because of right so this is important so he said he's like saying

05:13:45 if the iranians get a nuclear weapon of course he means the islamic regime then you know saudi

05:13:49 arabia gets one and then all the others get one and the united states like the americans do not

05:13:54 want that to happen right this is very significant guys because jd is more popular among the

05:14:02 isolationist wing of maga so he seems to be slightly making the case for why some sort of

05:14:09 interventions are needed and this is in line with keeping peace and not more war so the when jd like

05:14:17 when marco rubio answers comes and says things that we like that is he doesn't have the ear of

05:14:25 the isolationist part of maga he doesn't have that they they don't like him but when jd vance

05:14:30 has that this is going this is going to be influential on certain people that don't even

05:14:36 listen to people like us or people like lindsey not not lohan graham lindsey graham and marco

05:14:44 rubio so this is like this is this this is going to expand our reach to a whole bunch of other

05:14:51 people so this is significant um i sent you that video uh i i re-sent it to you the one with uh

05:14:59 islamic regime state tv um nifty nifty put out a translated version with subtitles

05:15:12 all right bringing it right up wow i just went for two hours so many things happen oh my god this

05:15:19 was amazing good job nifty guys this is so significant that nifty translated to english

05:15:26 for everyone to see okay so nifty guys by the way please please follow nifty so national union for

05:15:34 democracy in iran otherwise known as nufdi or nifty please follow this account because a lot of

05:15:41 if you guys are looking for other than princess apalavi and goldie um if you're looking for a

05:15:48 place where like an account to follow to get the best information um on what's happening in iran

05:15:55 this is a really good account to follow right oh by the way this is this is princess of palavi's

05:16:00 team right so basically princess of palavi account uh princess of palavi's communication account

05:16:06 goldie gammari nifty the top four accounts you need to follow for being updated on revolution

05:16:11 era so nifty is saying from the horse's mouth okay so guys this is another example of goldie

05:16:19 is always right because on this channel we have been telling you that Nayak is the regime's

05:16:25 lobby in Washington. A lot of people won't believe us because it's illegal for the Islamic Republic 0.98

05:16:32 to have any lobby in Washington. So how could Nayak be a lobby for the Islamic Republic in

05:16:37 Washington? Well, they have their ways. And then people also accuse us of being like

05:16:42 conspiracy theorists or whatever. And we're like, no, no, no, this is the truth. This is the truth.

05:16:47 so there you go exactly so the caption continues iranians in and out of the country have been

05:16:53 saying this saying it for years now senior regime analyst uh faad izadi openly and

05:17:00 acknowledges what everyone has known all along so guys read the translation here

05:17:16 online

05:17:22 Ok gotta start up

05:17:25 yes

05:17:26 is ok

05:17:27 It's an offensive 0.56

05:17:29 She are on TV 1.00

05:17:30 I would make so a bit harder 0.90

05:17:33 This is something

05:17:34 1

05:17:37 1

05:17:39 1

05:17:42 2

05:17:44 1

05:17:45 The first day in America went to front street 0.95

05:18:07 If the J

05:18:19 oh my god we have they said it they said the quiet out

05:18:48 they said everything i so i was waiting for you to watch that video i didn't think it would be that

05:18:59 bad oh my gosh he just he's like dude it's being recorded so don't say that right he said it's

05:19:06 being recorded and he said it again oh my god we told you jcpoa jcpoa anyone who pushes the jcpoa

05:19:18 it's part of the islamic regime right the jcpoa was was the way it was for the for the islamic

05:19:24 republic to try and remain in power and president uh i shouldn't come president like obama obama was

05:19:31 a big advocate of the jcpoa right like nyack was all over the obama administration

05:19:38 oh my god we've been called conspiracy theories for years for years

05:19:43 they also tried to sue that american iranian remember like nyack tried to sue um an iranian

05:19:51 american for for calling them uh the islamic regime lobby and then yeah nyack tried to sue

05:19:56 them for defamation in court but uh but it didn't work the the judge said that based on all the

05:20:01 evidence um it's not unlikely for for nyack to be part of the islamic regime wow can we watch it

05:20:11 again yes yes like i think we need to like watch the two times wait wait people are asking for the

05:20:17 link people are asking for the link let me just um um i'll post i'll post the link in the in the

05:20:23 chat um i also just like uh reposted it on my ex as well so there you go i thought they gave they

05:20:33 gave the game away when they mentioned guys for people who don't know trita parsi is the founder

05:20:38 of Nayak, which basically created Nayak by the order of Javud Zarif and Rouhani, right?

05:20:48 So this was a plan by the reformers within the Islamic Republic and Trita Parsi created.

05:20:56 By the way, guys, Trita Parsi is the person who would get invited everywhere for analysis

05:21:05 on iran all the effing time and the leftists american leftists love him because he's anti-republican

05:21:14 he's pro jcpoa he supports the mullahs in the most indirect sneaky ways and every like for years

05:21:23 guys every time i was listening to a podcast a youtube video when they say we have an iran

05:21:30 expert it was either trita parsi or someone else from naiyak i'm like what the hell you guys have

05:21:35 He basically invited the Islamic Republic and his book, Trita Parsi's book on the JCPOA and everything was the Quran for the leftists on everything Iran related.

05:21:50 Every time a leftist in America was giving an opinion regarding Iran, they would reference to Trita Parsi's book.

05:21:58 Now we know that this was the Islamic Republic itself as admitted by the regime officials.

05:22:05 themselves so this is how you see all of these leftists when they get their opinions from the

05:22:12 islamic republic itself now you know and that and now you know okay okay all right so let's continue

05:22:20 that's why she's water sorry i shouldn't steal that from you that's cool no i think that's fine

05:22:26 i think that's fine i'm i'm just about to troll i'm just about to troll uh trita parsi i'm like 0.96

05:22:31 hi t parsi seems like your islamic regime sugar daddy's finally threw you under the bus 0.99

05:22:37 i'm coming after you next terrorist smiley face 0.99

05:22:42 unbelievable that's great wait can you put uh post that as well we could retweet it 0.95

05:22:49 post that in the chair okay so let's watch this again oh my god guys this is we have been vindicated

05:22:59 it's so good

05:23:18 wait do you want me to read it for people who are not reading looking at the screen sure or

05:23:23 should yeah okay so saying on a political discussion program fought is that he the lead

05:23:32 u.s political analysis for the islamic republic's state broadcaster discusses the regime lobbying

05:23:38 networks in the united states with graduate level security student study students

05:23:46 so he's saying we do have lobbies but done in our own way so lobbies in united states

05:23:59 which is should be legal but our way should be discussed off the record not in front of the

05:24:06 camera this is this is the key part our way was trita parsi right anyways yes yes no anyways yes

05:24:26 no this is being recorded person yes that's like hello ballet now

05:24:36 this is being recorded

05:24:40 like because like like anyways yes i mean no this is being recorded

05:24:49 so this is being recorded means yes it's like we shouldn't be saying this on camera oh my god

05:24:53 okay so and then he says that's that's a whole other story

05:25:00 trita parsi look this was the problem with mr rohani so again this is the confirmation

05:25:07 that trita parsi was part of the rohani government rohani was president that was part of his

05:25:14 administration's plan so you have one minute remaining i leave the economic

05:25:23 discussion to mr abdul karimi by the way this abdul karimi he's like he has no economic 0.99

05:25:29 understanding this guy is stupid i don't know why they're referring to him we've watched so 0.98

05:25:32 many of his debates this guy is like i'm saying actually that's better one of many problems with 1.00

05:25:44 mr rohani was so after rohani the former president he said reformers president saying

05:25:54 after he came back to iran from his first trip to the us he was recorded at the airport saying

05:26:07 we need an iranian lobby

05:26:08 When Mr Rouhani came back from the US, he said we need an Iranian lobby.

05:26:21 Do you see the problem here? 0.88

05:26:25 He should have said we need a lobby for Iran.

05:26:32 statements his statements bring suspicion on iranians in the united states so i think

05:26:40 i think what he's suggesting is that the lobby should have not been iranian people

05:26:45 because if they were iranian people it would have been so he's saying that so he's not against

05:26:50 rouhani for creating a lobby he thinks that we needed we didn't know we needed a lobby for the

05:26:56 islamic republic maybe of people who are not iranian so it wouldn't bring suspicion to the

05:27:00 lobby so he's saying that was the mistake of Rouhani they are seen as suspicious

05:27:10 yeah so he's saying you're under pressure you're seen as suspicious when these lobbies are

05:27:14 identified the regime then needs to serve them more than they serve the regime so he's saying

05:27:22 like basically these people these iranians who are the lobbies inside united states then we have

05:27:27 to basically constantly they're becoming a hassle for us we have to keep like there we have to we

05:27:33 have to serve them more than they're serving us so i'm saying the lobby you mentioned earlier

05:27:42 i will discuss it very briefly for 30 seconds looks arab have people person-centered lobbying

05:27:51 network they make deals with jared kushner israelis have structured lobbies their lobbies

05:28:03 have structure money and financing like apac by the way this is wrong apac is an american lobby

05:28:09 by american jews it's not israeli so they have ipac they have cpac they think cpac is israeli

05:28:19 okay okay so they have ipac they have cpac these are israelis and arab deal these kind of lobbies

05:28:28 are impossible for iran for iran the us don't allow these lobbies to be created

05:28:38 you made a lobby there called naik

05:28:42 you made a lobby there called naik oh my god

05:28:49 you made a lobby there called guys this means nyak is elite these are this is a violation of

05:28:57 american laws like if you do not shut down nyak in america tomorrow what are you doing the regime

05:29:05 officials are admitting that this is a the islamic republic is not allowed to have lobbies inside

05:29:11 united states so you made a lobby there called which dishonored iran and iranians

05:29:23 you know the reason why they're saying that is because these are hardliners

05:29:27 who disagree with the jcpoa so they didn't like that the reformers did a nuclear deal with united

05:29:34 states so they are anti-reformers right and they're saying that's why they're saying that

05:29:39 the deal that jcpoa was shameful for the islamic republic so that's why they're saying they

05:29:44 dishonored iran and iranian it was shameful it resulted in yeah here to go it resulted in the

05:29:52 jcpoa which also failed what you suggest is very weak and doesn't end in tangible

05:30:03 i'm actually surprised that these people are talking about lobby like you're about to get

05:30:07 blown to pieces you're thinking about how to create lobby groups now in

05:30:10 washington like what are you talking about like what the hell

05:30:14 it's crazy yeah it's crazy why are they saying it out loud like

05:30:21 if you're planning on creating a different lobby of

05:30:24 non-iranians for the islamic republic in washington dc

05:30:29 maybe don't record it maybe don't put it out there for the world to see

05:30:33 like okay

05:30:37 i wonder i wonder how this came about like i'm wondering if um i mean i don't know if this was

05:30:46 like a live show or something so i'm wondering if someone just took that unedited clip and just

05:30:53 and leaked an unedited clip right because we know there's a lot of people uh within the islamic

05:30:58 regime apparatus who have defected and they're working behind the scenes right so this very

05:31:03 well could have been someone on the inside taking this clip and uh releasing it right

05:31:09 i mean i don't know i don't know i think how embarrassing it is for the americans who allowed

05:31:15 allowed nyack because they're saying nyack was not sneaky enough you know and even though they

05:31:21 admit guys for the durka durka people nyack was too obvious yet american leftists didn't see it

05:31:29 they're like we should have used a lobby that was not this obvious and yet the durka durka people

05:31:34 think it was obvious but the leftist for the leftist americans it was not obvious they're

05:31:39 trying to find a more sneaky lobby uh group that is not even made out of iranians

05:31:48 it's no longer a conspiracy theory they set it out uh out of their own you know you know what

05:31:55 nayak would say i know what naya could say nayak would say oh oh i know the i know guys before they

05:32:04 say it if they say this come back here and say like armin you read you read their minds they're

05:32:09 gonna say that these are the hardliners who are against us they deliberately made this video

05:32:17 because they're more in line with the reformers of the islamic republic so there's they're gonna

05:32:22 say that this was a attempt by the hardliners to discredit us and they made this fake video and

05:32:29 released it that's what nyack is going to say if they say that come to come here and tell me like

05:32:35 armin how did you read their minds okay that's what they're gonna say this is my message to 0.76

05:32:42 trita parsi i'm like seems like your islamic regime sugar daddies finally threw you under the 1.00

05:32:46 bus like the used kleenex that you are i'm coming after you next terrorist 0.99

05:32:56 perfect knockout that's amazing what's he gonna do excuse me is he is he gonna accuse me of 0.92

05:33:02 defamation yeah there you go there you go oh my god i mean guys remember and oh oh oh you know

05:33:11 you know what this ties into remember that instagram post where nyack and care are collaborating

05:33:21 oh yes yes yes i yeah again yeah i remember that i shared it here yeah yeah and and armin you

05:33:26 shared that you shared the fact that nyack and care are collaborating and then this was like

05:33:32 last week or something and then we basically explained like nyack is like the um uh islamic

05:33:38 jihadi version of care right so so they're both the same thing and so they're they're collaborating

05:33:45 by the way the those though the the equivalent version of those groups those organizations in

05:33:51 canada they also collaborate together so the canadian version of nyack and the canadian

05:33:56 version of care collaborate together on a lot of like jihadi terrorist stuff

05:34:01 yeah these are i mean i don't know what else what other information you need after all of this

05:34:11 honestly it's i don't know goldie why have they not shut down naya like what else do we need what

05:34:17 else do we need to show i don't know but americans americans this is on you guys americans you have

05:34:21 all the info you need you need to like reach out to to your reps reach out to your congress people

05:34:27 and ask them you know why these people are being allowed to operate um where their funding comes

05:34:34 from like they're like they're literally they're literally promoting terrorism and jihad um in your

05:34:40 country so there you go um someone's asking about the equivalent to nyack in the uk i actually don't

05:34:52 know i i i'm not sure but i mean i'm sure if you ask maybe like mahiartusi or orbody nyack like

05:35:00 people in the uk might know what the equivalent is there so there you go wow all right armin over to

05:35:10 you okay i have a couple of updates let me remove this so um

05:35:22 this girl is a bad woman is about to be executed apparently oh no we need to bring attention to 0.99

05:35:31 her so malika azizi was um part of the people who participated in the revolution uh january 8

05:35:42 in drash she was arrested um okay so so apparently when she was in the according to her family when

05:35:55 she was in she was in her hearing with the judge she told the judge that so you so many so much

05:36:02 blood has been spilled how do you expect me to be quiet uh it's not important to me if you kill me 0.95

05:36:09 so she was daring the judge to kill her

05:36:11 because she said I'm not going to be quiet

05:36:13 apparently her family has

05:36:17 abandoned her

05:36:18 so her family is not fighting

05:36:21 for her

05:36:21 so that's why we need more people

05:36:25 to fight for her because her family has

05:36:27 completely is not fighting

05:36:29 for her they have abandoned her

05:36:30 so there's 0.99

05:36:33 Iranian people are saying that given

05:36:35 that her family is not fighting for her we should

05:36:37 be fighting for her

05:36:38 so they're asking us to share this send me her info um on whatsapp afterwards and i'll

05:36:47 i'll make a post about it on x um and on instagram um okay that's so sad

05:36:54 um also again guys um just remember that this is what we're okay so another

05:37:07 Another report I got from, let me see, Susanna sent me this, yep, let me go down here.

05:37:16 So this is information, I actually have to download this for Instagram because Instagram

05:37:22 has a really bad user interface when it comes to sharing videos.

05:37:29 So just give me one second, please, guys.

05:37:34 Just give me one second.

05:37:37 Here. So there was a 17 year old girl who was arrested and from inside apparently from

05:37:50 inside the jail she gave a message to her brother to go read for the people outside

05:37:59 and this has already been translated.

05:38:07 So, Goldie, are you here?

05:38:12 So, should I, do you guys want me to read this or do you want to read the translation on the screen?

05:38:19 I'm here. I'm here. I'm listening.

05:38:22 So, okay. So, guys, this is a brother of a 17-year-old who's been arrested.

05:38:30 Do you want me to read the message that he's reading?

05:38:33 or do you want to read the

05:38:35 translation from the screen yourself?

05:38:37 Let me know.

05:38:40 Someone's saying please read. Someone's saying

05:38:41 subtitles are fine. So we're

05:38:43 getting two conflicting messages.

05:38:47 Anyone else?

05:38:48 We can read.

05:38:49 Somebody's saying yes. I don't know which one you said yes to.

05:38:52 Okay, so you can read yourself.

05:38:53 Somebody's saying read please. Yes, please.

05:38:56 I don't know. I'm getting

05:38:57 conflicting votes. So

05:38:59 we'll get Goldie to decide.

05:39:01 Goldie, should I read the...

05:39:03 how long is the video it's three is four minutes um maybe read maybe pause and read that people

05:39:11 who are driving can also like um follow along okay so he's saying i am the brother of a 17 year old

05:39:20 girl who lives inside iran who was arrested in the recent

05:39:29 uprising and was holed for 10 days.

05:39:38 So this is her message.

05:39:40 So he now is going to read her message.

05:39:43 First of being arrested,

05:39:47 men in private clothing took us.

05:39:51 Private clothing mean basically plain clothes,

05:39:53 like not in uniform, took us.

05:39:55 to a non-military base.

05:40:03 Wait, hold on.

05:40:05 Sorry, I missed this point.

05:40:06 To a non-military base,

05:40:08 I mean, it wasn't a regular jail or detention center.

05:40:15 It was more like an old house.

05:40:19 In groups of 10 to 50,

05:40:22 day they would fit us inside small rooms and many were wounded but nobody was helping them

05:40:36 after a few hours they came and executed those who were wounded by shooting them

05:40:48 on the second day we were moved

05:40:54 to a detention center by a van

05:40:58 then they got our names and

05:41:04 and called us to go to a room 1.00

05:41:10 to a woman 0.86

05:41:11 who was the torturer or interrogator

05:41:18 But with blindfolds on, I couldn't see anything.

05:41:28 They brought me into the room and made me sit on the floor, where the woman was sitting

05:41:37 on a chair, told me, I am your God and I have your life in my hands.

05:41:48 She took all my information and checked my phone.

05:41:55 She looked through my personal photos and told me to explain each one. 1.00

05:42:05 She would kick me hard in the face with her boots heel.

05:42:11 boots heel when it was over i just want to say guys so so you know like when we tell you that 0.99

05:42:24 the women are even more evil than the men like we're not we're not exaggerating the women are 0.78

05:42:29 even more evil than the men so when you see like those women in those big halls with like khamenei 1.00

05:42:35 or whatever like yeah exterminate all the women too because because the women are even more savage 0.99

05:42:39 and evil and ruthless that than the men who are part of the islamic regime 1.00

05:42:45 so it says when it was over they took me back to the cell this kept repeating 0.67

05:42:54 the girls would go for interrogation

05:43:00 and come back beaten and torn apart

05:43:04 by the fourth day i was hungry and thirsty

05:43:09 They were giving us little food or water.

05:43:15 Around noon, they called me again and took me back to that woman's room.

05:43:25 This time, they finally removed my blindfold and I could see her.

05:43:34 And that I had to keep my head down.

05:43:39 and that I had to keep my eyes and head down. 1.00

05:43:45 They made me sit at her feet.

05:43:50 She put a paper in front of me and said, 0.60

05:43:55 Write whatever I tell you.

05:43:58 Write that you are a Mossad agent, 0.50

05:44:01 took money from Israel to do these things.

05:44:09 i said that's not true so the girl the girl said that's not true i won't write it she's okay she

05:44:18 started to she started beating me then she blindfolded me again and said take off your

05:44:28 clothes and lie on the floor she said you belong to the guards now

05:44:39 So what he actually said is that you're halal to the guards. 0.66

05:44:48 So you're halal to the guards.

05:44:50 So guys, when food is halal in Islam, it means you can eat it.

05:44:53 When she says you're halal to the guards, it means the guards can R-A-P-E you. 0.99

05:44:59 That's what you're halal to the guards mean. 0.99

05:45:01 Well, that's also because in the book, in the book, it does say that Muslims are able to rape non-Muslim women. 0.98

05:45:10 So when she says you're halal to the guards, she's basically confirming that, you know, we don't see you as a Muslim and therefore it's okay for the guards to rape you because you're not one of us. 0.99

05:45:20 And sexual torture and sexual violence is a prominent, prominent part of the Islamic regime. 0.98

05:45:26 It's been there for the last 47 years. 0.99

05:45:28 yeah so saying you are halal to the guards now and they should get rewarded the guards 1.00

05:45:37 the guards should get rewarded they're going to come and rape you 0.99

05:45:44 and i could hear the sound of the cell phone taking pictures of me 0.99

05:45:52 so she was naked on the flower and they were taking pictures of her with their phones

05:46:01 the brother is having a hard time reading it because this is he's talking about her sister

05:46:09 so she says i was crying and begging

05:46:12 on day five they cut out food and water

05:46:20 and didn't give us anything.

05:46:27 They took me to her again.

05:46:31 Same situation as always.

05:46:35 But this time there was a noose in the corner of the room. 0.88

05:46:42 She said, either you write and sign or you'll be executed right here.

05:46:50 I was begging and crying in the middle of my pleas. They blindfolded me again. They took me, put the rope around my neck. They suffocate me. They put something like socks and stuffed it into my mouth.

05:47:20 They had the rope cut out at the top.

05:47:24 So she didn't know that she wouldn't get hanged

05:47:27 because they had the rope cut out at the top.

05:47:29 They were just trying to make her feel like she's going to die.

05:47:34 They kicked the support out from under my feet and I fell.

05:47:42 So what they do is they put the noose around your neck

05:47:45 and you think that this is it, you're going to die.

05:47:47 But when they kick the support from under your feet,

05:47:49 because that the the the rope is not tied you you fall on the ground but you just go through the

05:47:55 experience of uh being executed you know you could they could do that multiple times with

05:48:00 so you're saying so i can feel wait what was it what was it before it they kick the support out

05:48:06 from under my feet and i fell so i can so i can feel what uh what what what getting hanged can

05:48:16 feel like so basically they made you feel like you're being executed i can't explain more than

05:48:24 this i am not feeling too well to be honest in these past few years of working i managed to buy

05:48:36 oh so so this needs some explanation um she's trying to tell her story and she needs money

05:48:43 guys for people who don't understand it's very expensive to get messages outside from iran the

05:48:50 cost of vpn and other ways to get connected is high for some people so but she's trying to get

05:48:56 her message out so she's saying to be honest in these past few years of working i managed to buy

05:49:01 a relatively worn out car if it helps cover my any cost like internet access and vpn

05:49:13 I could basically sell the car so that I could get my message out so that the world can know

05:49:21 what is happening to the detainees inside.

05:49:30 So now he's talking. Now the brother is talking. That was his sister's message.

05:49:34 Now he's saying, I said all this so we can keep in mind those like my sister.

05:49:43 are still inside and suffering we're asking the world to help

05:49:55 to rescue these these prisoners before it is too late

05:50:02 so um with that i also want to add that last report by iran international is that they're

05:50:07 holding 50 000 he also ended with javid shah oh oh my god goldia thank you i missed that part oh my

05:50:15 god that was the most important part thank you thank you oh my god goldie thank you my god sorry

05:50:32 for missing that part so that's okay it's really emotional um can you send me that video so i can

05:50:38 share that as well yes thank you the the video or the link to the original post whichever one

05:50:46 the the link is fine because i can just like i can get the info i need from that myself if that's

05:50:51 the case um and then you sent me the info for melika but you didn't send me her photo so you

05:50:57 can send me melico's photo as well sorry about that no no that's okay that's okay i know there's

05:51:03 a lot going on um and yes guys i see your message two c's going live in 30 minutes so we're just

05:51:09 gonna share whatever other news um we have and then and then we'll go to we'll go to to see

05:51:15 in half an hour when he goes live oh my gosh that's um horrifying so yeah and also

05:51:25 So according to Iran International, and the number is probably higher, right now the Islamic Republic is holding 50,000 prisoners, and we're almost sure that the number is higher, but let's just go with the 50,000 number for now.

05:51:40 They're not just holding them, they're killing them as we're speaking.

05:51:44 A lot of people are focusing only on the massacre that happened in the streets, and we're not getting enough attention to the massacre that is continuing to happen because it's happening behind closed doors.

05:52:00 So the killings that happened in the streets because there's so many videos of it and there's body bags that got international attention, but a lot of people don't know that the massacre is continuing behind closed doors.

05:52:12 but it's happening in quiet

05:52:14 and it's happening behind walls

05:52:16 and that's why it's not getting international attention

05:52:18 let me see what else I have

05:52:29 let me do a cleansing

05:52:34 because I know that was difficult to watch

05:52:37 let me show you something that is beautiful 1.00

05:52:39 you know how the Islamic Republic hates Islam 0.99

05:52:42 hates dogs 1.00

05:52:43 but look at this 1.00

05:52:46 so Iranians 1.00

05:52:47 the dogs of the people who were 0.92

05:52:50 really sad

05:52:51 yeah so these are the dogs

05:52:54 of the people who were massacred

05:52:56 putting flowers on their tombstone

05:53:12 yeah

05:53:32 yeah so oh man

05:53:38 that's tough

05:53:38 i sent you a funnier video actually okay um it's on what's up it's

05:53:56 okay good

05:53:57 so you can explain that if you want

05:54:09 yeah so guys so a lot of the religious gatherings that happen in iran a lot of times because not

05:54:20 that many people like a lot of people go there because the islamic republic is just giving out

05:54:26 nazri which is basically food but as like like is based on islamic traditions you go there and

05:54:36 you get food right so so many times islamic republic would show us on tv like oh my god

05:54:42 look how many people showed up for this religious ceremony but we would also hear from our atheist

05:54:47 friends inside iran that yeah i was there they were giving out free food right so atheist anti-islamic

05:54:53 people would also show up there just because they were free food but now the iranian people hate they

05:54:58 hate this so much that even though they're giving out free food they're still not showing up even

05:55:03 though free food nazri is being offered for these religious uh ceremonies because they know that

05:55:09 this is regime propaganda to get people to join for the free food so people feel like they're

05:55:14 participating in the regime propaganda if they show up so look even for free food people are not

05:55:20 going there so this is um yeah this is oh this is from today like people so this is a video in go

05:55:26 herdash yeah usually there's like a huge crowd when they're giving out nazri

05:55:38 yep this is

05:55:43 and guys usually they give up game which is so tasty

05:55:47 oh he's talking let's see

05:55:50 so he's saying that the islamic republic is handing out nazri which is basically food

05:56:03 but and this is a religious so so there what it is is like so they're basically handing out

05:56:09 free food for like some muslim religious holiday and what armin is trying to say is that usually

05:56:15 because you know it's free food everyone will go get the free food even like non-muslims right 0.89

05:56:20 because hey it's free food it's delicious whatever but now the islamic regime is trying to give out 0.86

05:56:27 free food and literally no one's accepting it right like no one wants wants the free food 0.97

05:56:33 no one wants anything to do with like islam or the islamic regime so yeah so nobody's showing you

05:56:40 i'm glad you like your t-shirt what is this you remember that image you sent me the the

05:56:50 the picture of us oh it's on a shirt yeah i turned it into a t-shirt oh my god

05:57:02 i'll send you one i'll send you a t-shirt i actually have to order one for myself as well

05:57:05 thank you for the reminder but um you know what if you don't mind um tor torah torarnovic if you can

05:57:14 take a photo of the t-shirt and email it to us so that we can see what the t-shirt looks like

05:57:19 i'd love to see what it looks like so there we go guys i'm in a shirt i made it i can retire now

05:57:27 people are wearing me

05:57:31 amazing

05:57:35 let me see so i have i showed that i already showed that one oh this is weird um this mullah

05:57:47 posted this bizarre attempt at making fun of the dead people and it's just like it doesn't

05:57:57 i don't even understand his joke so this mullah posted this shaykh mujtaba said

05:58:21 so they're trying to make fun of like the numbers that we're giving for the number

05:58:27 of people who died so he's saying like oh i was i i was eating a sandwich and there was another

05:58:33 mullah with me like another mullah he's naming and then when i was eating something there was

05:58:38 something hard in the food that i couldn't like that was painful to chew or like hard and the

05:58:45 other mullah said like oh don't worry it's not it's not a big deal is the bones of one of the

05:58:50 people who say they died in the streets like one of the like i don't know what like he's trying to

05:58:56 ridicule the people who are saying so many people died in the streets by saying like oh some of their

05:59:02 bones made it into my sandwich but i don't know what how how that is because he's also saying

05:59:09 this other mullah who's like really good at humor made this joke like i don't know like some weird

05:59:15 cannibal joke honestly guys like these these these mullahs and their ideology like they're just so 0.98

05:59:20 savage they're so disgusting like everything about them is disgusting like from from his appearance 1.00

05:59:26 like guys i can smell him i can like i can smell his disgusting scent from here right like these 0.99

05:59:32 people are so disgusting and so vile look so um on a lighter note we have another super chat 0.90

05:59:41 from penelope i love my hoodie the drawings of goldie and armin can you send us an email 0.97

05:59:46 take a photo of your hoodie please and and and email us the photo so we can uh you know you

05:59:51 know you don't have to be in the photo if you don't want to but i would just love to see what

05:59:54 the hoodie looks like so oh that's amazing this is amazing i didn't know this is great

06:00:02 oh yeah i made um do you know which do you know which image i'm talking about no okay let me pull

06:00:09 it up um you're gonna laugh at this you're gonna laugh

06:00:21 um

06:00:32 do you remember oh no

06:00:33 oh no they made it into a shirt okay did that's a shirt and a hoodie well people well it wasn't

06:00:45 me like people were like i want i want a shirt and a hoodie so i was like okay so i made that 0.93

06:00:51 so there you go that's us and then that's like you know that's uh hopefully like the b2 bomber

06:00:58 bombing like the islamic regime right so there you go that's um yeah so that's that's what it is

06:01:08 by the way you got a giant super chat from israel by the way oh wow yeah oh thank you thank you so

06:01:15 much where can you order the hoodie you can you can order it from my merch store so the link to

06:01:21 my merch store um is in the video description so if you just go to the video description of

06:01:27 of this um this live feed you'll see you'll see the link there to that um yeah um okay

06:01:38 to see starting in 20 minutes oh is there anything else yeah you're gonna head out oh

06:01:45 yeah when when to see starts well yeah i don't know that that's fine i figured because it's

06:01:49 getting to that time of the day but i just want to ask um is there anything else that that you

06:01:55 wanted to talk about or or share um it's okay it's not it's a little bit okay so let me just do this

06:02:03 one because i feel bad if i don't share these okay i know sorry guys i know these are sad too

06:02:07 so shiva javeed and ali so 18 year olds and her father ali jave so father and daughter killed by

06:02:16 the IRGC forces on January 8th in Mashhad during the nationwide nationwide crackdown that saw

06:02:24 over 40,000 participants massacred. So both of them, father and daughter, were among the people

06:02:30 who were slaughtered. I just feel like we should sometimes like say their names and that's why I

06:02:35 shared them. So Shiva Javid and Ali Javid were among the people who were massacred by their

06:02:40 yeah it's very sad um i've also shared that video of um the islamic regime security force

06:02:54 like like the anti-riot car that like runs over people so that's also like i didn't know i didn't

06:03:01 share it on the live stream but i'm saying i shared it on um i shared it on my ex right um

06:03:08 um I have I have a phone call from Manotoba but it's really sad um I don't I don't know if you

06:03:16 want to translate that it's yeah I can do that it's it's it's the it's the father of a 21 year

06:03:23 old boy who's talking about how the regime shot straight into his heart oh no okay so I don't

06:03:29 know that it's super sad it's super super sad um I think yeah but guys do you in the chat

06:03:38 you want us to translate that let us know in the chat i can try to find some other things um

06:03:49 i am can i i just want to respond to somebody who said something just saying like okay there's

06:03:54 this so i'm saying armin your videos are helpful thank you so much i appreciate you saying that i

06:04:00 I just wanted to respond to that.

06:04:05 Guys, the only reason why...

06:04:11 Oh, thank you.

06:04:23 Let me actually translate this.

06:04:25 So this is three minutes.

06:04:27 I haven't seen this, Goldie.

06:04:30 It's new.

06:04:32 It's new?

06:04:35 Thank you for finding these for us.

06:04:38 Of course.

06:04:39 All right, so guys, let's listen to this.

06:04:45 Oh, no.

06:04:46 Okay, so the message says that...

06:04:49 So apparently this is a father whose son was murdered by the Islamic Republic.

06:04:55 and the text here says from the father that my son's wish was to see the prince princess of

06:05:02 so let's watch this again so context again guys these are people who call into manito manito is

06:05:16 a basically a show by iranians outside of iran based in the uk and iranians from inside

06:05:24 iran call into the show to tell give their narratives their stories

06:05:36 so he's saying hi

06:05:44 so he's saying you're the father of javidnam moeen javidnam guys means those whose name would live

06:05:52 forever so this is how we refer to our fallen javidnam so you're the father of javid

06:06:07 so he said i wanted to say something about moeen his son who was murdered

06:06:14 so he's saying my son was 21 years old

06:06:22 thank you so he he did he say just a few days after his birthday they took him from me

06:06:34 so maine was a university student so he mentions his um field of study and the name of his

06:06:43 university so he's saying my son always basically made his own money he never asked for money from

06:06:57 me he would make he was working and making his own money oh so apparently he had like a barber

06:07:06 shop or a salon or something with his friend and that's how he made his money while being

06:07:10 a university student as well oh he was into sports he was like athletic he loved he loved soccer and

06:07:28 oh parkour he did he was into soccer and parkour i think yeah

06:07:32 oh he he loved ali karimi the soccer player he loved ali karimi

06:07:48 oh he loved these people he said that they speak very well

06:07:54 he himself his sons spoke very um eloquently

06:08:02 so he's saying my my son he closed the store at 8 pm he's like his salon or barbershop and

06:08:21 oh so at 8 or 8 15 p.m we heard um a gunshot so his brother his other son said like i this is like

06:08:42 military ammunition

06:08:44 like military like it's a

06:08:46 you know a bullet for

06:08:48 like basically military

06:08:50 bullets so he said

06:08:52 I'm going to go check what's happening

06:08:54 so then my his

06:09:00 his other son called his dad

06:09:03 and said that

06:09:04 they shot Moeen

06:09:06 so that's how he got the news

06:09:08 that they shot his son

06:09:09 He said they shot directly

06:09:14 into the heart of my son.

06:09:23 He said they burned my house. 0.84

06:09:28 So the Islamic Republic has taken 0.55

06:09:31 three members of my family.

06:09:36 My father, who was like a veteran,

06:09:39 like who is in the military my the father of my wife who also died in the war became a martyr

06:09:50 and now my son you know he says he he believes that the islamic republic only gets filled 0.91

06:10:05 only gets satisfied with blood it has a thirst for blood the islamic republic needs to drink 0.93

06:10:15 blood like this is why we're losing so many people because it only gets satisfied with blood 1.00

06:10:23 only with blood

06:10:35 But let me tell you this, when the revolution happened, it was all the young people of the Shahanshah, all the young people of the King of Kings, you know, who went and did the revolution.

06:10:54 The Shahanshah means King of Kings and we refer to Princes of Pallavi or Muhammad Reza Shah as King of Kings.

06:11:05 he's saying these were the soldiers oh these were the soldiers of the shahanshah the king of kings

06:11:15 who went into the to the to the fight to the army and fought okay i think what he's referring to

06:11:24 is the iran iraq war no he means he means no what he's saying is that

06:11:35 these kids like these all these young people that were murdered they all supported king

06:11:39 is a palavi and they were part of the army that he talks about he's saying two things he's saying

06:11:45 like just like there's two things two separate things so let me actually listen to it again

06:11:50 so he's basically referring to two types of soldiers of shahanshah so let's listen

06:12:05 Okay, so I'll explain that.

06:12:30 Okay, so she's talking about two different instances.

06:12:33 he's talking about the iran iraq war and this current revolution that we're in he's saying

06:12:38 when we had the iran iraq war the people who went and died in that war they were the soldiers of

06:12:45 reza shah right so they didn't go die for the islamic republic in the iran iraq war they were

06:12:51 defending the countries they were not the soldiers of the islamic republic even though the islamic

06:12:56 republic was in power they were the soldiers of the former king reza shah and he's saying

06:13:02 just like them, these

06:13:04 kids, these young people who are going

06:13:06 and dying in this revolution,

06:13:08 these are also the soldiers of

06:13:10 Reza Shah. So he's saying both of

06:13:12 them, just like there

06:13:14 are people before them. So basically

06:13:16 he's trying to say that the Islamic Republic

06:13:18 cannot claim

06:13:19 the martyrs of the Iran-Iraq

06:13:23 war for themselves because

06:13:24 they didn't die for the Islamic Republic.

06:13:26 They died for, these were the soldiers

06:13:28 of the

06:13:30 of the former king they were fighting for their country just like these young people

06:13:35 so he's saying both of them

06:13:37 my son became was sacrificed for his country like sacrificed himself for his country

06:13:51 oh and his dream was to one day see the prince for answers of palavi

06:14:01 like he was a soccer fan so he said that the azadi guys so this is needs to require some context

06:14:15 right so the azadi stadium in iran was built by the shah before the revolution and ever since then

06:14:23 everybody complains about how the stadium is getting deteriorated and breaking apart and not 0.81

06:14:29 functional and the islamic republic is incapable of fixing it so moeen who was a soccer fan he always

06:14:36 told his father that the azadi stadium will become fixed when the shah returns to iran that's when it

06:14:42 become fixed so because he was so much into soccer he also wanted like the state azadi

06:14:48 stadium to one day be fixed and he says that's when it will be fixed when the shock comes to iran

06:15:01 and the father is saying this is true my son is right i promise you that this is true

06:15:05 like i promise you my son's words are correct my son's words are correct

06:15:17 and this the azadi stadium will one day be fixed when when the prince comes to iran

06:15:24 so he's saying like guys you might think like why is he talking about the

06:15:27 the stadium because he's looking at it through his son's eye his his son was such a big soccer fan

06:15:34 and his political views

06:15:36 was also

06:15:37 being mixed with his soccer fan

06:15:40 like when the prince comes he will fix the stadium

06:15:42 you know

06:15:44 the Azadi stadium and the father

06:15:46 is saying like you'll see

06:15:47 now that his son is not around

06:15:49 he's telling the audience that you'll see

06:15:52 one day my son is right

06:15:54 one day the Azadi stadium will be

06:15:56 fixed when the prince

06:15:58 is back in Iran

06:15:59 yeah

06:16:01 sad stuff

06:16:06 sad stuff

06:16:06 yeah

06:16:11 that was heartbreaking

06:16:17 it's tough

06:16:20 guys we have

06:16:23 like so like guys

06:16:25 in two days

06:16:26 they created so many stories like this like these these stories are stories that you hear

06:16:35 once in a lifetime in like a like an epic story or a tragedy in a novel but because of what

06:16:44 happened on January 8th and January 9th we have thousands of these stories created in just 10

06:16:51 hours in just 10 hours five hours on january 8th and five hours on january 9th and they continue

06:16:58 to make those stories right now these tragic stories are continuing to be made as we're

06:17:03 speaking with our with our prisoners

06:17:05 yes somebody said vengeance will come

06:17:20 someone said okay so someone said um which email address did you use

06:17:28 which email address i don't see anything in my email inbox

06:17:33 um I don't know I don't see anything in my email inbox here so I'm not sure oh oh I just got it

06:17:45 never mind I just got it oh okay okay let me let me share something with you this will this

06:17:54 will cheer you up a little bit. Oh, this is great. Okay. Look at this. Paige just emailed

06:18:14 me a picture of her hoodie. Oh, my God. That's so amazing. There you go. Awesome. That's

06:18:35 awesome. I need to order one for myself. It's got the flag of Iran on the side as well.

06:18:41 so thank you so much that's so kind of you thank you for your support you should i should find the

06:18:46 email of the person who made that art and we should yeah let me know because i'd love to send

06:18:52 i'd love to just send um a t-shirt and hoodie to them for free because they're the ones i don't

06:18:58 know how to find it because because i got thousands of emails and i don't even remember the subject of

06:19:04 that email so if you're watching can you re-send me an email and tell me that just reply to that

06:19:12 email yeah so yeah i just think that's epic they did a really good job they did a really really

06:19:21 good job so somebody's saying search my date yeah that's not gonna help on that day i got hundreds

06:19:29 of emails we'll find we'll find who the person is and we'll we'll definitely send them um more

06:19:38 than happy to send them like a hoodie and and t-shirt and all that so oh you got you got some

06:19:45 compliments okay but this is like this is such a like an inside like this is a huge inside joke

06:19:53 right so people probably look at that and they're like what is going on here right like like unless

06:19:58 unless you're like you know tuned into iran revolution library like it's super niche yeah

06:20:03 it's like super super niche right wow oh i'm glad i see that it's like that yeah i see some of the

06:20:18 regulars in my chat now they moved to goldies chat guys you abandoned me they're like that

06:20:26 why are you guys why you guys left my chat they're all on your chat they don't like my regulars

06:20:34 all right go back to armin's go back to armin's chat oh you know what it is you know what it is

06:20:41 you know what it is armin it's probably because i have like my my chat is subscribers only so

06:20:47 that limits a lot of the trolls so i don't know that could be it who knows but my chat is quieter

06:20:54 so if i limit if i make it subscriber only then it would be just nothing happening yeah i know

06:21:04 all right well to see starting in a few minutes so uh armin i guess uh

06:21:09 because your your day starts much sooner than mine what time do you start live streaming

06:21:16 um i uh well hold on i start like three hours before i started live stream three hours before

06:21:22 i go come on the show wow okay yeah so that's that's long so that so that means you've basically

06:21:30 been live streaming for 10 hours now yes nine nine hours and 30 minutes yeah nine and a half

06:21:36 because this has been going for for six and a half hours so because even when i guys when i drop out

06:21:42 i don't go rest i go to our discussion group and then when i'm eating food i'm in i'm not eating

06:21:48 food i'm inhaling food so i could jump back here i just like i snort my food

06:21:55 so they could get it into me yeah oh well thank you so much more happy birthday to you and i

06:22:03 really do appreciate that thank you for thank you for the birthday wish for the kind wishes

06:22:09 happy birthday um all right armin do see starting soon if you want to say some final words before

06:22:14 you head out for the for the yes just i'm israel chai javid shah pay and iran love you guys and

06:22:22 again guys don't forget goldie is always right today was a huge confirmation of many things that

06:22:30 goldie has been preaching to us so i am right we're both right you're you're always like armin

06:22:36 you've never been wrong either we've both been right no i doubted certain things that you were

06:22:41 snorting about and it ended up that you were correct yeah yeah oh amir is back amir is back

06:22:47 in my chat amir was i mean he came over too much he felt bad i made him feel guilty

06:22:55 he said love you armin oh thank you thank you okay oh thank you okay i i won back amir okay

06:23:04 all right all right bye guys bye bye

06:23:09 welcome back to twosy tv this is your global news channel i'm maria twosy and surprise surprise the

06:23:23 islamic republic have begged through the arab countries a number of arab countries near the

06:23:30 Persian Gulf to get the United States to resume the talks after the chaos and ups and downs that

06:23:36 we had over the last few hours. The United States are still skeptical about these talks regardless

06:23:42 of what could happen on Friday. The Israeli defense forces are having an emergency meeting

06:23:47 tomorrow morning and the IDF have now been put on high alert in preparations for potential

06:23:54 a preemptive attack by the IRGC in the coming hours or days or whenever.

06:24:00 Now, if you did see our live stream, obviously, a few hours ago, a couple of hours ago, 0.83

06:24:07 then you are aware that the talks collapsed temporarily because the Islamic Republic

06:24:12 representatives walked away, mostly because the Americans are not moving away from their

06:24:17 four strong demands and red lines. The Islamic Republic said, we only want to discuss nuclear,

06:24:23 only in a limited way and indirectly.

06:24:27 So not talking directly to Steve Witkoff, the U.S. negotiator.

06:24:32 Now, the talks are going to happen apparently on Friday,

06:24:36 but it's still not the main talks because the Americans are not moving away from their red lines.

06:24:43 So nothing is going to get done regardless.

06:24:46 Let me give you guys the summary of what happened over the last two hours or so.

06:24:49 So the plans for the talks, which were supposed to be in Turkey, then the IRGC asked to move them to Oman.

06:24:59 That's now happened. Erdogan is a little bit upset because of that. Nobody cares if Erdogan is upset.

06:25:06 The talks are now going to happen, apparently, again, after several Arab countries lobbied President Trump

06:25:15 over the last few hours to get back to the table.

06:25:19 Now, the issue with this is that U.S. officials are skeptical.

06:25:24 One of them said from the White House,

06:25:26 they asked us to keep the meeting and listen to what the Islamic Republic have to say.

06:25:32 We have told the Arabs that we will do the meeting if they insist. 0.95

06:25:37 But we are very skeptical.

06:25:38 Another official from D.C. said that at least nine countries from the region, so the Arab countries, passed on messages to the most senior levels of the Trump administration.

06:25:53 and on a very high level in terms of the areas of diplomacy,

06:26:02 strongly asking that the president doesn't cancel the meeting,

06:26:06 considering that it wasn't President Trump who canceled the meeting for Friday.

06:26:09 It was Abbas Araqqi and the Islamic Republic.

06:26:12 And we're going to get back to Araqqi, the foreign minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

06:26:17 But a second U.S. official has also said that the administration

06:26:20 agreed to take the meeting with the Islamic Republic just to be respectful of the request

06:26:27 of the U.S. allies, so the Persian Gulf Arab countries. Now this is kind of fascinating

06:26:33 because again this is sort of like the game of chicken because neither side want to be seen

06:26:38 that it was their fault that the talks collapsed. When the Islamic Republic walked away earlier

06:26:44 the whole blame went on to Tehran so Khamenei didn't like it he said well we can't let this

06:26:51 happen because we just made ourselves a target what did you do Abbas al-Aqshid this is why the

06:26:57 foreign minister's response after it was confirmed that apparently they will be meeting on Friday

06:27:02 anyway but again the talks on Friday are meaningless he said nuclear talks nuclear talks right not not

06:27:10 the overall talks and negotiations, just nuclear. Nuclear talks with the United States

06:27:14 are scheduled to be held in Muscat on about 10 a.m. Friday. I'm grateful to our Omani brothers

06:27:23 for making all necessary arrangements. If you read this carefully, he doesn't say

06:27:30 the talks are back or being resumed. This sort of post could have been made this morning or last

06:27:39 night or whenever right because it just says the talks are scheduled friday basically implying as

06:27:45 planned nothing has changed not nothing really happened earlier everything is fine because they

06:27:51 don't want to be seen that they were the ones who walked away but the message from tehran was via

06:27:58 the arab countries and it was fascinating that the the white house decided to leak that information

06:28:03 and diplomatically betray the apparently nine Persian Gulf Arab countries

06:28:10 who begged the United States to talk.

06:28:13 Now, I don't think there was any need to beg the White House

06:28:16 because it wasn't the White House that walked away.

06:28:20 It was Abbas Arakshi.

06:28:21 The White House continued to say, we can talk, but we have four demands.

06:28:26 Would you like to talk about that?

06:28:27 Abbas Arakshi is not going to talk about any of that.

06:28:29 And they're not going to be talking directly.

06:28:31 So there is absolutely no point in even meeting on Friday. 0.70

06:28:35 This is why the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps continue their threats, regardless of whatever could happen on Friday. 0.80

06:28:43 They said, we are now prepared to attack by launching up to 500 Khaybar ballistic missiles at Israel.

06:28:51 The Khaybar missiles reportedly has apparently about 2,000 kilometers range, carries a 1.5 ton warhead.

06:29:01 and it is believed to support multiple or split warheads as well. 0.53

06:29:06 Now, because of that, the Israelis are not taking in chances, just in case,

06:29:10 because they know that Friday might still not happen,

06:29:14 but even if it happens, it's not going to get anywhere

06:29:18 because you've got two different sides who want to talk about two different things,

06:29:22 and not even directly. It's a waste of time.

06:29:25 so prime minister Netanyahu has now called for an emergency security cabinet meeting

06:29:33 that will be held at this point in the next six hours yeah six seven hours and they will be

06:29:40 discussing uh all potential uh possibilities and scenarios the israeli defense forces and

06:29:48 have both warned the irjc not to do anything stupid but also they have prepared their troops

06:29:55 on the ground for their defense capabilities to protect the state of israel now all eyes are 0.95

06:30:04 currently on netanyahu and the israeli defense forces because they could be the ones that could

06:30:10 take the blame in a good way for any attack on the islamic republic because they can say

06:30:16 this is self-defense the irgc are threatening us they we are getting intel that they could be coming

06:30:21 any moment because they know that their talks with the u.s is not going to get anywhere so

06:30:26 president trump could just sit back allow the israelis to hit first just like what happened

06:30:30 during the 12-day war or perhaps we might see a different scenario where the u.s will basically

06:30:36 again push and force abbas araxi and the the irgc diplomats to the corner on friday and even after

06:30:46 that they will have no choice but to walk away they will have no choice the irgc to either hit 0.97

06:30:52 the americans and the israelis which is again again a very stupid idea i don't think they would 0.98

06:30:56 or just basically start to threaten the united states and then president trump will have a 0.99

06:31:02 legitimate reason to go in first over the last hour their vice president jd vance has been

06:31:11 interviewed by Megyn Kelly. And he mentioned a couple of things about Iran. He's done his

06:31:19 homework quite well, J.D. Barnes. First, he said Iran is a weird country because the president

06:31:25 is a puppet, is meaningless. It's the supreme leader who calls the shots. But we as Americans,

06:31:31 we don't even have direct access to the supreme leader. We can't pick up the phone

06:31:35 to talk to him. Watch this. By the way, Megyn, one thing I would say about the Iranians

06:31:39 that is just really weird to me and I don't understand their system and I frankly think 1.00

06:31:44 that it makes diplomacy with them extraordinarily difficult is the person who makes the decisions in

06:31:50 Iran is the supreme leader. The president, our sense is, doesn't have a lot of juice. It doesn't

06:31:55 really matter. The foreign minister seems to talk to the supreme leader and that's mainly the person

06:31:59 that we've communicated with. But it's a very weird country to conduct diplomacy with when you

06:32:05 You can't even talk to the person

06:32:07 who's in charge of the country.

06:32:08 That makes all of this much more complicated.

06:32:11 And it makes the whole situation much more absurd.

06:32:15 Like he can pick up the phone and call Putin.

06:32:17 He can pick up the phone and call Xi.

06:32:18 Even countries that we have very hostile relations with,

06:32:21 he can pick up the phone, you know, North Korea.

06:32:24 He met the guy at the 38th parallel.

06:32:26 It is bizarre that we can't just talk

06:32:29 to the actual leadership of a country.

06:32:31 It's really, it makes diplomacy very, very difficult.

06:32:35 but that is the whole point of the structure in Iran. The whole point is to have pseudo-diplomacy 0.94

06:32:42 so that you have technically a president and the foreign minister but you're not actually

06:32:47 getting anything done when it comes to international diplomacy because the supreme leader calls the

06:32:53 shots. So they are not necessarily like North Korea and it's not close to the world but it's

06:32:58 basically North Korea because the person in charge is not going to talk to anybody outside.

06:33:03 J.D. Vance also said that President Trump continues to push for diplomacy, but military action is still an option if he ultimately chooses to use it.

06:33:16 It's so funny. Sometimes you have people who are saying, well, the president's too belligerent.

06:33:21 And then sometimes you have people who say, well, the president, he's talking about diplomacy and he's talking about negotiating with the Iranians.

06:33:26 We shouldn't negotiate. We should just bomb them. 0.99

06:33:28 What the president's going to do is he's going to keep his options open. 0.97

06:33:31 he's going to talk to everybody he's going to try to accomplish what he can through non-military

06:33:36 means and if he feels like the military is the only option then he's ultimately going to choose

06:33:41 that option i i i can't i might obviously even if i knew what we were going to do i would not tell

06:33:45 you uh in your in your many millions of listeners the interesting thing is he uh unintentionally

06:33:51 basically explained a reason without saying it you got the isolationists and you got the the

06:33:58 warmongers and you've got the paranoid people. So there are different groups who usually attack

06:34:03 Trump. One group thinks that President Trump is some sort of warmonger. The liberals think,

06:34:08 oh, well, Trump's going to start World War III. And then you've got the other people who say that

06:34:12 President Trump is a full-on isolationist, right? But in reality, or should be a full-on

06:34:19 isolationist. In reality, obviously, President Trump is not actually thinking about diplomacy

06:34:24 because he knows nothing could get done with the islamic republic but he has to do that i mean he

06:34:31 doesn't have to but uh this is the choice by the white house and the administration to be seen uh

06:34:37 to be doing the right thing first and then ultimately saying we had no other option as

06:34:44 opposed to for example iraq in 2003 where it seemed like well we don't really care about the

06:34:49 other options we're just going to go bomb saddam hussein right so because of all that nonsense

06:34:54 the administration is uh playing this weird game of mind games and waiting and and nobody can guess

06:35:02 because again as i said the isolationists are terrified saying he's a warmer guy he's going to

06:35:07 attack those who want president trump to attack they are paranoid saying he's selling out he's

06:35:12 he's basically not going to attack and then the other groups also think it makes it nobody can

06:35:16 guess if you speak to different type of people depending on how they see trump they're going to

06:35:20 say tell you completely different scenarios that trump is definitely going to attack trump is

06:35:25 definitely not going to attack he's going to sell out and then each group think that they are 100

06:35:30 right each group think that they are the experts of what's going on in trump's mind oh i know

06:35:35 definitely trump is a chicken oh i know definitely trump is basically hitler oh i know definitely

06:35:40 trump is xi jinping at this point i mean nobody can guess until he decides to do it anyway because 0.83

06:35:45 we've seen different scenarios but here jd vance also mentioned that if the islamic republic do

06:35:50 get nuclear weapons the problem with that is that the next day who do you think is going to get

06:35:56 nuclear weapons saudi arabia that's just going to make things even more complicated it's not just

06:36:01 them because if the iranians get a nuclear weapon you know who gets a nuclear weapon like the next

06:36:05 day the saudi arabians and then somebody else in the gulf arab state and so you have nuclear

06:36:10 proliferation on a global scale. The biggest threat to security in the world is a lot of 0.90

06:36:17 people having nuclear weapons. So what the president has said is Iran's not going to get 0.98

06:36:20 a nuclear weapon. We're going to work with China and Russia and any country, whether their friend

06:36:24 or whether we're a little more competitive, to try to draw down the amount of nuclear weapons

06:36:29 that exist in the world. I think that's the most important thing you could do for peace and

06:36:32 stability. I mean, to be fair, that is a good point about if the Islamic Republic, do you get

06:36:39 nuclear which they won't because this is not really the main issue this is just excuses this

06:36:44 is just distraction to say yeah let's talk about nuclear it's not really a threat anymore

06:36:48 considering the spotlight but hypothetically if the IRGC get nuclear obviously Saudi Arabia

06:36:55 wants it too UAE wants it too and everybody wants it so that's not going to happen regardless

06:37:01 but he did also mention JD Vance about the Iranian people taking control of their own country

06:37:09 and having a normal government.

06:37:10 Let's see what you have to say.

06:37:11 I mean, you tell me whether this is about nuclear weapons right now or not.

06:37:14 But what we're seeing in Iran is these protests on the street,

06:37:18 not as much anymore because they've been killing a lot of the protesters.

06:37:21 But it's, should we go in there and help the protesters get rid of this regime, 0.51

06:37:25 like get rid of the Ayatollah, which, let's face it, it's much different in Iran. 0.53

06:37:30 The regime goes well beyond the Ayatollah.

06:37:32 It's not like Venezuela where you take out Maduro.

06:37:35 It's a lot more complex. 0.99

06:37:36 even if we got rid of the ayatollah there'd be a whole bunch of others just like him part of the

06:37:40 regime and so the last thing most americans want to hear is what we heard from venezuela which is

06:37:45 now we're running iran yep the president is very aware of all the stuff i'll tell you you know

06:37:52 protests you know counter-regime i mean look in a perfect world would i love it if a bunch of

06:37:57 freedom-loving iranians who by the way are amazing they're brave people if you know anything about

06:38:01 that comment they're like an incredible group of human beings if they took over their own

06:38:06 country and had a government that was much more friendly to the United States of America, would

06:38:10 that be a good thing? Absolutely, that would be a good thing. But fundamentally, what the president

06:38:14 has always been focused on, even with this most recent round of protests, you saw, I think his

06:38:18 most recent truth, or at least one of the more recent communications he made about Iran, it's

06:38:22 nuclear weapons base. We are still focused on this question of ensuring they don't get a nuclear 0.63

06:38:27 weapon. And here's the good thing, because what happened last summer, I feel 100% confident that 0.97

06:38:32 even if the Iranians were rushing towards a nuclear weapon, they couldn't get one during

06:38:37 the Trump administration. But we're not worried about the next three years. We're about the next

06:38:40 30 years. Again, he basically said it. By the way, they've sent him to just buy some time and just

06:38:49 basically somebody has to answer some questions, right? And the administration don't want to tell

06:38:53 you what the plan is anyway. But somebody has to say something. So the president is repeating the

06:38:59 same line and jade advances obviously now saying this and marco rubio saying it in his way which

06:39:06 has been spot on by the way marco rubio uh that you have also this guy in the live chat saying

06:39:10 100 agree let the administration and military professionals manage this situation armchair

06:39:16 generals should sit down and breathe hashtag go team america whatever happens the president

06:39:23 President Trump will do what is best for America.

06:39:27 Now, that is a guarantee.

06:39:28 Now, he's not going to be betraying America and the Americans.

06:39:32 And that is his job, to ensure that he's doing things in the interest of America. 0.98

06:39:37 And of course, the Islamic Republic is the enemy of the United States.

06:39:40 He's not going to allow the IRGC to continue to be a threat. 1.00

06:39:44 That is a stupid thing to do. 0.97

06:39:46 Having said that, we also have a statement from the Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, 0.99

06:39:52 the leader of the opposition whose team are actually working really hard behind the scenes

06:39:57 there's going to be a massive massive number of rallies on the 14th of february 10 days from now

06:40:05 in uh i think la london toronto and munich now we are planning to go to munich that's going to be

06:40:14 huge and that's going to be massively linked to the global movement in terms of the media attention

06:40:23 but beforehand we have a statement from the crown prince which i can now read to my brave

06:40:30 compatriots in iran our magnificent national revolution the lion and sun revolution

06:40:37 is an unparalleled epic of solidarity, empathy, and national unity. 1.00

06:40:44 Contrary to the efforts of the Islamic Republic and its accomplices 1.00

06:40:47 to soar division and derail our movement, 0.99

06:40:51 you have remained vigilant and patriotic.

06:40:55 And with one voice throughout Iran,

06:40:58 you have shouted that you are one great united nation under one flag.

06:41:04 You have shown that regardless of which city or province we come from, which dialect or language we speak, what religion or beliefs we have or do not have, we are all Iranian and determined to reclaim our beloved homeland.

06:41:22 You have courageously taken to the streets across Iran.

06:41:25 Let me try out for what you do want.

06:41:36 Your bravery has shaken the foundations of this occupying regime.

06:41:41 Your voice has awakened the world.

06:41:43 Your sacrifice and devotion will not be in vain.

06:41:47 Iran will be free.

06:41:49 And to all those who wish to join us on this path,

06:41:52 i say hear the voices a voice of iran's great and united nation the lion and sun revolution welcomes

06:42:00 all who accept these four principles preserving iran's territorial integrity individual freedoms

06:42:08 and the equality of all citizens before the law a secular democracy based on the separation of

06:42:14 religion and the state and the people's right to freely choose their form of government once

06:42:21 Once more, I honor with respect sorrow and deep anger the everlasting memory of our beloved

06:42:30 and brave fallen women and men who gave their lives for our homeland.

06:42:36 Let their loved ones be assured that the prosecution and punishment of those who ordered and carried

06:42:43 out this massacre and the realization of justice are certain.

06:42:49 Today, as we stand more united than ever and closer to freedom and democracy, I pledge to safeguard your trust and our unity with all I have.

06:43:00 Together, we will reclaim and rebuild Iran. Long live Iran, Reza Pahlavi.

06:43:07 Now, that was a later statement by the Crown Prince.

06:43:12 Yes, I was right. So the protests, the rallies, Saturday, the Saturday, 14th of February will be Toronto, L.A. and Munich.

06:43:24 I think I can also put the information on the screen for you guys there in case you are in one of those places and would like to join us.

06:43:36 I'm going to get some reaction quickly as well, if I could.

06:43:43 What is happening?

06:43:45 Yeah, OK.

06:43:50 These are the official locations for the global rallies that we're going to have on the 14th.

06:44:04 So Toronto, Munich, Los Angeles, and of course, cities across the world in general.

06:44:10 Every weekend we have massive protests everywhere.

06:44:12 About 14th of February, if you are near one of these cities, get yourself down there.

06:44:19 And it's going to be the biggest international, loud and proactive and robust symbol 0.84

06:44:31 that everywhere everybody is calling for the same thing the death of the islamic occupation of iran 0.99

06:44:39 and the return of democracy to the land of arians now

06:44:47 let me quickly get some quick reactions from you guys as well while we're here

06:44:55 where is the live chat

06:45:00 the next promo code should be hair don't dare me i will do it it will be an inside joke for

06:45:10 those who are new to the channel will have no idea why the people of iran have spoken any

06:45:15 deal keeping the irgc in power would be sentencing serenians to their death trump needs to proceed

06:45:21 forward the irgc cannot be trusted there's no negotiations or deal about irgc staying in power

06:45:28 and so this is not what the negotiations are about and president trump and the white house

06:45:33 have subtly but very obviously clarified this this is not a survival deal it's not even close

06:45:40 to what happened in 2015 with obama because it's a completely different scenario these are fake

06:45:45 negotiations and a fake deal let them talk it doesn't matter because technically both sides

06:45:50 need to buy some time anyway and it doesn't matter because with or without american intervention

06:45:55 the regime is falling regardless it's just about accelerating the plant

06:45:59 daniel says good evening we didn't do it can't prove it it wasn't us daniel from idf i wish

06:46:10 to have the level of imagination of the irjc they believe they won the 12-day war crazy yeah but

06:46:15 it's fine because it's they know they didn't it's like pakistan when they got destroyed by india 0.85

06:46:21 and somehow they were like celebrating i mean it makes no sense but let them let them have their

06:46:28 fun it doesn't matter but only talks only with the irgc defectors agree bets only talks what

06:46:36 means bets only talks um bets only talks only there are two onlys in the sentence i don't know

06:46:42 what this sentence is but something about uh what should we negotiate with the irgc defect the

06:46:47 problem is that where are they so we're still waiting for those who said that they've defected

06:46:52 but they haven't made their moves yet there have been some who publicly did it the diplomats we

06:46:57 had a couple recently we don't know about the rest yet i don't know what 2ctv is tusi that's

06:47:06 not our channel but it's okay 2ctv reporting has been spot on um it talks on again off again

06:47:15 you called it yeah i mean i i did say even in the previous report i said they're gonna come back

06:47:21 let them talk let them let them go through this uh charade this circus of theater and it's just

06:47:27 nonsense uh curious if you think that a iran national army will show up for the people

06:47:33 when the times right as i said they they have no other option because their job and their duty is

06:47:38 the Iranian people not the supreme leader it's different to the IRGC but they need the opportunity

06:47:47 to do it and as every single day the regime gets weaker and weaker and even at this point even a

06:47:53 couple of airstrikes will just completely annihilate the structure of the regime but you still do need

06:47:58 a serious military action to bring it down having said that you just leave it a bit longer and the

06:48:03 the regime will just crumble and then you're going to need the armed forces to come out to finish the

06:48:09 job well politics now done in munich not berlin yeah although something else was started in munich

06:48:17 the early 30s uh why is president trump uh vp jd vance and secretary of state rubio not inviting

06:48:25 a reza uh reza shah shah reza pahlevi to visit the white house or trump's house in mara lago

06:48:30 that already happened uh two weeks ago three weeks ago three weeks ago three weeks ago

06:48:37 now two weeks ago that already happened with mar-a-lago um so that has already been done

06:48:44 uh make your own great again jarvid sharp brilliant what is going on here

06:48:51 getting messages from our team what am i doing

06:48:53 it's uh 2ctv reports in niak borobani uh we also have uh for munich in case uh i'm not good enough

06:49:04 for you um to sell the the event i've been told to say that emily schrader from israel and yusuf

06:49:14 haddad will also be there in case i wasn't convincing enough come for them uh we are

06:49:19 yeah we're gonna have israeli speakers and others as well um it just yeah they're not gonna yeah

06:49:27 they're not gonna speak apparently yeah they're not gonna they're just gonna be there if you want

06:49:31 to hang out with the administrator and yourself like that instead of me then love your channel

06:49:36 i'm a member and would love to be able to watch on my roku tv and so if you uh well both youtube

06:49:43 but also if you join to cd plus if you are a member as you said if you use it on the app

06:49:48 not not the browser not the web browser the app download the app and when you go on the videos

06:49:53 if you play a video you can cast it on your roku tv as well and but we will soon actually introduce

06:50:00 a standalone app 2ctv app on apple tv amazon fire stick the google thingy and roku as well

06:50:08 but that's that's going to take a while for now you can actually still use it but you just you

06:50:12 have to go on the app first and then cast on your smart tvs friday february 14th is valentine's day

06:50:19 gary man up you can multitask it's technically my first valentine's day as a married man

06:50:27 and i'm taking the wife to the rally that is the most romantic thing you could do on valentine's 0.98

06:50:32 day uh don't blame me blame uh so actually just just on that note um a lot of iranian girls are 0.76

06:50:42 like making videos now, where they're basically like, you know, young, young, young girls,

06:50:47 you know, like, let's say like older teens, right? So like, you know, over 18, but like younger than

06:50:54 me. They're making videos where they're basically like, here's how you ask out an Iranian girl on

06:51:01 Valentine's Day. And then they put the poster of the rally because because the rally is happening

06:51:07 on february 14 right so um there's some videos like that that are going viral which are kind of

06:51:12 fun so there you go if you want to ask an iranian girl out um for valentine's day invite her to one 0.99

06:51:19 of the rallies and then she'll probably say yes so there you go the stupid people at the munich 0.99

06:51:25 security conference people so i didn't organize it uh but yeah what else could be romantic 0.99

06:51:33 a protest for free iran that's proper romance and if you're single it's also a good place to be

06:51:40 because there's a lot of good-looking people you could meet there's a lot of good-looking

06:51:44 iranians you could meet why the woke cities i try all the dubious all cities are woke right

06:51:50 that's a that's the nature of uh cities urban areas i trust i obviously uh more than a democrats

06:51:57 in the US and in LA is under swine presented by newscom and illegal the thing is LA and California

06:52:04 is the home of millions and millions of Iranians but they went there before LA collapsed they

06:52:10 moved there back in the 70s and 80s so but yeah there's a huge group in LA there's a huge group

06:52:16 in Canada Toronto and Munich is just going to be the main hub for all the European Iranians they 0.82

06:52:22 can just go to munich but i understand your hope for iran and for a free iran this proposed war

06:52:30 with iran will be ugly i pray for the people of iran there's no proposed war there is a war

06:52:37 right now there's an ongoing war and based on the estimate between 70 000 200 000 people have

06:52:44 already been murdered so the war is already ongoing there's no new war that's been started

06:52:52 there's a one-sided war and the Iranian people simply want to be able to defend

06:52:56 themselves because right now they're just getting killed why hasn't the 0.93

06:53:01 artesh done anything is the same question as before I'm also waiting don't

06:53:06 worry this TV to have typhoons headed heading back after hours in west of

06:53:12 Wales they must have heard you were going live yeah they're just getting the

06:53:17 intel from TCTV now this has said I can't take this nonsense anymore

06:53:22 Peru is on your side. Thank you Maria from Peru. Yee-haw!

06:53:28 Tenth Khamenei out with oats and hay. It's not gonna work. We're not in Montana.

06:53:35 Yes, the Austrian started Munich, I know.

06:53:39 However, I blame the art school in Vienna who rejected him. True.

06:53:44 Had they let him paint, the world would be different.

06:53:47 Also, all the kids in school who bullied him for being a vegetarian.

06:53:52 that's why you know i do make fun of vegans sometimes not all vegans some of my best friends

06:53:56 are vegan one uh but uh yeah you make fun of them too much then they might just become a dictator so

06:54:03 it's it's a bit of a lose-lose situation it's like with the some of the some lovely ginger people

06:54:10 you bully them and they become jihadis you know 0.92

06:54:14 don't bully bullying is bad i can bully my job but the rest of you guys you can't bully

06:54:21 um now show what what is happening here oh yes we should this is uh

06:54:28 how do i do this hang on i need to show you guys something

06:54:31 it's falling apart there we go okay so yeah in case you want to know what is actually happening

06:54:41 in the land of Aryans right now for those who think that everything is peaceful and

06:54:53 people are happy and living their lives and there are those those of us who are saying we should

06:55:00 have a random war starting a random war in Iran nobody is saying you should start a war in Iran

06:55:07 We are saying there is a war in Iran. 0.87

06:55:11 Let's finish the war so people could go back to their normal lives. 1.00

06:55:24 That's the situation in Iran. 0.90

06:55:27 There's an actual war.

06:55:29 The problem with this war compared to Ukraine and Russia for example

06:55:33 is that in this war, one side are not armed and are defenceless and have been getting killed every single day.

06:55:41 And technically every single day since 1979 on a slower pace, but over the last few weeks, much, much faster.

06:55:50 Anyway, we're going to keep an eye on this situation and the so-called talks on Friday.

06:55:56 And 2CTV will continue to be your geopolitical news from around the world tomorrow.

06:56:00 keep your eye on this channel because

06:56:02 Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister

06:56:04 of the United Kingdom, might be

06:56:06 going. Thank you so much for watching

06:56:08 I'm Maya Tusi and we are the media

06:56:10 There we go, so that was 0.87

06:56:14 Tusi

06:56:14 Okay, I have a few posts for

06:56:18 you and then I'm going to call it

06:56:20 a night as well because I

06:56:22 have a bunch of things I need to go

06:56:24 through. Guys, I

06:56:26 do have an update

06:56:28 on

06:56:29 um, my, my upcoming discord channel. Wait, wait, I saw a comment here. It was a comment.

06:56:39 Um, updates for the rally folder is going to happen tomorrow. It's going to happen tomorrow

06:56:44 because I've just been doing a whole bunch of other things. Um, but there are some rallies

06:56:49 happening this weekend. I'm getting some emails. So I will, I will give you guys an update on that.

06:56:56 um wait I saw

06:56:58 where's the comment here someone posted something

06:57:01 where was it

06:57:02 oh man

06:57:05 can't find it now

06:57:08 it was a good one too

06:57:11 where was it where was it

06:57:13 oh no everyone's like

06:57:16 let's see if I can go there

06:57:18 oh that was a super chat

06:57:20 which I appreciate

06:57:22 um

06:57:24 update on the rally folder man I can't find it now I can't find it oh there we

06:57:33 go I found it there you go not for you not for you that's that's the right one

06:57:44 that's the right one no YouTube doesn't delete it it's because there's a lot of

06:57:48 people commenting and then it just takes me time takes me time to go through to

06:57:53 to scroll back up so okay guys so updates update on the discord channel so guys the only reason

06:58:00 that i even um asked if you guys wanted a discord channel is because my sister my sister rose um

06:58:11 suggested that maybe i should i should do one and i know nothing about discord and then she was like

06:58:17 like, you know, maybe ask your viewers. So I asked you guys, you guys said yes. So there you go.

06:58:25 Rose Gamari, you guys know her in the chat. You see her there. So don't ask me about when the

06:58:30 Discord is going to be up and running. Ask, ask Rosie, because Rosie is the one that's running it.

06:58:37 So she's, she, she already has like a, like a Discord set up or whatever. And

06:58:45 um, so she's gonna like, I don't know, fix it. You know, I'll, I'll, I'll be there too. I'll be

06:58:52 there too. Of course, like I'm going to participate, but I don't know how it works. So she's going to

06:58:58 be responsible for that. So please direct all of your questions about when the, when, um, the

06:59:05 discord is going to be up and running, um, to Rose cause she's, she's responsible for that. So

06:59:11 I'm calling, I'm calling her out there. So there you go. There's that. And

06:59:21 so apparently now there's like a meme Americans. Can you explain? So apparently there's like a

06:59:32 meme that you, that like Americans have where it's like every time like something happens in

06:59:37 country like you guys photoshopped like marco rubio to be like you know the new leader of that

06:59:44 country or something so i think that's what it is because this one came across my feed

06:59:50 and uh you know apparently it's like you know marco rubio wait what was the the caption here

06:59:57 our our lovely marco let's you know f mullahs together so there you go there's the

07:00:06 yeah yeah the the meme that marco rubio is in charge of anything so now someone basically

07:00:13 um well it's it's like ai but uh but now this is this is apparently like you know so marco rubio

07:00:20 is wearing like um the the the outfit of like um an ancient persian king okay so you know this is

07:00:27 what like, you know, uh, like an ancient Persian king would have looked like during like the

07:00:32 Persian, the Persian empire, right? Like before Islam. So, um, there you go. So apparently there's

07:00:40 like a Marco Rubio meme where apparently, you know, people are not, Iranians are like, you know, 0.55

07:00:45 we love Marco Rubio and, uh, they, they made this. So yeah, I've seen, I've seen actually a number of 0.89

07:00:53 these. So there you go. I thought you guys would appreciate that. And, uh, finally, um, I want to

07:01:00 end with one final thing. Um, and I'm going to call it a night because I do have some things that

07:01:06 I, that I need to do, but, uh, you know, this is, this is sad, but it's also, um, you know, it's, 1.00

07:01:14 it's important because, um, this is a funeral for someone, um, who was, um, murdered by the Islamic

07:01:22 regime. And this is in a small city. It's the city of Dizful. I actually have a lot of extended

07:01:32 family in Dizful. So these are basically my people, right? Like these are my people,

07:01:41 a lot of extended family there. So, you know, I've been there, I've visited.

07:01:50 um so this one kind of you know is is personal for me even though um i don't i don't know the

07:01:55 person who's been murdered here by islamic regime however what i want to share with you is um take

07:02:03 a look at this funeral procession and you know when i when i try to explain you know when i try

07:02:11 to explain that, yes, Iranians are, you know, we're upset by the fact that over 50,000 of us

07:02:21 have been slaughtered. But this mass slaughter of Iranians, 1.00

07:02:32 it has not discouraged us, if anything, it has made Iranians incredibly angry.

07:02:40 incredibly determined and there is this mood within the country all across the country no

07:02:49 matter where where people are from people are angry and people want revenge and people have

07:02:57 pretty much rejected islam so here as as um these these uh you know these people and you know they're

07:03:05 the ethnic minority here is like Lor Bakhtiari. That's my ethnicity, I guess. So, you know,

07:03:14 usually for funerals or whatever, people will be mourning, they'll be crying, right? Like they'll

07:03:20 be playing the Quran or like, you know, whatever jihadi Islamic nonsense, right? However, here, 1.00

07:03:27 instead of playing the Quran, the lures, they are playing a traditional tribal song, right?

07:03:39 Like a traditional, not tribal, like a folk. It's like a traditional folk song. And the folk song

07:03:47 has to do with, you know, like war and survival and things like that. So this just goes to show

07:03:54 that Iranians are more determined than ever. And for every one person, for every one person that

07:04:03 they murder, that the Islamic regime murders, a hundred people take their place. So there's this 0.96

07:04:10 mood of anger and revenge and determination, right? So just watch this because right here,

07:04:18 like this, this is an army. This is an army.

07:04:48 Before anyone asks, the chest feeding, it's not solely an Islamic thing.

07:04:54 The chest feeding is only Islamic when it's with Muslim music or when it's with the Quran or

07:05:01 whatever. Chest feeding is a cultural thing and chest feeding actually has been part of our

07:05:08 culture for well before Islam was invented. So that's the first thing. But here you can see 0.80

07:05:14 like like it's it's it's almost like it's almost like they're all like marching to like the beat

07:05:20 of a war drum right so the people here right they're not they're not like they're angry right

07:05:28 like they're upset but you can see like the rage and the determination on their face and just look

07:05:34 at the crowd like I can't even see the end of the crowd there right there's like um yeah kind of

07:05:41 like Hakka, kind of like Hakka. Yeah, kind of like that. But you can see like people are just

07:05:46 determined, right? And so it's like, like they're, they're very, very, very angry. So when I say that

07:05:52 Iranians, right, Iranians are determined more than ever to overthrow the regime. This is what I'm

07:06:01 talking about. Now, imagine if all these people were armed and had guns, right? Like, like, you

07:06:09 don't want to mess with the lords. You, you do not want to mess with the lords because when you

07:06:12 off the lords, right. Uh, why weren't the women walking with the men? Because the women are 0.98

07:06:21 probably comforting. Um, the women are probably comforting the, you know, the, the, the, the, 1.00

07:06:27 the women of, of the fallen here. So the women are probably just at home. Um, the women are

07:06:33 probably at home, you know, comforting themselves. So it's also probably safer for the women to be 0.93

07:06:41 at home right now, right? So guys, you also have to keep that in mind. It's safer for the women to

07:06:45 be at home because the Islamic regime shoots indiscriminately at people. And you've already 1.00

07:06:50 seen, you know, you heard that testimony of that girl's brother. He was reading, you know, how the

07:06:58 Islamic regime was torturing his sister, right? How they were torturing his younger sister in

07:07:05 jail. So of course, you know, women are probably staying at home. Also, you know, they're like 1.00

07:07:11 making the food and, you know, things like that, right? So the men are like, you know, taking him 1.00

07:07:15 to be buried. And then that's an idiotic comment. It's not that women are only allowed to watch 1.00

07:07:24 with the curtains withdrawn. That's actually a really sexist and stupid comment. Um, that's not 1.00

07:07:29 true. This isn't like a Muslim thing. This is a cultural thing. Um, and the reason women are 1.00

07:07:35 staying at home right now is because the Muslims are murdering Iranian women. So that's why the 1.00

07:07:41 women are staying at home. Um, it's a safety thing. Yeah, I deleted that, whatever. I deleted 1.00

07:07:48 that and, and, uh, and I banned him cause I was, that was just a stupid comment. So yeah, don't, 0.98

07:07:54 don't don't don't compare us to muslims do not compare us to muslims anyways um so we're gonna

07:08:00 watch this again you can see some of the kids are there but um the women and young children are at 0.90

07:08:06 home because it is it is it's dangerous out there right now like even these men even these men um

07:08:12 by just walking in the streets and, you know, demonstrating their anger.

07:08:42 so the white pants they're wearing actually the wide pants that's uh that's a very like

07:08:50 um traditional like lore outfit so actually lore um

07:08:56 like i have a lot of family members in this food right um so here you go here's here's a picture

07:09:08 so this is like the traditional

07:09:16 dress of my people

07:09:19 like the traditional outfits of my people 0.99

07:09:23 here we go, this is a good one

07:09:26 why isn't this picture opening

07:09:32 what's going on here

07:09:38 open image and new tab. Here we go. So kind of cool. I think it's pretty badass, right? So

07:09:49 this is like the traditional outfits of the lore, the lore people. That's, yeah,

07:09:58 of course, lores are Iranian. Guys, we're all Iranian. We're all Iranian, right? So

07:10:03 um we're we're all iranian like all lores are iranian so it's like not even like a thing but

07:10:11 um so the you know about um up until about a hundred years ago um the lores were you know

07:10:19 like sheep herders and things like that um and because they were so the the lores my people

07:10:28 because I think I have a little bit of Persian mixed in as well so I probably have a little bit

07:10:44 of a Persian mixed in but I'm mostly lore and actually I know I'm lore because I'm actually

07:10:51 really good guys I'm actually really good at like shooting a gun so I went to like a gun range

07:10:58 range one time. So it was apparently, so lures are known for their sharp shooting or, or, or like

07:11:04 their shooting skills or something. So, um, I went to, I went to like a shooting range one time

07:11:10 and it was my first time, um, shooting. And, uh, I went with someone who was actually a police

07:11:17 officer. So, you know, I was using, like, I was using their, you know, their guns and whatever.

07:11:21 So I was like literally using police guns to like shoot. And, um, I think I did better than,

07:11:27 i think i did better than uh than my friend so it was actually pretty cool like like uh my friend

07:11:32 was looking at me like what the heck is going on right now i thought you said you've never like

07:11:37 like shot a gun before i was like no i've never like i've never shot a gun so but there you go

07:11:43 so um yeah apparently apparently i'm a natural apparently i'm a natural um so yeah this this is

07:11:50 is like the traditional outfits of, um, of my people. So, you know, you see like, you know,

07:11:56 you got like the wide pants, um, and you got, um, you know, this sort of like the, the, the jacket

07:12:03 with like the stripes on it. Um, and then you got the hat and the, the reason like that lures are

07:12:10 very good at hunting and shooting. Um, well actually it's, it's, it's literally because of

07:12:17 this. It's because, uh, um, for, you know, uh, well, where is this not showing up here?

07:12:25 Oh, chat's not working. All right. Anyway. So, um, the, the, the reason that like, you know,

07:12:31 hunting and shooting is really important. Yep. The, the lures are warriors. Oh, this,

07:12:36 the chat's not working here. What's going on? Wait, I can't share your comments for some reason.

07:12:41 anyways the the lores are warriors um and the lores actually for the longest time because

07:12:49 they're very close to the border uh the lores played a really important role in in like keeping

07:12:55 um like arab invaders out of iran so yeah the the lores are they're like a warrior tribe

07:13:00 so where we are we are a warrior tribe yeah so um i can show you like some other outfits if you like

07:13:10 Let me see what else I can find for you.

07:13:19 Here you go.

07:13:20 Okay, so I mean, like, this is, like, a little article about, like, the lures.

07:13:23 So this is, like, some of the outfits of the women.

07:13:26 So, you know, very colorful.

07:13:31 You know, there you go.

07:13:32 So also, like, sheep herders as well.

07:13:38 I don't know.

07:13:40 here's like some of the you know designs traditional designs um

07:13:47 yeah so this right here honey this is this is how i know that i'm lord because my my father

07:13:59 he's very very picky about honey like the one thing he's picky about is honey it has to be like

07:14:06 good honey. It has to be natural honey. Um, if it's honey and like the honeycomb, that's even

07:14:11 better because that means it's a hundred percent real. So yeah, like he loves honey. Um, some of

07:14:19 the foods there, some more outfits here. Although I don't know why it's not like the website's not

07:14:24 working properly. Anyway, so there you go. There's like some, you know, ethnic, ethnic lore here.

07:14:36 that's not what I wanted

07:14:41 how do I end this

07:14:47 what happened

07:15:06 there was something i wanted to share with you where to go lord

07:15:20 there was like a cool picture of a woman wait there was like a there was a very cool

07:15:34 picture of a woman, um, that was like holding a gun, like a lore woman. Let me find that. Let

07:15:39 me find that for you. Um, is it this one? Oh yeah, here we go. So see, there you go. So,

07:15:57 so even even like lore wait here you go like even lore women even lore women um will shoot guns 1.00

07:16:05 right so yeah you don't want to mess with the lores because the the lores are are warriors 0.92

07:16:11 right like they are like well they i shouldn't say they i should say we like like we are

07:16:18 warrior people so if you're wondering why like you know i just you know i just

07:16:27 DGAF. It's because, you know, it's just, we're fighters, we're warriors. So, um, yeah.

07:16:38 But the thing is, like, we're not like, we're not violent, right? So, so it's, it's not like,

07:16:43 it's not like we just, you know, run around going, right? Like, we're not, we're not like,

07:16:48 you know, jihadi savages, right? Like, um, it's, it's a very, like, you know, quiet, 0.81

07:16:53 calm confidence, right? Like, um, there's, there's, there's strength in silence, right?

07:17:00 There's strength in silence. Um, so we don't go around, like we're, we don't go around bragging

07:17:06 about, you know, our strength or anything like that. Um, but like everyone knows, everyone knows

07:17:13 that the lores are one of the, like the warrior tribes. So, um, yeah, it's pretty cool. Pretty cool

07:17:23 stuff. And then I know, like, a bunch of, like, you know, lore songs as well, which I'm not gonna,

07:17:29 I'm not gonna sing songs for you guys. But let's see if I can find some, like, women, 1.00

07:17:36 women outfits for you guys. So here we go. So there you go. Outfits here. As you can tell,

07:17:48 like like none of our clothes are like the the black veil burqa stuff right um so because that's 1.00

07:17:57 that's not like our culture and and this is guys this is true for like all all all the various like

07:18:03 um ethnicities across iran right like we're all like very vibrant um you know the clothing is

07:18:11 colorful. Um, here, this is another good picture here. I want to try it. Like I want to find like

07:18:20 some authentic things for you guys. Let's see where to go. Open image and new tab.

07:18:29 Don't worry guys. Once, once, once Iran is free, you'll have an opportunity to come check it out,

07:18:35 check it all out for yourself too. Right? So there you go. There's, um, there's the, but so 0.72

07:18:41 anyway so you see the so the wide pants right so this is why i want to show you these outfits so

07:18:46 the the wide pant that's very traditional right very traditional outfit so going back to this

07:18:52 funeral video okay going back to the funeral video you can now see that all the men here

07:18:58 all the men they're wearing like the the traditional wide pant right and why are they

07:19:06 wearing the traditional wide pant, because that's part of like the Lord's like almost like warrior

07:19:11 outfit, right? So again, this goes to this goes to the Iranian people who are saying, you know,

07:19:22 like we are, yes, we're in mourning, but we are at war. So that's why this funeral procession,

07:19:30 it looks more like an army that's marching into battle, right? You can hear the determination

07:19:35 and of course you can hear the the traditional song as opposed to the quran right so no one's

07:19:41 playing like literally no one's playing the quran anymore and lores yeah omid you're right

07:19:47 lores have a lot of um we have a lot of war songs yeah we have a lot of war songs the most famous

07:19:53 one is um uh doya doya vakti janga right

07:19:57 so they're they're all wearing the wide pants right that's like the wide that's like the

07:20:15 traditional chant for the Lord. There you go. So, and yeah, we, we have a lot of war songs. We do.

07:20:34 I don't know if you guys are ready for our war songs though.

07:20:40 I'll save that for another time.

07:20:45 i'll save the i'll save the lore war songs for another time

07:20:52 what something's going with the super bowl

07:21:01 yeah i'll play okay guys i will i will i'll see if i can find one of um

07:21:11 yeah okay so i'm i'm looking at some of the war songs here i'll see if i can find one um that has

07:21:21 like english subtitles so that you guys can follow along as well but i i'm telling you i'm telling

07:21:28 you right now though like even our war songs like our war songs um it's not like aloha akbar jihad

07:21:34 right like even even our war songs are civilized right so we don't we don't sing about like i don't 0.55

07:21:41 know, we're going to go and murder people. The war songs are more like, you know, mother, mother,

07:21:46 it's time for war. I don't know if I'm going to be back, you know, I'm going to like, you know,

07:21:52 load my rifle, you know, things like that. So it's not like I'm going to go out and like murder

07:21:58 people. That's like what the Heydar, Heydar jihadis do, right? So that's a little different.

07:22:05 Okay, guys, I want to thank you all for being here, for joining us for day 39 of

07:22:11 Iran Revolution Live. This is, um, the time of day where I, I, you know, now say goodbye to you

07:22:21 all and, uh, we'll see you all tomorrow. So thank you all for joining and, uh, hopefully we'll have

07:22:30 more. Well, not hopefully, I know we're going to have, um, more news tomorrow

07:22:35 and uh we'll see we'll see how far this goes but i just wanted to thank you all for being here

07:22:42 thank you for your support uh thank you for being with us being with iranians and making us feel

07:22:49 uh less less alone and uh yeah i'm gonna have a lot more news for you and i'm also gonna

07:22:56 share with you the information that i have for the rallies for this coming weekend all right guys

07:23:03 Until tomorrow,

07:23:05 Hwayande Iran

07:23:05 and Javitsha.

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Goldie Ghamari - February 05, 2026

IRAN REVOLUTION LIVE WITH IRANIAN HOSTS - DAY 39

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