00:12:26I just give her a heart. Okay. Um, and then you can see here, like, well done comedy at the UN
00:12:38comedy at the UN guys. That was, I, I, I, I'm anticipating. Oh guys, this is what I'm talking
00:12:45about. So I was, so bride, so the translation, it's not return the ring, but what, what they're
00:12:54saying is you know the bride you know turned her head away so they're referring to the irgc ambassador
00:13:01as the bride and you know they're basically uh comparing they're comparing him to like a fussy
00:13:08bride who's like i'm not interested right with uh with a marriage proposal bachelor you know baby
00:13:17i thought it's appropriate to give you the starlink if you heard the point
00:13:21see see he just he turned his head to the side and then and then the iranians iranians are like
00:13:26you know he's acting like a fussy bride can be very useful for you to allow the iranian people
00:13:34to get their freedom after what you did to them so you want to take it and deliver it back to tehran0.68
00:13:41it can be very useful for you in iran we love the iranian people
00:13:46and we pray for the regime change there it will come that day
00:13:51i really i really need someone to like do an ai edit of that video and then put the put like
00:13:59the ambassador into like an actual like bride's dress or something that would be super funny
00:14:06oh my gosh ranzi's like the bride rejected him yeah the bride rejected him the bride was not0.88
00:14:13impressed oh my gosh I figured I figured we could start off with a little bit of light-hearted humor1.00
00:14:22and laughs as you know my brain sorts of starts waking up guys I have you know we're also waiting
00:14:29for we're waiting for Lebanon and Iraq to speak I think it's Lebanon first and then Iraq let me
00:14:38just pull up my list here. Where did my list go? There we go. Here it is. Iraq. So Iraq is speaking
00:14:46next. We are going to tune in to Iraq because, of course, of all the proxies of the Islamic regime1.00
00:14:54there. PC is saying, Goldie of Canada and UK, go total woke. US will be the last bastion of hope.0.90
00:15:03Yeah, I agree. I agree. And of course, Iran, when Iran is free, hopefully Iran will be free
00:15:09sooner rather than later. I do not have much hope for UK or Canada. Yeah, the situation looks kind1.00
00:15:16of bad. I'm not going to lie. It's unfortunately, it's, you know, the leftists and the globalists,
00:15:23it's part of that plan. And PC says Israel and a free Iran will be other bastions of hope. Yeah,
00:15:29Absolutely. Absolutely. It's that ancient alliance there. Jojo says, I'm Amazigh. I am 100% on your side. But do you want to make a video about Imazighan and the injustice they face? Please, Islam made us backwards.
00:15:50Oh, my gosh. I mean, I'm very, very sorry to hear that. I would be more than happy to work on something and speak about that. I know some information here and there. I mean, I visited Morocco.
00:16:07Um, and, uh, you know, I, so, so I, I kind of, I know about, you know, the Arab colonization,
00:16:17you know, went all the way to Morocco guys. Remember, um, when, when Spain was, um, sort
00:16:25of taken over by the Muslims, they came through Morocco, right? So it was the Arab Arab, you1.00
00:16:34know colonization that started in Saudi Arabia and then when they went east sorry when they went0.52
00:16:42west they went through northern Africa eventually reaching Morocco and then it was from Morocco that0.69
00:16:50they invaded Spain and you know Spain was like Muslim for I don't know like 700 years um until0.99
00:16:56the crusades and you know and the Christians um pushed them back and kicked them out um but I mean1.00
00:17:02I would be, I would be more than happy to speak about that. You'd have to probably like maybe1.00
00:17:07send me an email with some links to some documentaries that I would be happy to watch
00:17:14and, you know, do a video or something to raise awareness about that. Yeah, absolutely. Guys,
00:17:20and this is the thing, like, you know, everywhere Islam goes, they turn it into a seventh century1.00
00:17:25islamic hellhole um yemen for example yemen i mean you guys you guys know about the queen of sheba0.92
00:17:34right the queen of sheba is from what is now modern day yemen yemen used to be a thriving0.92
00:17:44empire and civilization before muhammad and the muslims sent it to hell it wasn't called yemen at
00:17:52the time obviously i can't remember um let me see what it was called like ancient yemen is another
00:17:58example um and you know they they weren't arab either um so it was it so biblical yeah sheba
00:18:08so saba it was it was sheba so you know like the queen of sheba and stuff that's all like
00:18:14that's all like what you know ancient yemen and so it happened in a lot of places happened in a lot
00:18:19lot of places. Yeah, from the Solomon Times, exactly. From the Solomon Times.
00:18:28Okay, I want to share a few more memes with you while we're waiting for Iraq to0.95
00:18:35start. Just, you know, good to get a few laughs in there.
00:45:26iraq's vision is based on contributing to the region's transition from conflict to
00:45:31integration from competition to cooperation from resource depletion to investment in
00:45:40development sorry guys that was a it's a typo it's a typo in my poll it should be no yes or no
00:45:47i wonder if i can edit it no i can't so number two is no
00:45:56let me go back here like i'm really interested to know what iraq has to say because this is like
00:46:01this is very important to the middle east and you know he met with prime minister sorry he met with
00:46:08president trump and you know his government is you know the the instability that he's speaking about
00:46:16are the the durka terrorists that are part of the islamic regime so i i can't tell if he's
00:46:26if he's openly called them out or not the the translation seems to be as if he hasn't yet
00:46:33transition from conflict to integration from
00:46:38Iraq's vision is based on contributing to the region's transition from conflict to integration,
00:46:51from competition to cooperation, from resource depletion to investment in development.
00:47:02On this occasion, we extend our hands to everyone on the basis of respect for sovereignty, non-interference,
00:47:09good neighborliness strengthening mutual interests and adopting dialogue as a means to address
00:47:15differences you know so dark side makes a good point here guys so uh dark side he's uh he confirmed
00:47:22that he's iraqi and uh so he's saying that if iraq mentions vows sign it's it's basically to appease
00:47:30their arab overlords he makes a very good point you know iraq unfortunately is not like
00:47:35like, one of the strongest countries in the Middle East. It's just a reality. So, you know,
00:47:42there is a lot of appeasement that has to take place. So, you know, I actually wouldn't be
00:47:47surprised if he mentions it. And, you know, Darkseid makes a very, very good point about why.
00:47:57Not like an excuse or anything, but I mean, guys, there's, you know, this is politics.
00:48:02We're basically seeing politics in action. So but I'm still curious. I'm still curious because I know that, you know, he like I don't know too much about the Iraqi prime minister himself, but I do know that he is against the Islamic regime.
00:48:24he's against the irgc um the irgc wanted uh a different person to become the prime minister of
00:48:35iraq um and i'm thinking the united states had i don't know somehow did i can't remember what it
00:48:43was but we spoke about this and so uh this this gentleman who is the prime minister of iraq
00:48:48this is not the choice of the islamic regime and in fact um one thing that was significant about
00:48:57the iraqi election was that i think this is maybe one of the first times in a long time where um
00:49:04the sort of chosen candidate of the islamic regime was not voted in so this was like apparently it
00:49:12like a big upset here um and that is why uh you know president trump has invited him to the white
00:49:19house and you know trying to sort of like establish and build upon that relationship uh because you
00:49:26know my understanding is that he is trying to um weaken and you know eventually eradicate um
00:49:36the terrorist groups in iraq that are connected with the islamic regime now um dark side i'm just
00:49:44kind of speaking from memory here um if i'm wrong on anything let me know but that's sort of like
00:49:49i think the gist and the summary of um of of the situation with with the um the iraqi prime minister
00:49:59no will uh so he he doesn't support the proxies he's fighting against the proxies so when he's
00:50:08referring to you know the instability and extremism in iraq he's referring to the
00:50:15proxies which are you know the islamic regime um anyways let's continue let's continue
00:50:22Based on these principles, Iraq renews its position in support of dialogue and diplomacy
00:50:51We also call for support for efforts for the passage of trade through Iraqi territory with great facilities in order to provide alternatives to complex trade corridors.
00:51:04Okay, guys, so I was right. Look at that. Okay, guys, so Darkside confirmed.
00:51:10So, guys, anyone in the chat, if you have any questions about Iraq, Darkside is from Iraq. He's Iraqi.
00:51:17so yeah you can ask him any questions that you might have um about about iraq there you go we
00:51:24have our iraq expert here in the chat and uh yeah so i was i was right okay i'm glad i'm glad i knew
00:51:30i knew that there was something with the elections and i knew that the previous guy was like pro irgc
00:51:35and so this was um the fact that he was elected is actually a positive step for iraq because um
00:51:43this you know severely or you know starts to limit the the power and the strength um of of
00:51:49the islamic regime okay so i was on the right track here the alternatives to complex trade corridors
01:01:04And then it just moves on, ladies and gentlemen.
01:01:16The security we seek is not limited to halting conflicts, but rather includes confronting
01:01:22climate change, the effects of desertification and water scarcity.
01:01:30are challenges that iraq faces that affect its food security guys so he he did not mention israel at
01:01:38all that's significant that's actually significant guys that's a significant policy change that's a
01:01:47significant policy change because usually i mean we saw with kuwait right on a scale of one to
01:01:55kuwait you put him out of five yeah well no but but you because listen oftentimes i mean i don't
01:02:01know if he's going to mention israel at the end of his speech we'll get to that momentarily we
01:02:07yeah we only we only have like uh what about 17 yeah we have like seven or eight more minutes
01:02:13of this to go through um but the fact that he did not bring up israel but only spoke about ballastine
01:02:22that that that's actually significant that's actually significant because um you know
01:02:33oftentimes i mean i don't know this could this could be a shift in in policy i have no idea i
01:02:39don't i don't know but um it is it is strange to speak about balestine but not bring up israel
01:02:48Our government is hard at work to develop mutually beneficial partnerships, create employment opportunities, transfer technology and knowledge, and develop Iraq's productive capabilities.
01:03:08Ladies and gentlemen, the security of states and the maintenance of peace are a shared
01:03:20responsibility as per the Charter of the United Nations.
01:03:27True stability is not built through wars, but through common interests that make cooperation
01:03:33more feasible than conflict iraq's vision is based on contributing to the region's transition from
01:03:51conflict to integration from competition to cooperation from resource depletion
01:03:58to investment in development on this occasion we extend our hands to everyone on the basis
01:04:07of respect for sovereignty non-interference good neighborliness strengthening mutual interests
01:04:14and adopting dialogue as a means to address differences
01:04:18Based on these principles, Iraq renews its position in support of dialogue and diplomacy
01:11:56there you go so so the the um president of iraq you know he alluded to the islamic regime he
01:12:04alluded to the IRGC kind of through, you know, mentioning instability, mentioning, you know,
01:12:12like the drug trafficking, things like that. He also, but so he alluded to the Islamic regime,
01:12:19but he didn't actually call them out directly. He also referenced Palestine,
01:12:27but he did not call out israel i found that very interesting um you know the the reality is is that
01:12:39you know with with the you know many of these middle eastern countries and especially the
01:12:44weaker ones they're gonna have to just like give a nod or you know pay homage or whatever
01:12:52um most of them anyway um i i don't know if the uae has spoken actually um if the uae has already
01:13:01spoken and we missed it i would be very interesting interested in um watching the speech from the uae
01:13:09to see if if they have said anything or if they will say anything um
01:13:16and then of course i'm interested to so one of the speeches that we're watching later today
01:13:22is bahrain um bahrain has signed the abraham accords uh with israel so i would be interested
01:13:32to know what bahrain is saying which is why we're going to watch that but what i found interesting
01:13:37about what he said about ballastine is that he did not mention israel because usually you know
01:13:42we saw this with kuwait yesterday when when you know they mentioned ballastine then they go into
01:13:47this rant about you know israel and the israel occupation forces and blah blah blah um in his
01:13:54speech yeah exactly right like this is what this is what i'm trying to say not calling out israel
01:14:03is a bigger deal than people realize because it's not only about what is being said it's about
01:14:11about what's not being said. So something to think about, something to think about there.
01:14:25So I thought that was very, very interesting. Because, you know, sometimes silence is louder
01:14:33than words um and it was almost as if mentioning uh ballastine it was almost kind of just like a
01:14:41footnote it was like okay like i just have to like give like the standard line and then just kind of
01:14:47move on sort of thing right um so that that's that's a significant shift in in policy
01:14:57yeah oh we're definitely uh re-watching prime minister netanyahu's speech from yesterday um
01:15:05there's just there's two speeches this morning that i really want to watch uh iraq and immediately
01:15:10after um it's uh it's it's lebanon um i want to watch lebanon but um i actually need to take like
01:15:19a five or 10 minute break. So while I'm gone, I'm going to play this this news article for you guys
01:15:28from from where to go from Fox News. Let me just pull it up here. So I'm going to share this
01:15:37article about Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech on Fox News. And then I will be back
01:15:46in a little bit and then we'll continue with Lebanon because I'm very interested to see
01:15:52what Lebanon has to say. We'll move to this. Benjamin Netanyahu arriving in the United States
01:15:58now as the world awaits his highly anticipated speech at the UN General Assembly. It happens
01:16:04today, just hours from now. He hinted at some surprises in his speech and he's already delivering
01:16:11some jabs along the way, accusing New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani of supporting Hamas.
01:16:17Anti-Israel protesters have gathered outside the UN building.
01:16:20So that shows you kind of the recent months in which those protests have happened, and
01:16:44we put together a little montage of video there for you.
01:16:47Senior Correspondent Eric Sean is outside the United Nations now. Eric.
01:16:54Hello, Harris. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to unveil some new intelligence about Iran.
01:17:03When he speaks to the General Assembly here this afternoon, he will also defend the Jewish state against the critics of the Israeli actions in Gaza.
01:17:12And just like last year and previously, when the prime minister addresses the General Assembly Hall, dozens of diplomats are again expected to walk out in protest.
01:17:23But the prime minister will lay out why Israel needs to defend itself against Hamas' terror and the continuing threat from Iran.
01:17:31He is also expected to lash out at New York City Mayor Zorhan Mandami, who has called for Netanyahu's arrest as a war criminal.
01:17:39Well, the prime minister and Israeli U.N. ambassador, Danny Denon, call Mamdani a Hamas sympathizer, which Mamdani denies.
01:17:49The mayor supported Hamas terrorist insights against the Jewish communities.
01:17:54He actually sent his representative to meet with the Iranian ambassador here at the U.N.
01:17:58So if someone should be arrested, maybe it's Mayor Mamdani.0.97
01:18:04The visit comes as the world is reminded of the deadly Palestinian threat.0.99
01:18:08The 39-year-old son of the Israeli ambassador to the United States, an army reservist, was critically injured.
01:18:15It happened in a car-ramming attack in the West Bank yesterday.
01:18:19The ambassador's oldest son, by the way, was killed in combat in Gaza three years ago.
01:18:25Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas addressed the General Assembly virtually in the last hour.
01:18:31The Trump administration refused to grant him a visa, which is why he is not here in person.
01:18:38Our people are being subjected at the hands of the Israeli occupation forces to killing, destruction, starvation, and attempts at displacement, as well as a genocidal war that has created an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe.
01:18:58Prime Minister Nanyahu's visit here will be very quick. He is due back in Israel for Friday night, sundown for a Jewish holiday. Harris.
01:19:08Accusing Israel of genocide is the greatest lie of the century.
01:19:13If you want to know how big a lie, if you want to know how absurd it is, listen to Colonel John Spencer.
01:19:22He's head of urban warfare studies at West Point.
01:19:25He's considered one of the world's, or perhaps the world's foremost, expert on urban warfare.
01:44:12restoring a state that its citizens trust that is master of its own decisions and that exercises
01:44:22sovereignty over the whole of its territory mr president first the trust we seek to restore
01:44:30is not trust in words it is trust in institutions that protect prides in the judiciary that
01:44:36guarantees justice in an economy that restores prosperity to the people and gives young people
01:44:42the opportunity of a better future we cannot speak of restoring trust so someone is saying
01:44:50i think there's a language barrier i mean guys if there's uh you know if there's anyone from
01:44:54lebanon or anyone who you know um speaks uh speaks and understands arabic um if you're watching like
01:45:00the arabic live stream of of this if what you know the the untranslated version um yeah i'd be
01:45:07curious to know if this is a language barrier from the translator or like a mistranslation or
01:45:12something i don't know but uh i mean if if if this was like a mistranslation that would be
01:45:19really awkward because you would you would expect or assume that the united nations would have the
01:45:27most professional uh you know translators there without recalling the beirut port explosion
01:45:37the wound of the 4th of august remains open it cannot heal without truth justice and
01:45:47accountability and these will inevitably come
01:45:51some may feel may feel that our government has not yet fulfilled all of its commitments
01:45:58we do not claim that the task is complete but fairness demands that we not overlook the scale
01:46:06of legacy we inherited paralyzed institutions a public administration of diminished effectiveness
01:46:14an economy stripped of the foundations of growth and a state weakened by compounding crises
01:46:21and by decades of external interference even though we have not used the difficulty of our
01:46:29circumstances as a pretext to retreat from our commitments and we will not retreat
01:46:35Lebanon has launched reforms on several fronts, namely revitalizing the public administration, strengthening the independence of the judiciary, modernizing the media law, and abolishing the death penalty.
01:46:50It is also advancing towards the completion of financial reforms aimed at restoring order to the financial system and recovering depositors' funds.
01:47:01These reforms should pave the way for an agreement with the IMF.
01:47:07Such an agreement is an indispensable tool for restoring international confidence in Lebanon
01:47:12and a gateway to securing the financing needed from all our regional and international partners
01:50:32yeah so guys there's actually a un resolution that says lebanon has a responsibility to make
01:50:41sure that hezbollah uh is not south of the the litany river here let me pull it up on a map for
01:50:48you. Because like what he's saying, if you don't if you don't know the context behind it, it just
01:51:08sounds like Israel is just randomly there because oh, you know, they just they just randomly want
01:51:14occupy Lebanon and that's not the case at all so where is it here we go so the
01:51:28United Nations Security Council resolution 1701 establishes a
01:51:32demilitarized zone south of the Litany River in Lebanon where no armed
01:51:38personnel or weapons from Hezbollah are allowed. And so this is this is the boundary here. Okay,
01:51:45let me open this image in a new tab. So I can zoom in. Okay, so
01:51:54so un resolution 1701 um it essentially establishes this buffer zone and hezbollah is0.63
01:52:08not allowed to be here hezbollah has to be north of the litany litany rivers litany
01:52:16litany i don't know how to pronounce that sorry guys um hezbollah is here hezbollah is here
01:52:24Now, what's interesting about, you know, UN Security Council Resolution 1701. So here we go. Let me pull it up for you on Wikipedia. I don't usually trust Wikipedia, but you know, let's just look at a quick summary here.
01:52:39So it was intended to resolve the 2006 Lebanon war. The resolution calls for a full cessation of hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah, the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanon with no armed forces other than the, you know, the Blue Helmets and Lebanese military south of the Litany River.
01:52:58okay it emphasizes lebanon's need to fully exert government control and calls for efforts to
01:53:06address the unconditional release of abducted israeli soldiers it was unanimously approved
01:53:12um as of 2024 guys look at this okay this is the important part here so as of 2024 the resolution
01:53:21was not fully implemented guys as of today as of today it's still not fully implemented
01:53:29Hezbollah and other armed groups in southern Lebanon have not withdrawn at all.
01:53:34In particular, Hezbollah has since significantly increased their weapons capabilities, amassing approximately 120,000 to 200,000 munitions,
01:53:46and has increased the deployment of its armed forces south of the Litany River, developing tunnels, weapon stashes, airstrips, and military installations.
01:53:57Lebanon has also accused Israel of not fully withdrawing from Lebanese territories and
01:54:02violating their air and maritime borders. Well, gee, Lebanon, Lebanon, when you can't keep your
01:54:09end of the bargain, when you literally can't, you know, stop Hezbollah from going south of the0.99
01:54:18Litany River, right? Again, guys, okay? So Hezbollah is not supposed to be here.0.95
01:54:26After that UN Resolution 1701 was signed, even more Hezbollah went over here, you know, even more0.83
01:54:35tunnels and, you know, underground facilities and everything were built, okay? So they actually0.98
01:54:40increased. So wait, what is Israel supposed to do? Israel is just supposed to be like,0.52
01:54:45oh okay guys yeah sure we trust you and then what they're just going to back off0.79
01:54:49why do you think hezbollah is going here because that is basically where the islamic regime
01:54:55attacks israel from yeah i don't know i don't know if it's lebanon i don't know if the you
01:55:01know the the government of lebanon can't stop the isla can't stop hezbollah or doesn't want
01:55:07to stop them i don't know that one is i don't know uh like that is up in the air but this is
01:55:13where Israel is attacking. Because Hezbollah's presence increased. It increased. It increased.
01:55:24So like the fact that the guy from Lebanon is saying, oh, Israel hasn't withdrawn from, you0.79
01:55:34know, the lands they're occupying. Yeah, that's because that's because you guys are in breach of0.97
01:55:39your end of of the you know obligations under un resolution 1701 and what what is israel supposed0.98
01:55:49to do just sit back allow another october 7 to happen allow more jewish babies to be burned
01:55:56allow more hostages to be taken what you think the israeli people are just supposed to take a0.70
01:56:01step back no of course not they're going in and they're destroying something that poses an
01:56:08existential threat to them. And let's not even talk about what happened after October 7.
01:56:21Because after Hamas did their genocidal massacre against innocent Jewish people on October 7,
01:56:32immediately, immediately, literally the day after Hezbollah started firing thousands and
01:56:39thousands of rockets from southern Lebanon. So what, Israel's just supposed to sit back and take
01:56:49it? No, Israel has every right to defend itself. You guys either can't or won't stop Hezbollah
01:56:59from being in the area so israel has gone in and they're you know taking out the trash and you know0.99
01:57:05in the last four or five months they've pretty much annihilated hezbollah right like they they
01:57:12pretty much destroyed almost everything but the job's not done yet so i don't know why lebanon is
01:57:21complaining because you guys claim that, oh, you know, we're peaceful. So shouldn't you be happy
01:57:30that Israel is doing the job for you, the job that you guys weren't able to do? And guys,
01:57:36by the way, the UN blue helmets are useless. The UN blue helmets, they know that Hezbollah is there.0.99
01:57:41They don't get involved. They just, they don't care. They literally don't care. They watch
01:57:45everything that's happening they don't care um yeah so guys this is the context this is the
01:57:55context if you're wondering why the idf is currently um you know in lebanon it's because0.53
01:58:02they're destroying hezbollah but you know what hasn't changed the border the border between
01:58:10Israel and Lebanon has not changed. Okay. I haven't seen any Israeli, you know, official
01:58:17or politician or whatever, come out and say, yes, we, we are going to annex, annex the area. And,
01:58:26you know, this is new Israeli territory. You know, we're going to change the boundary. None
01:58:30of that is happening. Do you guys actually think Israel wants to spend like millions,
01:58:37if not billions of dollars on war when they could actually invest that into something you know like
01:58:45like peaceful whatever to like you know improve civilization as a whole you know contribute to
01:58:51to civilization like they have been doing for the last thousands and thousands of years israel has0.91
01:58:57no choice because Israel is literally surrounded by Durka jihadi terrorists that want to destroy0.84
01:59:08Israel, that they literally pose an existential threat to Israel. I remember when I visited Haifa0.99
01:59:16that very same day hezbollah sent um at least like a hundred missiles towards haifa and we
01:59:27had to run into a bomb shelter and you know we could hear the iron dome up ahead you know we
01:59:32could hear like the pop pop pop pops as the iron dome was uh you know going after every single0.86
01:59:38hezbollah missile that was being fired um and you know iranian dark humor so you know we're all in
01:59:46bomb shelter and it was it was like an iranian delegation that i was a part of and so you know0.91
01:59:50we looked at our hosts and we were like don't worry this is just the islamic regime welcoming0.82
01:59:55us to israel because you know hezbollah is part of the islamic regime so you know iranian dark0.91
02:00:01humor there for you but um yeah guy you know i actually have footage of that i actually have0.67
02:00:08footage of the moment where like the the sirens go off and we're running into the bomb shelter
02:00:14that's when i was in haifa and you know the the boom booms the missiles were coming from
02:00:19from literally from the border they were coming from the border the place where hezbollah is not
02:00:25supposed to be that's where they were sending boom booms from and i was there and i experienced that
02:00:31firsthand here let me pull it up for you guys now i have it somewhere um
02:00:44Here we go. I found it. Look at this. So this is from October 9, 2024. Let me just hide this. So I was in Haifa, Israel, when Hezbollah terrorists, a proxy of the Islamic regime in Iran, fired approximately 100 rockets at civilian targets.
02:01:04Hearing boom after boom as Israel's Iron Dome intercepted the indiscriminate missile attack by Hezbollah terrorists was a life-changing experience.
02:05:09And for some reason, no one talks about this.
02:05:14For some reason, no one talks about this.0.71
02:05:15And yet, and yet, Israel is supposedly the aggressor. Okay, well, you know, the last time that I checked, you know, sending 100 missiles, targeting, you know, a city, you know, Haifa, and sending 100 missiles to just indiscriminately bomb residential and civilian areas.
02:05:45isn't that a war crime how come no one's speaking about how come literally no one's speaking about0.66
02:05:50out about the fact that these terrorists are engaging in war crimes every single day look at
02:05:58this so we were in the tech in the technical institute in haifa and we're running to the
02:06:09shelter now in the university because there's air sirens going on just watch your step
02:06:39and you know you know where those bombs where the you know where those missiles were coming from
02:06:46they were coming from here okay they weren't coming from up there they were coming from right
02:06:53from the border right from the place where hezbollah is not supposed to be and yet uh since
02:07:02the resolution un resolution 1701 their presence had actually increased up until 2024 and of course0.80
02:07:10in the last several years uh the idf has been doing the world a favor by destroying hezbollah0.82
02:07:17they're pretty much almost eradicated now but you know there's still some pockets of0.87
02:07:22hezbollah there so of course israel wants to finish the job like israel's israel's not in
02:07:30southern lebanon because they just feel like it and you know they just randomly want to tag hezbollah
02:07:35no israel is there because hezbollah poses an existential threat and i've experienced that
02:07:41directly firsthand so anyways going back to you know the lebanese dude
02:07:53that's the context that's the context behind this so for him to complain about how um oh israel0.99
02:08:03needs to retreat and you know they're occupying our land okay you idiot like who are you trying0.99
02:08:08to fool who are you trying to fool how come how come how come there's no mention of the islamic1.00
02:08:16regime occupying Lebanon through Hezbollah. Like who is he speaking for? Is he speaking for the0.88
02:08:25Lebanese people or is he speaking for Hezbollah? Because right now to me, this speech, this speech
02:08:31sounds like he's speaking on behalf of Hezbollah. My two cents. Because I know many Lebanese people
02:08:37and remember guys, Lebanon 50 years ago used to be a Christian majority country.
02:08:45Lebanon was one of the last Christian majority countries in the Middle East until about, you know, 50 years ago when the Lebanese civil war started.
02:08:58And, you know, that included the Palestinians and, you know, the Shia or whatever.
02:09:03And a lot of Christian Lebanese were persecuted and they had to escape.
02:09:24I don't know who this guy is speaking on behalf of, but he's not speaking on behalf of the Lebanese people.
02:09:29Because the Lebanese people, you know, like the real Lebanese people, have no issue with Israel.0.82
02:09:38And in fact, Lebanese Christians, I know for a fact, are very grateful that Israel is, you know, sending Hezbollah to hell where they belong.0.92
02:09:49I mean, I could be wrong, but that's my take on it from, you know, not just Lebanese people that I know, but also, of course, Bridget Gabriel and others who've spoken about this.0.98
02:09:59If there are any people from Lebanon in the chat, let me know.
02:10:04I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on this.0.99
02:10:08mean of course if you're hezbollah then you know just go to hell but if you're not hezbollah i'm0.74
02:10:13interested in hearing from you security and stability become the price of settlements0.75
02:10:18concluded in its absence third our position on the war has been clear from the outset we0.99
02:10:24want it to end we want the ceasefire consolidated we want israel to withdraw from all lebanese
02:10:30territory up to our internationally recognized borders yeah well then you know why get rid of0.98
02:10:34hezbollah if you want if you want the the conflict to end get rid of hezbollah how come you're not0.81
02:10:41mentioning hezbollah you're he's making it guys he's making it seem as if israel is attacking
02:10:46lebanon israel is not attacking lebanon israel is destroying hezbollah that's two different things
02:10:54this this yeah like guys he's speaking on behalf like there's something off
02:10:58he's speaking on behalf of hezbollah here he's not speaking on behalf of the lebanese people
02:11:01from the outset we want it to end we want the ceasefire consolidated we want israel to withdraw0.74
02:11:08from all lebanese territory up to our internationally recognized borders in accordance with the 19900.82
02:11:15with the 1949 general armistice agreement and as affirmed by resolution 1701 we want the release of
02:11:22all our detainees the safe and dignified return of our people to their villages and towns and
02:11:30the reconstruction of what the war has destroyed it was in that spirit that the lebanese state
02:11:37entered into negotiations with israel under the kind auspices of the united states of
02:11:43america and its president for which we are grateful with a view to reaching arrangements
02:11:50that ensure an end to the war and the restoration of lebanon's full sovereignty the sovereignty to
02:11:56which we are committed is indivisible. And who exactly is occupying you, Lebanon?
02:12:03Who's occupying you? Why do you have an issue with your sovereignty? Is it Israel or is it Hezbollah?
02:12:11Wow, this is wild. He's making it seem as if the problem is Israel and not Hezbollah.
02:12:20It requires Israel's withdrawal from all Lebanese territory. It equally requires the0.89
02:12:25extension of the authority of the lebanese state through its own forces over the entirety of its
02:12:30territory with weapons held by the state alone it is on these two principles and on the basis
02:12:37of reciprocity and phased implementation that the tripartite framework reached in the negotiations
02:12:44rest however the success of any agreement is measured not by declared intentions but by
02:12:53fulfillment of commitments. What is required today, therefore, is to complete the translation
02:13:01of this framework into practical steps within a clear timetable and with a verification mechanism
02:13:09that ensures the implementation of all its provisions. Mr. President, in this context,
02:13:17i must pay tribute to the role played by the united nations interim force in lebanon unifil
02:13:24and to the courage of its leadership personnel and staff and their sacrifices in preserving
02:13:31stability supporting the lebanese armed forces and implementing resolution 1701
02:13:37yeah to all the countries that have contributed troops yeah you're you're the one who won't0.97
02:13:47implement resolution 1701 you're the ones who are supposed to keep hezbollah out of the buffer zone
02:13:52to this force lebanon extends its profound thanks and appreciation we have taken note of security
02:13:59Council Resolution 2790 of 2025 which decided to terminate UNIFIL's operations at the end of this
02:14:10year and to begin its gradual withdrawal and requested the Secretary General to explore
02:14:15available options for the continued implementation of Resolution 1701. What we wish to stress here
02:14:23and today is the need to avert the vacuum that unifields withdrawal could create
02:14:32where it to take place without agreement on a new international force to replace it
02:14:39such a force should ensure the continuation of monitoring reporting and liaison functions
02:14:45and its role should complement the requirements for implementing the tripartite framework
02:14:51Mr. President, recovering the land does not mean only the withdrawal of occupying
02:15:01forces. It also means the return of its inhabitants and the revival of life in their villages and
02:15:06towns. The war has left behind a vast humanitarian crisis in Lebanon. It has caused extensive
02:15:15destruction to housing, public facilities, infrastructure, and productive sectors,
02:15:20and has deprived large numbers of Lebanese of their homes and livelihoods.
02:15:27While we thank the United Nations entities and our international partners for their
02:15:33humanitarian contributions, we call at the same time for continued funding to meet the basic needs
02:15:39of those affected, particularly the displaced, in parallel with the requirements of early recovery.
02:15:49as well as reconstruction and development the reconstruction of the south is not merely the
02:15:57rebuilding of stone it is the rebuilding of people's lives the restoration of their livelihoods
02:16:04and affirmation of the right to live in safety and dignity on their land
02:16:10mr president the lebanon that stands before you today does not shirk its responsibilities
02:16:18nor does it ask others to do what it is duty-bound to do itself. We are shouldering our
02:16:25responsibility for reform and for extending the authority of the state over the entirety of our
02:16:31territory but we are entitled to ask the international community to shoulder in turn
02:16:37its responsibility to ensure respect for Lebanon's sovereignty and the implementation of resolutions
02:27:39um was it ghana because listen we haven't listened to all the speeches but i think the the guy from
02:27:49ghana i don't know the president or prime minister i can't recall if it's a you know the head of
02:27:53state the the speaker the speaker for ghana he also referenced something about having to uh you
02:28:00know change the composition of the security council um so basically guys what they're trying to do
02:28:08is um they want it so that the united states does not have veto power
02:28:19by removing the veto power of the united states
02:28:25they can then do whatever they want to israel and the united states can't veto that so remember
02:28:32these Durka countries that have essentially taken over the United Nations, right? This is why I say0.84
02:28:38the United Nations is a garbage organization. Because initially, when it was first created,0.99
02:28:46it was created with good intentions. And, you know, I even shared a speech from the Shah of
02:28:55Iran at the time, who spoke at the UN in 1949, you know, back when the UN was a respectable
02:29:02organization. But ever since then, it's been taken over by all these like, you know, small1.00
02:29:08Durka, you know, countries. And this is, this is, this is a problem. This is a problem. And1.00
02:29:19it needs to be called out. Like, who are you? Lebanon, who are you to even say
02:29:25that the composition of the UN Security Council should change? The reason that they're doing this
02:29:33is because they want to remove the veto power of the United States so that the United States
02:29:39can't defend Israel. That's essentially what they're trying to do. Obviously, I don't think
02:29:45ever going to happen it will literally never happen because the united states can veto that
02:29:51right so it will never happen there is there is no possible way within the current framework
02:29:59of the united nations for the united states to be forced to give up its veto power okay so that's
02:30:07never a thing that's that's not a thing that can never happen the only way that the united states
02:30:15could ever give up its veto power is if the united states itself did that so you know let's say i
02:30:25don't know theoretically um you know god forbid god forbid let's say for example i don't know
02:30:31like mom donnie became the president of the united states you know as like a worst case scenario
02:30:35right like imagine if like you know mom donnie became president of the united states right so0.96
02:30:40So the Durkhas have infiltrated, they've infiltrated American politics, they've infiltrated it all the way to the top.0.98
02:30:47You know, that Durka, that terrorist is now the president.0.98
02:30:52Theoretically, I guess, like as president, Mamdani, let's say, could then be like, you know what, this isn't fair.0.96
02:30:59This isn't fair. America shouldn't have veto power.0.59
02:31:02And, you know, I, as president, I'm going to, you know, pass a resolution to, you know, the UN Security Council to remove America's veto power.
02:31:13That's the only way it could ever happen.0.62
02:31:15So this is what I'm trying to say, that the only possible way that the U.S. could ever lose its veto power is if, you know, somehow, you know, God forbid, in some sort of weird nightmare scenario, a Democrat or, you know, a Durka became president and then they willingly gave up their veto power.0.75
02:31:45that that's the only possible scenario i can think of where something like that could happen
02:31:51um yeah no no i i know i know america would never do that i sorry uh what's this
02:31:59where where's the comment sorry the comments went by really really quick i missed it so
02:32:04yeah guys listen i'm not saying that this is going to happen i'm just i'm giving you a theoretical
02:32:09i'm just giving you a theoretical possible scenario i'm just thinking that the only way
02:32:17america could ever lose its veto power at the un would be if america itself wanted to give up their
02:32:25veto power okay so so that's the only scenario where i can see that happening because within
02:32:31the current framework of the united nations um the united states can't be forced to to give up
02:32:38its veto power. But I find it very interesting and alarming. And, you know, this is sort of
02:32:46setting off, you know, red flags for me. Like, why the heck is Lebanon speaking about changing1.00
02:32:55the composition of the UN Security Council? And, you know, Ghana did it as well. I wonder if any
02:33:02other countries you know i would actually be curious to know um how many countries so far
02:33:10have spoken about the unfairness of the of the security council composition and having to change
02:33:18it or something um that's weird like lebanon i mean no offense to lebanese people but lebanon
02:33:27is not exactly a global power right lebanon is not exactly like a a you know a world player
02:46:35And as soon as I said my response, um, she literally had to cover her mouth because she
02:46:42almost like burst out, uh, into like a loud fit of, of laughter.
02:46:47And because she was standing, like, right in front of me behind the camera, I saw her reaction live.
02:46:55But as you can see, like, I had to keep a very, very straight face.
02:46:58So my face is, like, extra serious here because in the background, Rose is literally, you know, she's doubled over, like, laughing, covering her mouth, trying not to laugh out loud.
02:47:11will bring peace, not military action. I mean, doesn't the UN realize that
02:47:19the administration has tried that already? It doesn't seem to be working. And is it fair
02:47:24to call these attacks unacceptable? Well, you know, I think the United Nations
02:47:28is actually a garbage organization. It's basically just a scam to promote communism1.00
02:47:32and terrorism around the world. Where was the United Nations when back on January 8 and 9,
02:47:37the Islamic regime massacred over 54,000 innocent unarmed Iranians. Why did they speak out then?
02:47:44Why are they speaking out now? We Iranians, we know that the Islamic regime, they've taken Iran1.00
02:47:49hostage. And according to the Geneva Conventions, anyone who uses a civilian infrastructure for1.00
02:47:56military purposes, that becomes a legitimate military target. So all I can say is shame on
02:48:02the UN, defund the UN. It has become a garbage, useless organization. I think 30 percent of it1.00
02:48:08is funded by American taxpayer dollars. And so, you know, I think Americans really need to ask
02:48:12themselves, why are they allowing, you know, their tax dollars go to a global organization
02:48:19that is literally carrying water for terrorists? Ultimately, you cannot negotiate with terrorists.
02:48:26And I think this is a dark day for the United Nations and shame on the UN.
02:48:32there you go so those are those are my thoughts those are my thoughts on0.97
02:48:37the united nations it is a garbage organization and and yes i actually said that i said that out0.73
02:48:42loud you can go find it uh on my youtube channel it's there um just go to like uh there0.94
02:48:51so if you just go to um you know tv media interviews and speeches it's right there i
02:48:58should probably make like a nice thumbnail for this is guys this is what i was traveling so i
02:49:02didn't really have time to like make thumbnails and stuff but there you go that's uh that's my
02:49:07interview from two months ago okay so now i wanted to go over what time is it 12 14. okay
02:49:20Okay. Because I want to go over certain elements of President Trump's speech. Obviously, we're
02:49:31going to revisit Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech in full. And I also want to revisit
02:49:40the interview that His Royal Highness had on Fox News a couple of days ago. I kind of
02:49:48to do those back to back however because um there's certain things that were said in each one
02:49:57of those speeches that all connect and all relate to the current situation um
02:50:07with the islamic regime and the iranian people um and when you put all the pieces of the puzzle
02:50:17together it spells out the end of the islamic regime um i obviously i can't predict when
02:50:26but it seems sooner rather than later perhaps um so we're gonna dive into that absolutely
03:02:41Yeah. Here are just some examples of the wars and the conflicts that the Islamic regime has started either directly or through their proxies.0.88
03:02:59Okay. Look at this. So Lebanon, Israel, that's Hezbollah, 1980s to present. Iran, aka the Islamic
03:03:10regime, was instrumental in Hezbollah's creation and has remained its principal military and
03:03:14financial backer. Hezbollah has fought Israel repeatedly, including the 2006 Lebanon war and
03:03:19attacks beginning after October 7. Israel, Palestine conflict, Hamas and Palestine Islamic
03:03:26jihad tehran has provided years of weapons financing and training however regarding
03:03:30october 7 specifically public evidence is not established that tehran ordered or directed the
03:03:35attack they did they've they actually have admitted it on on islamic regime state tv i
03:03:41don't know why people haven't caught on to that iraq after 2003 iran armed trained and supported
03:03:49Shiite militias that attacked U.S. and coalition forces, including with sophisticated IED
03:03:55technology. Guys, so these Shiite militia groups, these Durkhas, not only do they murder Iranians,0.99
03:04:03but they also murder Iraqis. And you can speak to, I think our Iraqi friend is still in the chat.0.81
03:04:11He can explain more about this as well. But these Durkha Iraqi terrorist groups
03:04:18in Iraq, not only do they murder Iranians, they also murder Iraqis. That's why I call them1.00
03:04:27Durkhas because there are Iranian Durkhas, there's Iraqi Durkhas, there's Lebanese Durkhas,0.97
03:04:34there's white Durkhas, there's ginger Durkhas, they're all over. So that's why I refer to them1.00
03:04:41as Dirkas because it's, you know, nothing to do with country or ethnicity or language spoken or
03:04:48anything like that. But yeah, so, you know, Iraq after 2003, that's all the IRGC. Post-2011 Syria,
03:04:58again, Bashar al-Assad, that as well is the Islamic regime, okay? Saudi Arabia, something,0.79
03:05:07Iraq, Syria. So this one. So the Syria and Iraqi attacks on U.S. forces, again, that was from0.94
03:05:14Iran-backed Iraqi militia. So those were the Durkhas of the Islamic regime in Iraq. Okay.0.91
03:05:22And remember, when we heard the Iraqi president speak earlier today, he's new. Back when these1.00
03:05:32attacks were happening, both Bashar al-Assad was in charge in Syria, and he was a proxy of the
03:05:41Islamic regime. And at that time, the previous Iraqi president was also a puppet of the Islamic
03:05:48regime. And so the Islamic regime was attacking the United States through their proxies.0.83
03:05:54And then, of course, the, you know, Israel, Iran-Israel attack. Iran launched more than 3000.89
03:06:00drones at Israel. And then of course, you know, after that. So, uh, yeah, guys, it's the Islamic
03:06:08regime has started new guys. These are just the conflicts. I'm not even, I haven't even asked0.69
03:06:15about, um, the, the terrorism that they've engaged in. Right. Let's not forget the, the bombing,
03:06:22um of the israeli embassy in argentina that was also that was also the islamic regime
03:06:31it was the islamic regime that did the i think it was in like the early 1980s
03:06:36or something right so yeah literally every single every single word coming out of his mouth is a
03:06:43lie um i have some iranians uh on x who are watching and they're like you know why why are
03:06:49you sharing this? Why are you talking about this? You know, he's lying. The reason that I'm sharing
03:06:54this and breaking it down is because, you know, yes, we as Iranians, we know what's going on.
03:07:00But, you know, we have a lot of viewers who are not familiar with the extent of the lying. And
03:07:08I'm going to, I'll repeat this in Persian as well. But, you know, for all of our Iranian viewers,
03:07:12there's a lot of people here who might not necessarily have as much information about
03:16:06Israel didn't commit genocide, Israel prevented genocide.0.93
03:16:17And that's exactly, that's exactly what Mr. Mamdani's Hamas buddies would have done to us had we not stopped them.0.97
03:16:25They would have killed every last one of us.1.00
03:16:29You know, Michael, I can't think of any country in the world that's been under siege to the0.79
03:16:33degree that Israel has since its creation back in 1947. Israel fought back after October 7th
03:16:40in a way that perhaps it hasn't in the past because it was finally tired of the threat
03:16:45funded by Iran that came from Hamas and Hezbollah. Well, you know, I think the most important part0.87
03:16:52of the speech for me as a citizen was countering the accusation of genocide, which is the worst
03:16:56thing you would say about any country it is profoundly utterly categorically untrue and
03:17:02the fact that israel did disseminate you know literally millions of text messages uh and and0.83
03:17:08and leaflets to palestinians warning them to get out of the way the battlefield uh what genocidal
03:17:13country does that and fighting against an enemy who is deeply embedded in 2.2 million palestinians
03:17:19and fighting not just above the ground but also below the ground in 350 miles of tunnels larger
03:17:24than the New York subway systems. Hardly to imagine. And yes, it's always tragic when civilians are
03:17:29killed, especially if Hamas is using them as human shields. It was very important for me as a citizen,
03:17:34for someone who's involved in the struggle against the accusation of genocide, to hear the prime
03:17:39minister say that. Very important. I hope that message gets through. Michael, joining us live
03:17:46following the address there at the UN from Benjamin Netanyahu. Michael, thank you for standing by with
03:17:51Thank you, Michael. Appreciate that. Thank you both, Sandra. Bye, everybody. I'm Martha McCallum. A lot happening in New York and at the UN this afternoon. Here's a live look at the protests that have been going on pretty much all day outside of the United Nations as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has just wrapped his fairly long comments at the United Nations. The NYPD making at least 100 arrests so far for people who got unruly out there. So we'll keep a close eye on that situation.
03:18:21here's some of what happened this afternoon look at that like they
03:18:26literally look like a bunch of riff-raff I mean look at all these like
03:18:30unemployed uneducated people cosplaying as like terrorists right right the0.97
03:18:41Islamic regime murdered over a hundred thousand Iranians on two nights alone0.75
03:18:44and yet you know they all they care about is guys this this is what like a0.85
03:18:48psyops look like this is what uh this is what a psyops looks like
03:43:48And if you notice, the army has been left alone. And that's because there are certain elements within the Atish that have defected. So I have a feeling there's a reason why we don't see any boom booms on the Atish side.0.93
03:44:09Not to say that all of them have defected, we literally don't know, but given that we know that there have been defections within the army, it would just look very sus if, let's say, one or two people were boom-boomed and the others weren't, because then that would put more suspicion on those who survived.
03:44:32So this way, by keeping the entire command and leadership of the Artish, the army, untouched, no one can figure out who may or may not have defected.
03:44:45So that's the reason why I think we don't see any boom-booms on the army side.0.69
03:44:50But of course, we see a lot of boom-booms and, you know, red skulls on the IRGC side.
03:45:01at mou in a second but specifically will iran stop firing on commercial ships no matter what
03:51:35Um, let me just put the link here to her YouTube channel.
03:51:47And, you know, guys, we, we take a, like an optional class field trip to her channel
03:51:54every sunday evening to talk about science oh wow cool oh that's kind of cool guys on sunday
03:52:01on sunday she's talking about starships you only have five minutes it's up to you rose it's up to
03:52:06you if you want to come up and give us like a five minute breakdown of you know uranium enrichment
03:52:12and you know the 60 to 90 up to you if you want to you can if not that's okay um but you're
03:52:20you're welcome to join um and give that explanation if you can and if not that's okay too
03:52:27um but guys essentially um the the summary here is that there is no reason
03:52:35to have 60 percent um enriched uranium unless you plan on um enriching it to 90 percent
03:52:50Because if you're using nuclear, you know, if you're using enriched uranium for medical purposes or peaceful purposes or, you know, non-military purposes, you don't need to go past 20%.
03:53:1120% is the maximum that you ever need to go. I think like the, the only reason that, um, anyone
03:53:23like goes from 20% to 60% is if they want to get to 90% and 90% is what is used to, to make nuclear
03:53:35bombs um now my understanding is that okay oh rose is coming oh perfect okay so rose is gonna come
03:53:45soon okay so you know what let me let me play this this part of the interview um while rose comes so
03:53:53i'm just gonna play this part and then we're gonna go back um so that she can she can give us like0.88
03:53:59the breakdown of the uranium responsible for a lifetime for that straight they are forbidden for
03:54:05other vessels now and based on what give up the 60 percent isn't navigation supposed to be free
03:54:13will you give up the 60 percent enriched uranium yes within the framework of international law
03:54:22based on the non-proliferation treaty whatever we are supposed to adhere to we will will you stop0.62
03:54:29arming hezbollah and the houthis as part of a deal will you tell the houthis to stop attacking0.93
03:54:34saudi arabia the houthis are responsible for their own actions they don't take directions from us
03:54:43as those who are resisting in the region based on the situations that have been imposed on them
03:54:52we have contacts with them there is no systematic relationship hezbollah in reality
03:54:59as those who resist we feel that there is in reality a sort of common framework
03:55:08with all due respect mr president there's a long time between iran funding we'll go back
03:55:13we'll go back to the hezbollah stuff but uh that was so funny
03:55:18but i i want to post this because i actually i actually shared i think brett shared a clip of
03:55:29the part where look at this guys look at this
03:55:36so brett asks uh guys so this is further on in the interview
03:55:42he asks physician does iran want a nuclear bomb or not do you want a nuclear bomb or not not
03:55:49not at all not at all our martyred esteemed supreme leader he had announced several times
03:55:59that from a religious decree it is unholy it is religious yeah that's called takia that's called
03:56:07to kia and by the way um you guys don't want to build nuclear you don't want a nuclear bomb
03:56:13but you're literally building like secret underground uh missile secret underground
03:56:19nuclear facilities for peaceful purposes and you're enriching uranium to 60 percent
03:56:23so this part kind of sucks because the um the translation uh like the the sub translation
03:56:35speaks over what brett is saying so we have to go back and listen to that twice because it's0.56
03:56:42both his response but then brett's question is religiously illegal to have weapons of mass
03:56:49destruction so so pizishkian says because the dead supreme dictator said that nuclear bombs
03:56:57are illegal so he said it is religiously illegal to develop weapons of mass destruction at the
03:57:04same time brett is speaking and here's his fault so now listen so we listened to position listen
03:57:10to brett's follow-up question he's like right he said that he's like right he said that but you
03:57:21have 60 enriched uranium buried deep under a mountain buried deep under a mountain he's like
03:57:29so you have 60 percent enriched uranium buried deep under a mountain why do you do that he's
03:57:35like why do you do that i mean brett already knows the answer they're doing that because
03:57:40they want to build a nuclear bomb okay there's literally no other reason for that so he's like
03:57:44why do you have 60 enriched uranium deep underground if you don't want to hide it he's
03:57:50like why do you do that if you don't want to hide it you guys he didn't even know what to say did
03:57:57you see that like he's just like he's like huh if you don't want to hide it
03:58:08and then he's like we've already said that we're willing to put this uh you know put this at the
03:58:13disposal of the world said we're willing to dilute them oh he's willing oh wow okay so the the
03:58:20terrorists are like yeah okay you know we've we've um we have amassed a lot of uh 60 enriched uranium
03:58:30we've you know buried it deep underground to try and hide it from you guys but now that you guys
03:58:37have found out um and our cover is blown you know because we tried to hide it from you don't worry
03:58:44don't worry you know what we'll just we'll just uh we'll dilute it ourselves trust us bro it's
03:58:49It's like a trust, it's a trust me bro situation here.
04:05:24Guys, sorry, guys, just a quick note because some people are like, you know, like Tom or sorry, T.0.99
04:05:31No, no, no, you're not too stupid for this.
04:05:33That was just sort of like an intro about like basically she was talking about the green versus the purple.0.99
04:05:38So, uh, what Rose is saying is that, you know, in, in, you know, uranium, that's just, uh,
04:05:44you know, you can just find uranium, uh, in nature.
04:05:48Um, the, the green is much less than the purple.
04:05:51The purple is more, um, and the purple makes it stable.
04:05:54So when uranium is mostly like the purple, you can't make bombs with that.
04:06:00Like that, that's, that's, um, that, that's not for bombs.
04:06:03So that's what she was kind of giving as an intro.
04:06:05So now what she's going to do is she's, she's going to go through what 3% is for what 20% is for what 60% is for and what 90% is for that. That's pretty much all like we need to know on this channel is just the, the relevant, like the, the use of each percentage.
04:06:21Exactly. Thank you, Goldie. So in a typical power plant that is definitely for peaceful purposes, you would only need to do the enrichment up to 3%. So around three, sometimes 5%, the uranium is still relatively stable enough, but you can use it for powering those power plants and different things like that.
04:06:48they're essentially how a nuclear reaction works is this sort of chain reaction that eventually
04:06:56goes on and on and creates ultimately that boom boom but in a three percent enriched environment
04:07:03it's still stable enough to maintain a controlled chain reaction and you're not going to get to
04:07:08that explosive state okay but at this stage it's still relatively below significantly below what
04:07:14would need for any sort of weaponry um and then we get to the 20 which is highly enriched um so
04:07:25this is used a lot for research reactors and any sort of specialized use of applications
04:07:32maybe sometimes for medical purposes um and so you're getting closer to that enriched stage but
04:07:40you wouldn't need 20% for a power plant per se, but you can use it for research or other kinds
04:07:46of specialized uses sometimes in machinery as well. So 20%, um, is for peaceful purposes because
04:07:54you can't, you can't make, um, like a nuclear bomb with 20%. Exactly. Okay. Um, and then you get
04:08:02to the 60%, which is getting a lot closer to the weapons grade level. And there's really no
04:08:15civilian power reactor or any sort of civilian purpose for this kind of level or this stage of
04:08:23enriched uranium. So from a technical standpoint, you are getting much, much closer to getting to
04:08:30that bomb portion. And one thing I should mention is that it can take very, very long to get from
04:08:353% to 20% to 60%. But the more enriched you get, the process is a lot easier and quicker. So the
04:08:46more enriched you get, like the hardest part essentially is getting to that 3% really. And then
04:08:51further along, it gets a lot easier and more quick. So it's almost like the time to enrich
04:09:00the uranium to a higher grade, it shortens almost like exponentially. So it's like the more enriched
04:09:09you make it, the quicker you can get to the next step. So it's like once you get to that hurdle of
04:09:17like 3% or whatever, once you pass that hurdle, it's easier to get to the, to the, uh, the nuclear
04:09:25ball. Exactly. Yeah. Okay. And, and at the 60%, uh, just to reiterate, just confirm. So there's
04:09:33no civilian, uh, purpose for having 60% enriched. Once you get to 60% enriched, that's more like
04:09:43for military purposes or, you know, military research or things like that. So any sort of
04:09:48like medical or, you know, civilian research or anything like that, it's at the 20%. You don't
04:09:54need to go to 60% if you're using uranium for, you know, peaceful purposes. Exactly. Yeah. So
04:10:00again, like there are some naval reactors and things like that, which could use it at this
04:10:05stage, but definitely not for any sort of civilian purpose and very, very close to the, to the
04:10:12weapons grade. And then you get to the actual 90% enrichment, which is what you would need for
04:10:19weapons grade activity. And so at this concentration, you know, I'm not going to get too
04:10:27technical, but it's essentially what you need for the boom boom. Okay. So now one thing I recall is
04:10:36you know uh president trump said a lot uh that the islamic regime was weeks away from uh you
04:10:44know developing um a nuclear weapon um how long does it take to enrich uh how long does it take
04:10:52to go from 60 percent to 90 percent enriched uranium i think it could take like between four
04:11:00to six weeks so relatively like you're you are weeks away um depending on your centrifuges
04:11:07uh but yeah like it that is correct it could be weeks okay okay so there you go thank you so much
04:11:14rose i really appreciate that that's uh that's you know pretty much all the questions uh that i had
04:11:19um chat are you are you good with that explanation um do you have any sort of like any any questions
04:11:26on this like guys rose is a genius at taking these very sort of complicated topics and breaking it
04:11:33down into a way that the rest of us um can understand um but yeah so like like the key
04:11:40point here is that there's literally no reason to have 60 enriched uranium if it's going to be used
04:11:48for peaceful purposes that's that's pretty much the the point here so okay rose thank you so much
04:11:54for joining appreciate that yeah of course thanks for having me and oh my gosh i'll be back anytime
04:12:00okay i will i'll come back okay thank you guys everyone put put an r in the row r in the chat
04:12:09for rose um to show your appreciation and make sure you go to her channel and subscribe
04:12:13there we go um all right so guys um there you go so going back to uh the main interview now
04:12:31um this is why this is why brett is asking position about the 60 enriched uranium because
04:12:42there is no legitimate reason to enrich uranium to 60% if you're going to be using it for peaceful
04:12:55purposes. Like, the enrichment for peaceful purposes ends at 20%. The only time you enrich
04:13:04to 60 is if you want to use it for non-peaceful purposes, like, example, developing a nuclear
04:13:10bomb which is why you know later on in the interview and you know we'll get to this clip
04:13:17um because this is just this is a clip from later on in the interview but now you can see why brett
04:13:22is like um okay so why did you uh develop 60 why did you enrich uranium to 60 and then you buried
04:13:31it deep underground why did you do that and then position is like it's no big deal it's just for
04:13:36peaceful purposes which is literally not true anyway so let's go back to the interview um
04:13:44because now that now that you guys have context for the enriched uranium
04:13:48that that makes that makes everything it says you know he says more um like provides context right
04:13:54in a second but specifically will iran stop firing on commercial ships no matter what
04:14:00flag it is we have not attacked the problem is that when a straight wait guys people are saying
04:14:08let her stay guys i would love it if rose was able to to stay but guys she she's she has a job to do
04:14:16like she has to work as well so um she she only said she can join us for five minutes um but0.60
04:14:24listen she has the link to the studio and she's welcome to join anytime so i mean i would love
04:14:29it if she stayed but that's okay um you know she she does have uh you know work to do as well um
04:14:36yeah guys 2c is going live in 20 minutes so uh we'll we'll get to 2c um after after we're done
04:14:44watching this durka interview and we'll get the latest news updates from 2c those who have been
04:14:50responsible for a lifetime for that strain they are forbidden from moving their vessels through
04:14:56that waterway then of course we will not recognize that right for other vessels now america is
04:15:02forbidding our transit through that waterway for what reason based on what foundation
04:15:08isn't navigation supposed to be free will you give up the 60 enriched uranium
04:15:16yes within the framework of international law based on the non-proliferation treaty whatever0.72
04:15:23we are supposed to adhere to we will will you stop arming hezbollah and the houthis as part
04:15:29of a deal will you tell the houthis to stop attacking saudi arabia the houthis are responsible0.95
04:15:37for their own that's a lie that's a lie they don't take directions from us yes they do as
04:15:42as those who are guys um i've i've literally shared footage okay
05:13:43Let me show you the exact moment when the Islamic regime started to open fire on innocent, unarmed Iranians who were peacefully protesting in the streets, wanting freedom.
05:27:27On January 7, the United States and Israel were not yet involved.
05:27:31The United States and Israel did not get involved until February 27.0.68
05:27:38Everything that happened on January, you know, everything that happened has been the Iranian people the entire time.0.64
05:27:46And remember, all of this began on December 28, 2025, with the collapse of the Riyal.
05:27:52So the fact that Pizishki on here, the Durkha Jihai president, he's trying to blame President Trump.
05:28:09This is a classic tactic to try and delegitimize the voice of the Iranian people.
05:28:16Because, of course, Iran is under occupation.
05:28:19The Islamic regime knows that they have no support from the Iranian people.0.87
05:28:23That's why they murdered over 100,000 innocent, unarmed Iranians who were peacefully marching in the streets, calling for the end of the Islamic regime.0.94
05:36:14These are the ones who are out in the streets.
05:36:15So he's like, oh, our people have been out in the streets
05:36:19from the get-go because they support us and everything.
05:36:22Well, okay, here's who's out in the streets.
05:36:26Those who are out in the streets are the terrorists.
05:36:30they're the ones who are armed they're not hiding the fact that they're armed okay they're also not0.93
05:36:38hiding the fact that any Iranian who comes out into the streets to eat you know peacefully protest
05:36:45or peacefully demonstrate to say that they want to live in a free democratic secular country0.97
05:36:51they will be treated they will be considered an Israeli soldier and they will be shot and killed0.87
05:37:00okay so if you're wondering why haven't Iranians come out of the streets is because they are0.99
05:37:05unarmed and these literal insane like inbred third world Durka savages0.97
05:37:12are murdering us they like these these terrorists are armed you know at that time Iranians were not0.97
05:37:21armed but this is the gaslighting of the Islamic regime where they say our supporters came out of0.94
05:37:29the streets because they support it. First of all, your supporters came out because they're0.70
05:37:33part of the system. They're also armed and you pay them to come out. The real Iranian people,
05:37:39the 95% of Iranians who don't want you, the ones who came out on January 7, 8, and 9,1.00
05:37:46the millions and millions of Iranians across the country who came out on January 7, 8, and 9
05:37:51were unarmed. They were peaceful. You murdered them. You murdered over 100,000 Iranians in two
05:38:00nights alone. And then you say, if anyone comes out, we will shoot to kill. So of course,1.00
05:38:07Iranians are not going to come out right now. Why would they? Because they're unarmed.1.00
05:38:12But they then take this scenario and they twist the narrative to make it seem as if,
05:38:19Oh, yeah. Well, we have a lot of support because our supporters came out and the people who don't support us didn't come out because they're banking on the fact that those who are outside of occupied Iran don't see footage like this.
05:38:34They're banking on the fact that the world will not see what savage animals they actually are and how they treat the Iranian people that they have held hostage for the last 47 years.0.56
05:38:47so so that that's the context behind this firepower from the rioters was the new element
05:39:01introduced in this 3 000 uh plus people there was no firepower individuals lost their lives
05:39:08has been proven shown in photos and clips and it was quite unfortunate and that's why we apologize
05:39:15due to the lackluster management of the events should have been managed better to allow someone
05:39:24to weaponize a demonstration in the streets that's unacceptable you're talking about the
05:39:30january attacks and you said your people were ashamed before the people was the quote you did
05:39:37publish the 3 000 number a human rights group said it was 6 221 with 17 000 more deaths under review
05:39:45Time magazine had a report that a hospital list of 30,000 deaths January 8th.
05:39:50Yeah, again, well, I mean, it's disgusting that they're calling the mass slaughter of the Iranian people, you know, the events, the events.
05:40:02Do you see how they're trying to dehumanize and dissociate from the mass slaughter?
05:40:08not alone but more than 41 000 were arrested and now the numbers are well more than that
05:40:16on reported understanding what you reported publicly mr president that's the january
05:40:23incident you're a heart surgeon how many iranians did iran security forces kill
05:40:29You see, it's not very difficult. You can send people there in order to ascertain the truth. What such and such journal reports outside of the country is contrary to the accurate recollection of events. When they say 10,000, 17,000, why don't they furnish at least two national identification numbers?
05:40:54look at brett's face brett is not buying what position counseling guys this this is brett
05:41:00literally just calling him out and trapping him in lies because it's the response is absolute0.91
05:41:06garbage of the country is contrary to the accurate recollection of events when they say0.75
05:41:1410 000 17 000 why don't they furnish at least two national identification numbers back to the first0.95
05:41:20part about the revolutionary guard initiating attacks after you sign the deal the mou's two
05:41:26other specific times if you sign the deal who guarantees the revolutionary guard is going to
05:41:32obey it we were supposed to put a team according to this mou still not answering the question by
05:41:44donate any misunderstandings or correct lack of coordination we did never have we never had the
05:41:51chance to establish and set up this team this is not only from us the same holds true for the
05:41:58american forces that are present in the region and open fire at will on any location when they wish
05:42:04in order to prevent such events from taking place two groups must be identified and have open
05:42:10channels of communication so as to be able to prevent such instances from occurring not only
05:42:17reacting but why should president trump negotiate with you and not with irgc commander general
05:42:23bahidi maybe the problem that we face is that there is a deep mistrust that has formed between
05:42:32us the reason for it is that prior in the jcpoa we did reach so guys the jcpoa was a terrible deal
05:42:42the jcpoa um is actually uh that benefited the islamic regime and the jcpoa was signed
05:42:50under barack obama who then sent pallets and pallets of cash to the islamic regime and by
05:42:59the way let me let me tell you let me show you um what iranian people uh were saying and the message
05:43:07they were trying to send um to to barack obama during that entire period okay
05:43:29so I can find this I can't see if I can find it Obama you know what let me just do this Iran
05:43:59Hmm. I wonder if I can find it. Um, I can't find the footage now, but this is like from0.75
05:44:23a long long time ago um and during during the whole like jcpoa thing and you know when uh obama0.96
05:44:31was deciding whether or not to you know end the islamic regime or of course you know send them
05:44:38pallets of cash uh iranian people in occupied iran at that time they were chanting obama obama
05:44:46which means obama obama either you're with us or you're with the regime i can't i can't find
05:44:55the video now but um oh here we go i think i think if i can find it anyways i can't seem to find it
05:45:07but look at this guys i found this instead okay let's listen into what uh obama is saying
05:45:16when i think back to 2009 2010 you you guys will recall there was a big debate inside the white
05:45:24house about whether i should publicly affirm uh what was going on with the green movement because
05:45:30a lot of the activists were being accused of being tools of the west and there was some thought that
05:45:35we were do you see that do you see that literally guys every single time the iranian people try to
05:45:41rise up every single time they've tried to rise up the islamic regime will basically claim that
05:45:48all the protesters are just tools of the west to delegitimize our voices and delegitimize our
05:45:54movement and barack hussein obama probably the second most hated president by iranian people
05:46:02jimmy carter of course of course being the the most hated president barack hussein obama the
05:46:09second most hated and of course biden the third most hated and oh guess what they all happen to
05:46:13be democrats by the way yeah they all happen to be democrats being tools of the west and there
05:46:19was some thought that we were somehow going to be um uh undermining their street cred in iran
05:46:27if i supported what they were doing uh and in retrospect so what he's saying here right now
05:46:35okay this is the exact same rhetoric and narrative being used today right so basically because
05:46:42president trump has spoken out in support of the iranian people the islamic regime is claiming
05:46:48that this is all an american psyop and like an israeli american and israeli psyop
05:46:53this is the exact same logic and rhetoric and narrative that not only the islamic regime
05:47:03but the the lobbyists the lobbyists of the islamic regime in the united states by the way
05:47:11by the way the lobbyists of the islamic regime are literally meeting with the islamic regime
05:47:15they met with them yesterday i have photos i'll share with you soon um this is what the lobbyists
05:47:19and the national iranian american council is um the it's the um islamic regime version of care
05:47:28So you know how Keir represents the Muslim Brotherhood? Nayak represents the Islamic regime. And this rhetoric here that Obama is repeating, this is the narrative that the Islamic regime fed to him and has fed to numerous presidents to keep the Islamic regime in power, right?
05:47:55They'll be like, oh, you can't say anything because if you do, the Iranians are going to, you know, they're going to lose the street cred.
05:48:01You have to let them fight out their own battle.1.00
05:49:14No one talks about what happened to Iranians in 2009.
05:49:17instead the lobbyists of the islamic regime say oh no don't don't don't get involved because0.94
05:49:24you're going to ruin their credibility what utter nonsense and when i think back to 2009
05:49:322010 you you guys will recall there was a big debate inside the white house about whether i
05:49:39should publicly affirm uh what was going on with the green movement because a lot of the activists
05:49:46were being accused of being tools of the west and there was some thought that we were somehow
05:49:54undermining their street cred in iran if i supported what they were doing
05:50:01and in retrospect i think that was a mistake really and water is wet every time we see a flash
05:50:09a a glimmer of of hope of people longing for freedom i think we have to
05:50:19point it out we have to shine a spotlight on it we have to express some solidarity about it
05:50:24yeah second most hated u.s president by the iranian people happens to be a democrat
05:50:38so going back here so as you can see the the narrative and the rhetoric that pizishkian is
05:50:47using yesterday to describe the Iranian people who are rising up as CIA assets or Mossad agents
05:50:57or whatever, you know, tools of the West. That's the exact same rhetoric that they've been using
05:51:02for the last 47 years. This team, this is not only from us. The same holds true for the American
05:51:11forces that are present in the region and open fire at will on any location when they wish
05:51:16In order to prevent such events from taking place, two groups must be identified and have open channels of communication so as to be able to prevent such instances from occurring, not only reacting.
05:51:31But why should President Trump negotiate with you and not with IRGC Commander General Bahidi?
05:51:36You see, the problem that we face is that there is a deep mistrust that has formed between us.0.94
05:51:45the reason for it is that that that's because you lie that's because you're terrorists you're0.99
06:01:31...your own country. After that took place, President Trump told me the United States sent guns to the Iranian protesters.
06:01:39He tells me we sent them a lot of guns. We sent them through the Kurds. And the president says he thinks the Kurds kept them. He went on to say we sent guns to the protesters, a lot of them. And so a number of headlines here from my conversation with President Trump.
06:01:53So the key takeaway here is that President Trump said after the January 8 and 9 massacre, when Iranians were asking for help from President Trump, President Trump tried to send guns to the Iranian people.
06:02:11The communist jihadi Kurds in Iraq stole them, right?0.65
06:10:57Okay. This guy. So, so this Durka, let me pull up the, the, you know, Durka Jihai Bumumigoshi. So that, this is Ejit. Okay. They call him the chief justice. He's actually the chief executioner.
06:11:16This guy is execution happy. It's almost like he thrives off of murdering young Iranians.1.00
06:11:24Okay, here's what he said. Here's what he said back on April 7.
06:11:32This demon, this, you know, the feces of Satan.0.93
06:11:35So when he says the war with all this violence and rioting, he's referring to the war between0.89
06:11:49the Iranian people who want freedom and the Islamic regime who's occupying them, right?
06:11:56Because the Islamic regime views Iranians as hostile. We're not part of their population.
06:12:03they don't count us as human we are uh hostages we're captives we're basically uh they're human
06:12:09shields we're basically there for them to do whatever they want with us we're basically
06:12:13prisoners we're prisoners okay so now he's referring to the fact that iranians uh want to
06:15:58We answer to the people, but not with a weapon.
06:16:02Mr. President, the Chinese President Xi is at the White House today.
06:16:05There was a Wall Street Journal report that Iran obtained high-resolution satellite images of the U.S. base in Jordan from Chinese entities before the July 17th missile strike.
06:16:17Three American soldiers were killed there.
06:16:19So did Chinese satellite images help kill American soldiers at the hands of Iran?
06:25:36a great extent to dilute it if we wanted to to reach a weapon and then and then brett asks him
06:25:52what about moving it out of the country which is one of the terms um of the surrender deal
06:25:59that president trump wants where president trump has said you know one of the conditions that the0.90
06:26:03the islamic regime must agree to uh is to allow the united states to go in and remove the enriched
06:26:09uranium that's what brett is asking he's like what about removing it from the country i've done it
06:26:15now moving material now look we were supposed to reach an agreement we did reach an agreement
06:26:22if they're willing to reach an agreement let's put it on the table with under the auspices of
06:26:29the iaea so as to allow inspectors be allowed back in yes or no
06:26:38brett's like will the inspectors be allowed back in yes or no and he just he doesn't know how to
06:26:42respond to them they were in the country why did they leave since 2025. well you see
06:26:49according to the npt legal framework no power has the right
06:26:54to conduct a military operation and target a facility under the auspices of the of the iaea
06:27:06that was not a facility for peaceful purposes you literally built a secret underground military
06:27:12facility and you were enriching uranium to 60 hoping that you would get to 90 before anyone
06:27:21found out and stopped you guys no one builds a nuclear facility under uh you know under a mountain
06:27:29for peaceful purposes and no one no one enriches uranium to more than 20 to over 20 for peaceful
06:27:38purposes you only need to go up to 20 for anything that you need 60 at 60 you definitely want to
06:27:45build a nuclear bomb and you don't you don't even need like 20 for everything three percent is enough
06:27:5320 is for like you know medical research and science and things like that under the npt
06:28:00from there the secretary general of the iaea never condemned the united states of america
06:28:07why why why would why would anyone from the international atomic energy agency
06:28:13condemn the United States because they blew up your secret underground military facility
06:28:19where you are trying to develop a nuclear weapon.
06:28:23Is it that when a point that is actively under the control and inspections of the IAEA,
06:28:30why is it going to be subject to a military attack?
06:28:34Yeah, by the way, by the way, didn't Steve Witkoff say that during the negotiations, when they were trying to negotiate with the Islamic regime, before the boom-booms began, Arochi told them that they had enriched enough uranium to build, what, like 10 or 11 nuclear bombs or something?
06:28:59I specifically recall the Islamic regime saying that, and I think Steve Wyckoff reported on that.
06:29:10The Islamic regime was literally bragging about the fact that they had enriched enough uranium that they could easily build like 10 nuclear bombs.0.61
06:29:19and it was after that statement was made that president trump went in and you know destroyed0.84
06:29:26the islamic regime or you know well not destroyed but you know started the process of destroying the
06:29:30islamic regime they were literally bragging about the fact that that they were that they were going
06:29:37to build 10 to 12 nuclear bombs and now he's saying that never happened it was for peaceful0.98
06:29:42purposes do you want a nuclear bomb or not not at all no no do you see how he's lying oh my gosh
06:29:53this is so funny our martyred esteemed supreme leader he had announced thank you several times
06:30:03that from a religious decree it is unholy it is guys if you're wondering where the laughter is
06:30:12coming from so this is my i'm replaying my live stream from last night um this is me this this is
06:30:21me here so that's me and i'm i'm literally losing it so this was me last night eating popcorn
06:30:28while watching this because it was like it was hilarious and so the laughter is coming from past
06:30:34goldie that's that's yesterday goldie this is today goldie leader he had announced thank you
06:30:40several times that from a religious decree it is unholy it is
06:30:46so this is the part where brett is like uh
06:30:58Anyways, there you go. So if you hear random laughing and my lips aren't moving, that's because that's that's that's that's past Goldie laughing.
06:31:07But so this is the part where Brett is like, OK, but if it's for peaceful purposes, then, you know, why do you have 60 percent weapon, you know, 60 percent enriched uranium buried deep underground?
06:39:06Just in time, guys. Came back just in time. So there you go. That was the interview. And a lot of people are asking, well, you know, why did this happen?
06:39:21And why did Fox decide to do this interview with the Islamic regime president?0.68
06:39:34I have a feeling that this happened because the United States and Israel are setting up
06:39:41for something. And this interview was very important because it outlines how insane the0.98
06:39:56Islamic regime is. It demonstrates that they're basically lying about everything. It shows0.99
06:40:06that yes, the Islamic regime literally murdered Iranians. This could very well be, you know,1.00
06:40:13Pazeshkian's last interview before something big happens. You know what, this interview
06:40:19actually kind of reminds me of like the last interview that Gorbachev had before the fall
06:40:27of the Soviet Union with ABC News, I think it was. And, you know, I would love to play
06:40:34that maybe i'll play that like later tonight um after we're done with everything else but
06:40:40you know there's there's still a lot to go through um i do want to play the the speech
06:40:47from pakistan because we missed that um because i'm very interested to know uh what pakistan has
06:40:58to say about all of this so uh we're going to go to pakistan and then afterwards we're going to go
06:41:07to uh president trump uh his royal highness there's a part of the interview i can you know what
06:41:12actually you know what screw pakistan we'll we'll do pakistan later we'll do pakistan well why
06:41:17pakistan because pakistan is like a terrorist state um and you know i was just i was interested0.61
06:41:24and curious to know what they said you know what we'll save pakistan for like at the end
06:41:29um this is actually a very very good time to now switch to the interview that fox news had
06:41:36with um his royal highness the shah of iran um and guys this this is basically like um
06:41:45you can now see the difference between an islamic regime durka terrorist that murders iranians
06:41:54versus the the shah of iran um so this interview was held uh two days ago okay and it's literally
06:42:07like it's night and day like you cannot even compare you cannot even compare oh his royal
06:42:13highness reza palavi the exiled crown prince of iran and leader of the iranian democratic
06:42:19opposition. Pallavi's father, the Shah, and their family were forced to leave Iran in 1979 in the
06:42:26revolution. The Ayatollah was flown into the country by the French government from Paris,
06:42:30and they have, as you know, ruled with an iron fist ever since. Crown Prince Pallavi.0.86
06:42:38oh sorry guys sorry i just wanted to point out um
06:42:45the the rhetoric and the narrative and the way that the shah is introduced here
06:42:54is so important because those of you who you know have been tuning in um to to my live streams for
06:43:02the last year especially since the end of december you know we've gone over so many of these
06:43:10interviews with his royal highness and uh you know every single time it's like a woke lefty
06:43:17journalist or whatever basically they'll they'll call his father a dictator which is the farthest
06:43:24thing from the truth okay the farthest thing from the truth um they'll say that you know his father
06:43:31was a dictator and you know iran was like an authoritarian regime under the shop which is
06:43:38complete falsehood iran was a constitutional monarchy iran became uh iran became a constitutional
06:43:45monarchy in 1906 the first democratically elected parliament of iran was in 1906 okay so that's the
06:43:53first thing and then you know it's the durkas the durkas and the communists were like oh the
06:43:59shah was evil and you know they made up these stories about how the shah of iran um trained0.91
06:44:04bears to rape them yeah um just like weird weird things from from the durkas um and the communists0.92
06:44:13and you know when in reality they are the ones who are the terrorists and you know when they took over0.99
06:44:20in 1979, they're the ones who actually started oppressing and torturing and raping and murdering0.96
06:44:30Iranians. The Shah of Iran never did that. Even political prisoners were treated with human
06:44:40dignity and respect. And I've shared footage. I've shared footage. You know what, actually,
06:44:47let me share footage again i played this documentary before but let me just find a
06:44:53piece a part of it and i'm going to share this with you guys because like for 47 years we have
06:45:00been dealing with this insane level of historical revisionism by the durkas by the communists by the
06:45:10woke progressive left um and for whatever reason the the fake stream media the fake stream media
06:45:17just went with it and everyone was like oh the show was a dictator and we we iranians we have
06:45:25been fighting this entire time to say no the shah was not a dictator he was incredible you know he
06:45:33he was a man who was ahead of his time because the shah of iran recognized the threat of communism
06:45:39and so he banned communism because communism at that point right Iran at
06:45:45the time shared a border with the Soviet Union and the Soviet Union was trying to
06:51:49So I'm going to go, because I've only played like a few minutes of it.0.51
06:51:52I'm going to play about five minutes of it because I really want you guys to see how the communists were treated in political prisons by the Shah of Iran.
06:52:05Okay, remember, these are the same people, the same terrorists that claim the Shah was a dictator.
06:52:10city in england who was actually making the decisions about tactics and opposition to the
06:52:19regime whether it was killing whether it was sabotage or whatever who was basically dictating
06:52:26the pattern of tactics well we were primarily against the regime but to answer your question
06:52:37as to who guide us for our tactic it was as far as i know it was after a setting that we had in
06:52:47germany and there were some arab extremists who later on we found that they had links with
06:52:57with Habash and some other Palestinian extremist group.
06:53:03In fact, it was after this sitting with these people that we decided, after a lot of conversation0.74
06:53:14with them, that the tactic from now on should be a sabotage, assassination, in simple words,
06:54:19First, we thought that it was money that Iranian people had collected, our friends, Arab students, Palestinian students, Greek students, etc. had collected.
06:54:32But later on, when I got back to London and I got to know more of these people,
06:54:42I found out that the money came either from the Habashist movement or from Libya.
06:54:50Moffat was arrested while delivering funds from the sources he named to an Iranian terrorist group.
06:54:57In England, he was a principal officer of an Iranian students' organization.
06:55:00Wow. So, so he was, he was literally arrested for, for treason. The Shah didn't execute him. The Shah didn't torture him. He faced, you know, he, he, he, you know, he went to court and he got a sentence of three years, but three years is not good enough.
06:55:20He should have been, you know, anyways, the Shah was too merciful. By the way, the other thing is0.97
06:55:27that the Shah actually had no say in the trials, okay? The judiciary was completely independent.
06:55:35The only time the Shah of Iran ever got involved in the sentencing is when the court would sentence
06:55:45someone to death and then the Shah would pardon them. The biggest mistake that the Shah of Iran0.97
06:55:52did was when the court sentenced Khomeini Khabar-e-Margish to death for attempting to
06:56:00assassinate the Shah. The Shah said, I don't want anyone to be executed because of me or in my name.
06:56:08So the Shah pardoned Khomeini and said, instead of executing you, I'm going to send you into exile.
06:56:19Just go live your life somewhere else and leave us alone.
06:56:30If you allow them to survive, they will come back stronger and more dangerous and more vicious and violent than before.1.00
06:56:40So the only mistake that the Shah of Iran made was that he was too kind and he pardoned the Muslim pedophile founder of the Islamic regime.0.98
06:58:14And then he got involved in another, another attempted assassination plot on the Shah's life.
06:58:21do you see do you see how dangerous they are yeah so apparently this is the second time
06:58:27this is the second time and yet somehow the shah of iran these are the same terrorists
06:58:34that accused the shah of iran of being a dictator this time an attempt to assassinate several
06:58:39members of the royal family oh wow okay look at this in 1973 he was arrested for taking part in
06:58:47another plot this time an attempt to assassinate several members of the royal family salimi told
06:58:53me the group of which he was a member was made up almost entirely of iranian students returning from
06:58:58abroad i asked him what they told him was their reason for wanting to kill the shark
06:59:09because the shah was a symbol of the country particularly as we had a long history behind us
06:59:14and the king has always been the symbol of the people in the country
06:59:24the communists wanted to assassinate the shah because the shah represents iran
06:59:31and the communists want to destabilize and take over
06:59:37does that does that sound familiar does that sound exactly like what's happening in the united states0.99
06:59:41he doesn't say he doesn't say that he that he wants to you know kill the shah because the shah0.95
06:59:48was a dictator or the shah was evil or the shah was you know like like you know you know abusing0.99
06:59:55the people or something no no no he says we want to kill the shah because the shah is a symbol of0.99
07:00:01Iran, and so we want to kill the Shah to destabilize the country. The woke left, everyone.0.98
07:00:13Welcome to communism, Marxism, Antifa, the woke progressive left.
07:00:19By the way, this is the same ideology that basically says any person who supports the flag of their own country and any person who doesn't support open borders and mass migration, that person is a fascist or a fascist or Nazi or whatever.
07:00:49of the country, particularly as we had a long history behind us, and the king has always
07:00:55been the symbol of the people and the country. For that reason, and in order to create the
07:01:03maximum irreparable shock. That is why this was their aim, the aim of those who wanted
07:06:16They are your best partner in a future post-regime that can bring that element of stability and peace.
07:06:23And beyond that, opportunities that will make life better for Iranians and at the same time will profit the United States.
07:06:30Everything is riding upon this regime no longer be there.0.85
07:06:33The regime is simply buying time, as it always has, hoping to brace and survive the Trump administration, so that maybe tomorrow they might yet again have another opportunity to fool other people to believe that they can actually be legitimate partners.
07:06:47can i just point out can you see the difference like the the difference the the difference between0.99
07:06:57um that interview with the durka jihad garbage terrorist president of the islamic0.99
07:07:02regime versus this interview with the shah of iran0.98
07:07:09do you see the difference like it's it's not i literally literally it's like
07:07:30We as Iranians, we are so lucky and we are so grateful to have someone like His Royal Highness to not only be our representative,
07:07:43but to be our voice because he is the reason that the entire world has finally, finally0.99
07:07:56recognized and understood that the Islamic regime is not Iran and that Iranians are not
07:08:04the Islamic regime. This is an interview with the representative of Iran. Iran is an ancient
07:08:16civilization. Iran is a civilization that has been around for 5,000, 6,000 years. You know,
07:08:24we've made innumerable contributions to civilization and humanity.
07:08:29Iran, like we're proud to be Iranians. We're an ancient, ancient civilization, an ancient
07:08:38culture. This, this is what Iran is. This is what you can expect in a free Iran. So if anyone is0.99
07:08:47wondering, what is Iran going to look like the day after the fall of the Islamic regime?
07:08:53right here. This is what you can expect. Because 95% of the Iranian people have chosen
07:09:04his royal highness to not only be the leader of the Iranian national lion and son revolution,
07:09:13but to be the transitional leader until we get to the ballot box. And guys, I mean, I know,
07:09:21I know who I'm going to be voting for in the referendum, because when we get to the ballot box at that point, the Iranian nation will determine via a referendum whether we want to have a republic or whether we want to have a constitutional monarchy like we had prior to 1979.
07:09:45And guys, I know exactly what I'm voting for. I'm voting for constitutional monarchy.
07:09:51because Iran without a Shah doesn't make sense.0.71
07:12:10So even the princess in the story, 1001 Iranian knights, has an Iranian name, child of the Shah, offspring of the Shah.
07:12:28Yeah, there's nothing Arabian about 1001, the land of 1001 knights.0.52
07:12:35It's all Iranian. By the way, I think Texas, you said something really interesting here.0.84
07:12:44So Aladdin is actually Iranian and not Arab, LOL. Yes, absolutely. Well, no. So actually,0.85
07:12:51that's not true. The story, the story is Iranian, right? Like all of the Thousand and One Night
07:12:59stories um they're all uh iranian but within the story aladdin if i'm not mistaken i think aladdin
07:13:08uh maybe was chinese i don't know but uh i mean it kind of goes back but i want to actually show
07:13:16you an easter egg in the disney movie aladdin oh guys the cultural appropriation is insane
07:13:24Yes, Jasmine is a Persian name. Jasmine is Yasmin. So, in fact, the current queen of Iran, who is, you know, the wife of the current Shah, her name is Yasmin, which is Jasmine.
07:13:41oh so actually um texas disney's aladdin is based on 1001 arabian nights well not really
07:13:55texas i'm going to show you an easter egg in the disney movie aladdin and this is going to blow
07:14:01your mind this might actually blow the minds of a lot of iranians because i don't even know if
07:14:07iranians know about this i don't even know if iranians know about this um let me pull it up
07:14:17did you know guys did you know that the genie in the movie aladdin was iranian
07:14:25because remember jinn jinn that actually comes from um uh like uh like iran it's like an iranian
07:14:37thing um and there's an easter egg in the movie aladdin okay
07:14:42so um for for you know all of our viewers who uh can't uh can't read persian um that's okay
07:14:59but iranians what is this what is this you know maybe she never seen you
07:16:08Why did this happen? Because there was actually a hero. There is an unsung hero. Guys, honestly, I didn't even know about this until a few years ago.
07:16:20So, no, no, no. This isn't his shopping list. This is when he's like, you know, and Alibaba had them 40 fees. And then he's like, it's the moment when he comes out of the lamp. And then, you know, he's like taking down, he's taking down Aladdin's order. Right?
07:16:38Yes, yes, Omid, you got it. A sneaky Iranian was working for Disney at the time and was, are there turkeys? Yeah, there are turkeys in Iran. A sneaky Iranian was working for Disney at the time. Guys, let me pull it up for you.1.00
07:25:46gandalf gandalf you must be freaking out right now oh yeah guys i i guarantee you i guarantee0.88
07:26:03you after this live stream every single iranian is gonna like go back and they're gonna like pull
07:26:08up aladdin and they're gonna they're gonna have to confirm for themselves but uh yes guys aladdin
07:26:13is Iranian. The entire story, everything about Aladdin is Iranian. And now, by the way,
07:26:21guys, you know what? And now you know. Oh, we have turkeys. Oh, yeah. No, we have turkeys
07:26:29in Iran. We call them Burra Alamo. Oh, we have turkeys. There you go, guys. There you1.00
07:26:37go. So Easter egg confirmed. Aladdin is Iranian. Thousand and One Nights is Iranian. Guys, all of
07:26:45these, remember, remember, our culture and our civilization has been around for literally
07:26:50thousands of years, right? We've been around for thousands of years. Okay, going back to the
07:26:57interview with the Shah now. So there you go. That's the difference between, again, the difference
07:27:04between the shah of iran who represents an ancient culture that has been around for thousands and0.94
07:27:11thousands of years versus a bunch of seventh century inbred jihadi durkas okay anyways i'll0.69
07:27:17just go back to the beginning i'll just play the whole thing i wouldn't interrupt anymore i'm done
07:27:20with my commentary on this part joining me here in studio his royal highness reza palavi the exiled
07:27:26crown prince of iran and leader of the iranian democratic opposition halavi's father the shah
07:27:33and their family were forced to leave iran in 1979 in the revolution the ayatollah was flown
07:27:39into the country by the french government from paris and they have as you know uh ruled with an
07:27:45iron fist ever since prince palavi good to have you with us today it's good to be with you thank
07:27:51you very much for joining me so as you uh we sat here and listened to what president trump had to
07:27:56say and you see the iranian representatives sitting there sort of steely faced listening to
07:28:01the president discussed the annihilation of the Iranian regime how do you think he did today do
07:28:08you think that point got across look the president has always believed that there has to be peace and
07:28:14stability so do millions of Iranians many people in our neighborhood the real issue is to understand
07:28:21that as long as this regime continues to exist peace cannot be attained and the reason is simple0.93
07:28:28to understand that in its DNA in order to export this ideology across the world its only means of
07:28:34survival is to repress its people at home and use any means at their disposal to bully the world0.99
07:28:41through proxies the houthis threatening to shut down a strait in contrast to that the solution are0.98
07:28:49the people of iran where millions of iranians fought against this regime 40 000 of them were0.83
07:28:55slaughtered in just one night they didn't die for a strait to remain open or for nuclear deal
07:29:01they died for liberty they are your best partner in a future post regime that can bring that element
07:29:07of stability and peace and beyond that opportunities that will make life better for Iranians0.93
07:29:13and at the same time would profit the United States everything is riding upon this regime0.88
07:29:18no longer be there the regime is simply buying time as it always has hoping to embrace and
07:29:24survive the trump administration so that maybe tomorrow they might yet again have another
07:29:29opportunity to fool other people to believe that they actually be legitimate partners
07:29:34so we remember when the president said you know during that slaughter that horrific killing and
07:29:39i know there are executions that are ongoing today as the regime continues to crack down on
07:29:44any opposition that exists but at one point in all of this president trump said your hour of freedom
07:29:49has come. And essentially, we will have your back. And I think most people who watched the fall of
07:29:56the Ayatollah, the death of the Ayatollah, assumed that that rising up and that freedom was right
07:30:02around the corner. So what happened? Well, again, you know, for years, I've always been preaching0.88
07:30:07that civil disobedience and nonviolence as a means to put pressure domestically on the regime
07:30:11may force ultimately, you know, gradual and progressive success. What happened on January
07:30:18eighth and ninth proves to us that this regime is capable of killing without any remorse tens
07:30:24of thousands of people maybe even in the millions just to survive so we have to adjust to that
07:30:29reality and while we fully understand and actually are not asking for america to put boots on the
07:30:35ground as the president has said when we're not asking for the american people and taxpayers to
07:30:41fund this campaign i offer something on the table that needs to be looked at very seriously
07:30:47the boots on the ground are the people of iran themselves
07:30:52okay guys this part is really really important okay
07:30:57the boots on the ground are the iranian people themselves so remember you have all of these like
07:31:05whoa clefties or the communists or the durkas or the jihadis they're like we don't want american0.96
07:31:12And, you know, I say it in that way because they're politicizing American servicemen, servicemen and women.0.75
07:31:21They're politicizing them for their own political agenda.
07:31:24And, you know, many of you who have served or who are serving or who have family members who have served or who are serving have told me how disrespectful that is to politicize the choice of an American who decides to join the army.
07:31:42the military um to protect their country so aside from you know the disgusting thing uh that that
07:31:52the woke left and they were the communists and people like chunky yogurt and others are doing
07:31:57about you know trying to politicize um you know the military um as Iranians we have literally
07:32:06never ever said that we want uh americans to risk their lives to free iran we've literally
07:32:14never said that and his royal highness is reiterating that he's saying the iranian
07:32:21people themselves are the boots on the ground of course air support you know whatever
07:32:28incredibly helpful but i've already shared footage with you of millions and millions
07:32:33of iranians taking to the streets to try and peacefully overthrow the islamic regime and it's0.52
07:32:39not working and so he's absolutely correct the boots on the ground are the iranian people
07:32:45why because ultimately it is our responsibility as iranians0.88
07:32:53to to to bring down the islamic regime right it's our responsibility
07:33:00to you know we we are currently in the revolution but it's our responsibility0.85
07:33:06to take that kinetic action okay so let me just let me just go back here to to to reshare this
07:33:16part because it's so important it's on the ground as a perfume without but ultimately0.62
07:33:21it's a non-violence as a means to put pressure domain all of the ayatollah the death of the
07:33:26ayatollah assumed that that rising up and that freedom was right around the corner so what
07:33:32happened well again uh you know for years i've always been preaching that civil disobedience0.75
07:33:37and non-violence as a means to put pressure domestically on the regime this is very true
07:33:42guys this is very true up until january 8 and 9 his royal highness was a huge advocate of
07:33:52effecting change through civil disobedience, you know, for example, you know, graffiti,
07:33:59or, you know, removing your hijab, or, you know, chanting, you know, civil disobedience,
07:34:05or peaceful demonstration, right? So, guys, I'm telling you, up until January 8 and 9,
07:34:29so what happened well again uh you know for years i've always been preaching that civil
07:34:37disobedience and non-violence as a means to put pressure domestically on the regime may force
07:34:41ultimately uh you know gradual and progressive uh success what happened on january 8th and 9th
07:34:48proves to us that this regime is capable of killing without any remorse tens of thousands
07:34:54of people maybe even in the millions just to survive so we have to maybe even in the millions
07:35:00guys we don't actually know the extent of how many iranians have been murdered on january 8 and 9
07:35:06i know a hundred thousand is is a large number
07:35:13it could it could very well be higher guys i actually have a feeling that when iran is free
07:35:24and um we do an accounting of of every single iranian murdered by the islamic regime
07:35:31we might actually get to the millions and i want to tell you something about the shah
07:35:40for the last 47 years ever since his father shahanshah aryomer passed away
07:35:51no i i haven't if if you have that info send it to me send me the link and and i'll i'll look at
07:36:02it guys it might be in my list but i've been so focused on you know the un and you know breaking
07:36:07the un stuff i haven't actually looked at uh any sort of breaking news um but but here's what i
07:36:12want to say about the shah for the last 47 years he has advocated for a free iran not once has he
07:36:21exaggerated or lied not once so the fact that he is now saying or perhaps millions
07:36:34he knows something he knows something and he is laying the groundwork0.94
07:36:42for the horror story of what's going to come when the islamic regime is overthrown there is a reason0.81
07:36:50And then after the January 8 and 9 massacre, the Shah of Iran said there is an ocean of blood between the Islamic regime and the Iranian people.
07:38:11numbers are coming out that the islamic republic in iran and the irgc killed over 378 000 people
07:38:21during the nationwide protests in iran in january 2026 supposedly a hacker group obtained this
07:38:29information from hacking the ministry of intelligence servers time will tell soon
07:38:34enough what the actual number is, but this is absolutely crazy. These monsters do not deserve
07:38:42death. They, they deserve street. Yeah. You know what? I agree. These monsters don't deserve1.00
07:38:50death. They deserve street justice. I wouldn't be surprised. I wouldn't be surprised by this.1.00
07:39:04so going back going back to the shah's interview0.77
07:39:11he knows something he if he's suggesting that the number of murdered iranians could
07:39:19be possibly over one million that's not an exaggeration he knows something he's laying
07:39:26the groundwork for the horror that's going to come violence as a means to put pressure
07:39:33domestically on the regime was right around the corner so what happened well again uh you know
07:39:38for years i've always been preaching that civil disobedience and non-violence as a means to put
07:39:43pressure domestically on the regime may force ultimately uh you know gradual and progressive
07:39:49success what happened on january 8th and 9th proves to us that this regime is capable of
07:39:54killing without any remorse tens of thousands of people maybe even in the millions just to survive
07:40:00so we have to adjust to that reality and while we fully understand and actually are not asking
07:40:07for america to put boots on the ground as the president has said when we're not asking for
07:40:12the american people and taxpayers to fund this campaign i offer something on the table that
07:40:18needs to be looked at very seriously and their families sorry wait so guys he's so so themselves
07:40:27and the way can be fun okay so he's guys this is the offer and this is so incredibly important
07:40:35because what he's saying here is the solution to everything we don't need we don't want
07:40:43americans to risk their lives for for our revolution you guys have already done enough
07:40:49to help us and we're so incredibly grateful okay we don't we don't want to risk american lives
07:40:54so the boots on the ground are the Iranian people the other thing as well is that we're not asking
07:41:01for money remember I I I literally we watched the Durka Hezbollah spokesperson from you know
07:41:10Lebanon claiming that they represent Lebanon he was actually the spokesperson for Hezbollah
07:41:16and Lebanon went up there on the stage and they were begging for money Lebanon was like we need
07:41:23international humanitarian support. We need your money. So literally, the Durka terrorists from
07:41:31Lebanon went up on the stage and he's like, America, give us money. We want your taxpayer1.00
07:41:37dollars so that we can continue fueling our terrorism. Okay, that's what the Durka from1.00
07:41:43Lebanon said. But look at the solution from the Shah. This is a win-win situation for everyone0.99
07:41:52involved. Listen to his solution. Asking for the American people and taxpayers, even in the
07:41:58millions, just to survive. So we have to adjust to that reality. And while we fully understand
07:42:04and actually are not asking for America to put boots on the ground, as the president has said,
07:42:09when we're not asking for the American people and taxpayers to fund this campaign,
07:42:14I offer something on the table that needs to be looked at very seriously.
07:42:18The boots on the ground are the people of Iran themselves, and the way it can be funded is hundreds of millions of dollars that have been frozen that can be repurposed to fund such campaign without costing a penny to the American taxpayer.
07:42:34The solution is very simple, and it's a win-win solution.
07:42:38The boots on the ground are the Iranian people. And the way to fund our revolution is for Scott Besant, who has frozen all of the assets. No, no, no. I'm not saying I'm not saying you don't need I'm not saying we don't need your help.0.56
07:43:00That's not what we're saying. What we're saying is we don't want Americans to risk their lives by putting boots on the ground. That's what we're saying. I mean, if you guys want to put boots on the ground, I mean, you can. But what we're saying is that we don't want you to risk your lives. That's what we're saying.
07:43:22that's what we're saying we're saying you you already have an army at your disposal0.85
07:43:28that army is the iranian people who already want to overthrow the islamic regime and number two
07:43:36this isn't going to cost american taxpayer dollars a single penny because scott besant
07:43:45has already frozen hundreds of millions of dollars, if not billions of dollars of Islamic
07:43:55regime assets. So those assets are frozen. They're being held in trust by the U.S. government. And
07:44:02Scott Besson himself said that they're being held in trust to be delivered to the Iranian people
07:44:08when, uh, you know, Iran is free. So what his Royal Highness is saying is that those assets
07:44:15that have been confiscated, um, by America can be released to, uh, you know, the, the Iranian
07:44:25revolution can be released to his Royal Highness and his team and the Iranian people to help fund
07:44:31the revolution. So, you know, unlike Lebanon, unlike Lebanon who comes to the UN and is like0.90
07:44:40acting like a beggar and they're like, oh, blame Israel for everything. And then they're begging0.98
07:44:45America for your taxpayer dollars. We don't actually need your taxpayer dollars. There's
07:44:51already money there. This is a win-win solution because when Iran is free, that's going to make0.98
07:44:58America a safer place. In fact, a free Iran is not only going to make America safer,0.95
07:45:07you're going to have to worry less about putting all your military resources in the Middle East0.95
07:45:12to defend against a jihadi, Durka terrorist group that has been chanting death to America0.58
07:45:19for the last 47 years. Now, why is his royal highness saying this? He's saying this because
07:45:30listen, he's not saying this because he's ungrateful for American health. Not at all.
07:45:37He's saying this because he understands the political dynamics in the United States.
07:45:42He understands that you have the woke left and the isolationists and the chunky yogurts0.87
07:45:49who are out there saying, we don't want to risk American lives for Iran, right? We don't want to0.99
07:45:54risk American lives for President Trump's war. So this is, this is, you know, how an experienced
07:46:04political statesman operates. He is providing a solution, an alternative, an option
07:46:12that not even the democrats can oppose okay because what he's literally saying is that
07:46:21because remember the democrats the democrats are also complaining about how much taxpayer
07:46:27dollars is wasted on this conflict right so in one fell swoop he is essentially shutting down
07:46:39the complaints of the Democrats, the Jihadis, the Durkhas, all of them, right? Do not mistake0.75
07:46:47this with him saying we don't want help or we're ungrateful. Not at all. But what he's saying is
07:46:53that there is a possibility and he is effectively countering and he is very expertly shutting down
07:47:02the criticisms that the isolationists and the woke left and the whoever, the Durkhas and the
07:47:12jihadis, the criticisms that they are making of President Trump, he's shutting them down.
07:47:17He's literally shutting them down. Guys, you are watching like an expert, an expert in politics.
07:47:25okay and i say this you know as former politician i can tell when you have a good politician1.00
07:47:33who knows their stuff versus an idiot you know like the durka jihad president of the islamic0.99
07:47:39regime or even like the durka jihad president of lebanon or i don't know if he's the president but1.00
07:47:44you know whatever right like you are watching a you know what he's not even a politician he is
07:47:51a statesman he is a statesman he is the voice of iran
07:48:01and while we fully understand and actually are not asking for america to put boots on the ground
07:48:07as the president has said when we're not asking for the american people and taxpayers to fund
07:48:13this campaign i offer something on the table that needs to be looked at very seriously
07:48:18the boots on the ground are the people of iran themselves and the way it can be funded is hundreds
07:48:23of millions of dollars that have been frozen that can be repurposed to fund such campaign we just
07:48:28without costing a penny to the american taxpayer the important thing is the dynamics of change
07:48:34should change be the ultimate solution cannot only exist with outside kinetic action it has
07:48:39to translate to some parts from within we need to equip the iranian people who antila has been
07:48:43fighting defenseless against the regime, shooting them with street gags, literally,
07:48:50an opportunity to equalize the playing field. I think there has to be an adjustment to how can
07:48:54we actually help the people. Secretary Besant is doing a fantastic job in terms of putting more
07:49:00economic strangulation on the regime, but what we need is the domestic support to the Iranian
07:49:04people themselves. These brave young kids are willing to fight and die for their cause. They
07:49:10cannot stand alone we need to give them the help if the president wants an ultimate stability
07:49:15let iranians who are committed to peace be the ones that he partners with and not think that
07:49:20this regime will ever through negotiations be capable of giving what he's asking for
07:49:26iranian people know that we don't trust this regime and we know that we will be able to provide0.55
07:49:31an avenue to that peace that the president is seeking what does that look like in a practical
07:49:36sense you say use the frozen funds to arm the people of iran i mean how do you get money into
07:49:43the country guys okay this is my favorite part this is my favorite part look at the shah's
07:49:49expression look at what he says and look at what he doesn't say guys this right here my political
07:49:56radar is like going off it's going off and then combine this with president trump's speech which
07:50:23What does that look like in a practical sense?
07:50:26You say, use the frozen funds to arm the people of Iran.
07:50:31I mean, how do you get money into the country
07:50:33and give everybody guns and I'm assuming there would need to be some training that would happen.
07:50:38Are you asking for the United States to train the Iranian people with these guns that are bought with frozen funds?0.78
07:50:44I think there are multiple ways of tackling this problem.0.67
07:50:47Obviously sensitive discussions that we cannot openly discuss.
07:51:03what do they get okay guys sorry so i was saying the the way that he kind of the way that he kind
07:51:11of smiled there the way that he kind of laughed he knows something he knows something he just
07:51:17can't say it he knows something something is happening he just can't say it like that that
07:51:28smile right there that has just given me like a million times more energy so if you guys are
07:51:36wondering how is it that for the last few days i've been live streaming non-stop for like 10
07:51:41hours a day that laugh right there guys i'm telling you that laugh that laugh says more
07:51:50about what's happening than anything else anything else look at this look at this look at look at
07:51:56laugh look at the laugh onion people with these guns that are bought with frozen funds i think
07:52:00there are multiple ways of uh tackling this problem obviously sensitive discussions that we cannot
07:52:06openly job each job job each other job each other guys job each other look at that smile
07:52:15he knows something he is feeling hopeful he is feeling optimistic
07:52:19And then, and then, guys, this, alongside with what President Trump said, alongside what Prime Minister Netanyahu said, remember, guys, we're going to go over Netanyahu's speech line by line.
07:52:40this smile says something is coming if the shop yeah you know what gandalf gandalf you're
07:52:48absolutely right if the shop feels good i feel good
07:52:53that'd be you know how they say a picture is worth a thousand words
07:52:59this smile this smile is worth a million words right there that's all we need to know
07:53:10are you asking for the united states to train the iranian people with these guns that are
07:53:25bought with frozen funds i think there are multiple ways of uh tackling this problem
07:53:29obviously sensitive discussions that we cannot openly discuss but when there's a will there's
07:53:34a way and i'm sure it's not america alone that has to do that i'm sure there are a lot of
07:53:38regional partners who could see that this is one way potentially to stop the firing of Iranian
07:53:43missiles onto their high rises and buildings and instead have the threat completely disappear0.82
07:53:49because the regime itself is the threat. Its nature is the threat. And if the Iranian people
07:53:54can put an end to the threat by eliminating this regime and successfully topple it, that's the end
07:53:58of the problem and the beginning of the recovery. And clearly we've heard expressed on the part of
07:54:04gulf states that they would love to get rid of the regime as well uh that isolating the regime is
07:54:10likely to have benefits for the entire um for the entire rest of the region um you know but here's
07:54:18uh president posezkin let's play it because president still seems to think that there is a
07:54:23potential for a deal okay guys guys did you see how the shaw just kind of looked at the camera
07:54:28Guys, I'm telling you. So listen, the Shah, the Shah is an experienced, experienced statesman, especially when it comes to interviews. Okay. I have done professional media training as a politician.
07:54:46one of the rules one of the rules of professional media training like literally one of the first
07:54:53things that you learn is that you never look into the camera you never look into the camera
07:55:01you always keep your eyes on the reporter that's just how it's done the only time you look into
07:55:09the camera is if like you know you're you're like on a webcam zoom type thing okay then of course
07:55:14you look into the camera because it's like a webcam thing, but you never look into the camera.
07:55:22It's, it's just the thing. It's a thing. Um, the fact that the Shaw looks into the camera here,
07:55:32guys, basically I'm telling you, he looks momentarily into the camera and I guarantee
07:55:41you his expression like he's basically communicating with you know all the iranians who are watching
07:55:47and he's like he's like um he's he he basically like his face is like
07:56:00so basically basically this is him looking into the camera and this is him sending a message to
07:56:04the iranian people that uh like you know don't worry i got this i'll deal with the islamic regime
07:56:11so there you go that's him when he makes eye contact with the camera that's sending a signal0.95
07:56:19to the Iranian people like don't worry I got this and obviously he's not impressed he's not impressed
07:56:26but uh he's got this so there you go he looks into the camera that's him basically saying to
07:56:32the Iranian people. Don't worry, I got this. You know, but here's President Pazeshkian.
07:56:40Let's play it because President Trump still seems to think that there is a potential for a deal to0.73
07:56:45be made. Watch this. See, like that was on purpose. That was on purpose because he knows not to look
07:56:50into the camera. That guys, that look from the Shah. Yeah, it could be a couple of things. It0.96
07:56:57could be, I'm coming for you, but I kind of see that more as reassurance. That was the Shah0.99
07:57:05making eye contact with the camera because he knows that 85 million Iranians are going to watch
07:57:15this Fox News interview. That was the Shah making eye contact with his people, the Iranian people,
07:57:24basically to reassure them to say, don't worry, I got this. Because I'm telling you, every single
07:57:31time, like, remember, even before Pizishkian's interview yesterday, I was like, freaking out.
07:57:37I was like, oh, my gosh, like, what's going on? Because for 47 years, the Islamic regime1.00
07:57:42has controlled the narrative, and they've spread lies and propaganda and whatever. So0.99
07:57:47this was the shah being a leader this was him just you know communicating with his eyes and guys by0.64
07:57:55the way we iranians we communicate a lot with our eyes we really do like um sometimes like my sister
07:58:01and my mom and i like we'll just kind of communicate with our eyes and my poor dad is sitting there and
07:58:06he has no idea what's going on and like my sister and my mom and i are literally having like a full
07:58:10on conversation with our eyes alone i'm telling you it's it's a thing it's a thing we literally
07:58:15have conversations with our eyes only to have benefits for the entire um for the entire rest of
07:58:22the region um you know but here's uh president posezkin let's play it because president trump
07:58:29still seems to think that there is a potential for a deal to be made watch this to the extent
07:58:36that they can they are blocking the routes to force our nation our people to submit because
07:58:41they could not do so through military means now they are trying by creating whatever difficulties
07:58:46they can wherever they can not to leave any stone unturned so obviously the leadership is backed into
07:58:53a corner uh they are diminished in a great way but they keep fighting and they don't seem to
07:59:01think that they're going to have to give up their their leadership well i mean i don't expect
08:05:21it's this one but I can't like I have to mute out the beginning part because the music is
08:05:26copyrighted so let me just go through so the the part where the Shah says millions of people across
08:05:32the country came out and chanted his name this is the proof right here this is the proof
08:05:51Okay, guys, so this is the part. So now what you're going to see, so this is Iran, this is Iran here, and they're going to highlight every single Iranian province, and then they're going to show footage of Iranians in that province, in various cities in that province, who came out on January 8 and 9 at the call of the Shah of Iran, okay?
08:08:50Millions and millions of Iranians came out.
08:08:56Someone's asking, was Nufti started by His Royal Highness?
08:09:02I don't know the details, but what I can say is that Nufti has always, always supported the Shah.
08:09:14NUFTI is the only organization, the only lobby organization that we Iranians trust, whether we're in the United States or in Iran or around the world.
08:09:30NUFTI is the only lobby group that has been the real voice of Iranians.
08:09:38his royal highness works very closely with nufti so0.82
08:09:46um nufti is is legit yeah guys nufti is the opposite of nyack guys nufti was created to
08:09:59counter nyack remember nyack represents the islamic regime nyack is basically the uh the
08:10:05Islamic regime version of care. Okay. Nufti actually represents the Iranian people.
08:10:13Nayak was created first because the Islamic regime has billions and billions of dollars0.83
08:10:16at their disposal. Nufti is newer. I think Nufti was created more recently. I don't know exactly1.00
08:10:22when, but Nufti is great. Nufti is great. I 100% support Nufti. Guys, there's a reason that I'm
08:10:30playing videos from Nufti on my live streams. Nufti is live today as well. So right now it's
08:10:39like the Iran conference happening. And yeah, guys, so definitely follow Nufti on X, on Instagram,
08:10:49on YouTube, wherever. What's really great about Nufti is that they represent the interests of
08:10:57iranian americans uh and not just iranian americans but any american uh you know who
08:11:03who who uh you know is wants to protect the security of americans by essentially
08:11:12overthrowing the islamic regime right so um what's really great about nifty is that they also post
08:11:20in english so if you ever want like news or information about what's happening inside of
08:11:25of occupied iran or with the revolution um follow nifty and they're actually um based uh out of
08:11:34washington dc so they're legit um i actually know everyone at nifty um i 100 support nifty
08:11:44100 support and endorse nifty just want to just want to put it out there so um yeah but anyway so
08:11:52so going back to what his royal highness was saying at the end um let me now that i shared
08:11:59that video with you okay so now you know he's not exaggerating spoke to uh there's 90 million
08:12:06people it has been national there's a nationalism that has built up after the attacks on february
08:12:1128th is that your do you agree with that quickly if you can say millions of iranians in 31 provinces
08:12:18in iran when i called them to the streets showed up by the millions supporting and chanting and
08:12:23then to this regime and we just saw that video remember we just saw the video that nifty made
08:12:2931 provinces in iran everyone came out at the shah's call and they were from all different
08:12:36segments of iranian society different ethnic groups different religions different uh you know
08:12:42groups in society that's unity at its best and very diversified so whoever comes and says that
08:12:49after us iran will become uh you know enter a civil war this regime is the reason why there
08:12:56is discord every iranian knows that this is a regime that planted the seed of antagonism but
08:13:01once free iranians find themselves as they had lived together in peace for centuries regardless
08:13:06of their ethnic background or religion to be able to rise again and the lion of the sun revolution
08:13:11is at hand thank you very much uh the son of the former shah the exiled crown prince of iran
08:13:17reza palavi thank you very much sir great to have you with us today thank you can can we just
08:13:24compare guys i know it's not the same but palavi thank you very much sir great to have you with us
08:13:32today okay i just want to i just i just want to point something out here
08:25:11So I actually don't know if he has diplomatic immunity. I mean, I don't know. I'm just saying
08:25:19it's just uh i don't know how it's going oh you're a former immigration officer no i appreciate that
08:25:24i appreciate that all i'm saying is that um it wouldn't it be interesting wouldn't it be
08:25:31interesting and wouldn't it be hilarious if position can't go back and he was arrested
08:25:38i'm just saying that that would that would be um that would be really funny that would be really
08:25:45funny i know he's a head of state but he's also a terrorist i mean guys if if hitler came to the
08:25:54united nations during world war ii would would america just let him do his thing i don't think
08:26:02hitler came to the united nations during world war ii yeah see oh he's like let us stream guys
08:26:08Guys, let us Iranians dream. Let's just have this fantasy. Let's just have this fantasy of, you know, maybe all this is because Scott Besant is going to keep them stranded and they're going to be arrested and go to jail. Let us have this fantasy for a little bit until until, you know, they go back. But I'm just saying, wouldn't it be amazing if that actually happened? One can only pray.
08:26:35um joanne says that should say irgc i can't recall what you're referring to i apologize0.54
08:26:45oh yeah okay so okay so this is where people were kind of complaining about the the garbage speech
08:26:53from uh from i think it was lebanon i think it was lebanon yeah it was terrible uh and then michael
08:27:01says free iran soon it will be a great day thank you uh and then alzut says i guess this is what
08:27:07washington meant when they said they wanted to curb liquid funding to iran-backed militias
08:27:12sorry still stuck on the bikini yeah the the bikini is traumatizing it really is traumatizing
08:27:18uh jojo says i'm a white amazon who loves israel and there's a palavi i will die for the west keep
08:27:24up the great work goldie gamari and all of you thank you no need to die please please be safe
08:27:29Don't do that. The whole concept of martyrdom, that's like a jihadi thing. Don't do that.
08:27:35Jojo says, Morocco allied with Israel. Yeah, that's true. I mean, there are elements of1.00
08:27:42extremism within Morocco, but the king of Morocco does a pretty good job of keeping
08:27:50the Muslim Brotherhood out. You know, in fact, guys, look at the countries in the Middle East.0.95
08:27:59The countries that are the most stable are the ones that have a monarchy and are able to combat the Muslim Brotherhood.0.85
08:28:10The countries that are the most unstable and the most terrorist and jihadi are the republics, the ones where, you know, they want to create a democracy.0.89
08:28:21Guys, there's a reason that we Iranians, we want our Shah back.
08:28:25We want to go back to the constitutional monarchy.
08:28:27because the Middle East is not like the United States.
08:28:31You cannot impose a Western political framework or construct
08:28:52Even now, the most stable and secure countries in the Middle East
08:28:56are all monarchies. And by the way, they're not even a democracy. Those monarchies are like a0.99
08:29:03hardcore monarchy with no elections, no votes. Iran, on the other hand, Iran was a constitutional
08:29:12monarchy, just like England, just like Canada, just like Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Spain.
08:29:18so out of all of the monarchy systems in the middle east iran was the only one that was
08:29:32actually a democracy and there's a reason that we want that system back because in the middle east
08:29:40that that concept of like you know like a republican it just it does not work a republic
08:29:46does not work in the Middle East. Because if you have a republic, those terrorist elements
08:29:53are able to come in and infiltrate and take over. And guys, you're actually starting to see that in
08:29:59the United States. You're starting to see the terrorists take advantage of the freedoms
08:30:06provided to you in your republic system to infiltrate government. Look at Mamdani.
08:30:13look at memdani he immigrated to the united states in 2018 the the terrorist hasn't even0.85
08:30:24lived in the united states for 10 for 10 years he's only been here for eight years and yet he0.52
08:30:30has been able to infiltrate your democratic system as a bad actor take advantage of the freedoms
08:30:39provided to you to infiltrate to take over to become the mayor and now that he's the mayor of0.73
08:30:49new york city he's trying to impose islam and jihad on everyone right he's he's speaking about
08:30:58how he's going to arrest netanyahu as if he has any sort of authority to do so1.00
08:31:03this is how these durkas take advantage of the freedoms that are available in western civilized1.00
08:31:14society to infiltrate and take over this is why we need a shah because the shah of iran1.00
08:31:24is above the political system and the shah of iran is there to protect the people from those0.84
08:31:30nefarious bad actors who want to infiltrate and take over. Because guys, unfortunately,
08:31:36one of the realities of the Middle East is that we literally have to deal with the existential0.99
08:31:40threat of Islam and jihad. That's a reality. We have been dealing with the existential threat1.00
08:31:47of Islam and jihad for the last 1400 years. Guys, the only country in the Middle East1.00
08:31:57that is not a monarchy, but that is a democratic society is Israel.
08:32:05And Israel, you cannot compare Israel to the Arab countries, okay? So when I talk about,
08:32:14you know, a system, like a republic system, not working in the Middle East, I'm referring1.00
08:32:19specifically to the Arab countries, because they have to deal with Islam and, you know,0.87
08:32:26jihad and durka israel is a you know completely separate scenario because israel they're not
08:32:33muslim and remember western civilization is founded on judeo-christian values so within
08:32:43the israeli culture there's no you know worries about like a durka jewish person there's no such
08:32:50thing as a durka jewish person but but there's no worries about that right whereas you know with
08:32:55islam there's that concern so when i speak about um republics in the middle east are pretty much
08:33:02failed states i'm not referring to israel because israel is a separate separate case in a separate
08:33:08scenario um william says omid maybe because bb doesn't have to fear looking too friendly to
08:33:17america oh i don't remember what this was in reference to sorry guys um and says climate
08:33:22change is distribution of wealth among nations keep up the good work goldie and rose yeah it was
08:33:27it's weird that a lot of these countries are like talking about climate change um minor dine says
08:33:33bless you for reminding us of the shot oh yeah so this was earlier today when i was sharing um the
08:33:38video of the shah of iran the previous shah the father of the current shah who spoke at the united
08:33:44nations in 1949 uh what is my view on kurdistan i mean the the kurdish separatist paramilitary
08:33:55groups in iraq i mean they're communist um not really my thing um iranian kurds are loyal to
08:34:02iran so i mean if if the separatist kurds outside of iran want to come up with their own you know
08:34:09country that that's between them uh and you know those countries um i mean the the problem with
08:34:19those separatist kurdish groups that are outside of iran is that they also want to include uh like
08:34:26a part of iran into like their weird fake country um which has literally never existed and the the
08:34:34whole concept of Kurdistan also comes from the Soviets. So the exact same way that the PLO
08:34:43was created and funded by the Soviets, the Kurdish separatists, it's also the same thing.
08:34:53And that's why when you look at the flags of the Kurdish separatists, you see a lot of elements0.81
08:35:00of communism in there right so let me let me uh pull this up for you kurdish
08:35:10okay let me just pull this up for you guys um
08:35:16okay like like here's here's one example all right let me pull this up
08:35:21so like do you see like like the red star red star like the red and yellow and it's got like
08:35:31like the reef and stuff so uh like the it's it's very communisty it's very communisty and they have
08:35:40like so many different like they have so many different militia groups and they're all very
08:35:45very communist-y. So, I mean, do I feel bad that Kurdish people in, you know, the Arab countries0.90
08:35:57and in Turkey are being persecuted? Yes. What's the solution? I don't know. Do I think it's a
08:36:09good idea that a bunch of communists get together and create like a communist country in the Middle
08:36:15East? No. What's really sad about the Kurdish situation is that Kurds are Iranian. Kurds are
08:36:27Iranian. Back when, you know, the Persian Empire was around, all of the countries that you see0.99
08:36:35today like you know iraq used to be part of the persian empire um you know turkey used to be part
08:36:41of the persian empire like in armenia um uh like uzbekistan guys literally every single country
08:36:48with the that has the word stan at the end used to be part of the persian empire afghanistan
08:36:56pakistan tajikistan uzbekistan even georgia at one point was part of iran armenia
08:37:02Azerbaijan, they were all part of the Persian Empire. So they're all ironic people.
08:37:08What happened with the Kurds that are currently in Syria and Iraq and Turkey is that eventually0.98
08:37:17when the Arab colonizers came and, you know, they started taking land away from the Persian
08:37:25Empire and they were conquering these lands. Many Iranian people at the time, they escaped
08:37:38the Arabs and they went to Iran or what is currently modern day Iran. Some of the Kurdish
08:37:49tribes did not do that they chose to stay and remember this happened like 1400 years ago
08:37:56so they chose to stay they were eventually not only um uh colonized not only conquered but they
08:38:05were colonized and many of them uh especially the communist elements have forgotten their iranian
08:38:15roots. And so this is why they're like, oh, you know, we need our own separate state. We have
08:38:22like nothing to do with Iran, which actually literally doesn't make sense. And, you know,
08:38:27they always try to include Iranian Kurds. And by Iranian Kurds, I mean, you know, the Kurds who live
08:38:34in Iran. I'm not talking about the separatist Kurds who have sort of been, you know, the best
08:38:43example the best way to think about is remember how yesterday i was explained it was yesterday
08:38:47or the day before and i was explaining how you know the the people in pakistan they're actually
08:38:53indians who used to be hindu or buddhist or whatever but they've forgotten their roots
08:38:59because they were um conquered and then colonized by the muslims right so pakistanis are in fact0.94
08:39:09indians who were conquered and colonized and they forgot their roots which is why like0.87
08:39:16for them it's just all about islam because there's nothing else
08:39:20so the the kurdish people who don't live in iran it's like a similar situation they've they've
08:39:28kind of like forgotten their roots the separatists anyway the separatists anyway now keep in mind
08:39:34There are actually a lot of Kurdish people who live in Syria, who live in Turkey, who live in Iraq, who are not separatist, and they want nothing to do with the separatist groups.
08:39:47those separatist groups, because they've lost their roots, they have been infiltrated and
08:39:53indoctrinated, especially by communists, which is why you see a lot of these communist elements
08:40:00within, you know, the flags of like, you know, the separatist Kurdish groups, because they're
08:40:06literally all communist. And this is all because of what the Soviets were doing back in the, you
08:40:17that, you know, Yasser Arafat and the PLO was a destabilization project. Same thing with with the Kurdish separatist militia groups. So my view on Kurdistan is that it's not like, it's not a thing. And the fact that you have these communist Kurds who are trying to create this fake country that never existed. To me, that's no different than Palestinians who want to make a fake country called Palestine.
08:40:47that has never existed. All of this, all of this can be traced back to Soviet Russia, the USSR,1.00
08:40:55where they were basically trying to, in fact, these separatist Kurds were actually trained
08:41:02by the Soviets to try and bring Iran under the Iron Curtain. And it was the grandfather
08:41:08father of the current Shah, Hrza Shah the Great, that, you know, prevented the, you know, the0.59
08:41:18separatist Kurds from taking over, like the communists, basically. Again, it's a, you know,0.87
08:41:25multi-layered thing. You know, ultimately, at the end of the day, you know, persecution is terrible.
08:41:34Persecution is terrible. But the Middle East is a very complicated situation. And, you know,
08:41:41I don't want anyone to be living, you know, to be persecuted or anything like that.
08:41:47But these Kurdish militia groups, these communist militia groups in, you know, Turkey or Iraq or
08:41:55Syria, they're not good people. They're terrorists. And remember, the Yezidi genocide happened0.97
08:42:04because the Americans entrusted the Kurds in Iraq,0.99
08:42:26and then the Yazidi people were genocided by ISIS.
08:42:30By the way, those are the same terrorist Kurdish groups that President Trump supposedly gave guns to, and those guns were supposed to go to the Iranian people, but the communist Kurdish groups in Iraq, they kept the guns for themselves.0.60
08:42:49You would think that after those communist Kurdish groups in Iraq allowed the Yazidi genocide to0.79
08:42:56happen, that the United States of America would not trust them anymore. But there you go. So,0.96
08:43:03I mean, it's a complicated scenario. Kurdistan is about as real as Narnia. Sorry, you know what,1.00
08:43:13nurania is even more real than kurstan um we already have like a province called kurdistan
08:43:20and uh i don't support any communist and no the all all of the kurdish separatist movements that
08:43:26are in iraq and elsewhere they're pretty much all communists so i mean a communist is a terrorist
08:43:32right um pc says they cannot remove veto of us yeah no they're you're right the the un
08:43:40they can't do that anyways um john diamond says brett whom trained and hand selected brett bear
08:43:47for special report brit is pro shop oh very interesting i didn't know that
08:49:44um rodman khosravi says nifty is 100 great but only not even us from the constitutionalist
08:49:57party of iran um i love the work you do thank you goldisha goldie john it's okay what i'm talking
08:50:05okay so i want to be very clear nifty is a lobby group nifty is a registered lobby group
08:50:13that lobbies to the American government on behalf of the American people, sorry, on behalf of
08:50:20Iranian Americans. So they're a lobbying group, and they're countering Nayak. So when I say
08:50:29Nufti is the only lobby group we trust, that's because they're a registered lobby group,
08:50:35and their purpose is to advocate for the Iranian people and to lobby, like officially lobby
08:50:44American politicians. Your organization is different. You're not a lobby group.
08:50:51You are a group of, you know, Iranians who've come together, you've created an organization,
08:50:58and, you know, it's a grassroots civic movement. So you're not a lobby group.
08:51:04And absolutely, your organization is fantastic, and I hope everyone, you know, checks it out.
08:51:12But yeah, I'm not speaking about the various civic groups that have been created, not just in the United States, but, you know, around the world.
08:51:33Ohana says, Comrade Mayor Zoran Mamdani would make New York a safe haven for the, well, it's not the Iranian delegation, it's the Islamic regime delegation, if they got stuck there.0.68
08:51:46Oh yeah, of course he would. Remember, guys, Zoran Mamdani is the same religion as the Islamic regime. He's a 12-er Shia. He literally worships Khamenei and Khomeini.0.88
08:51:55And by the way, guys, I found out that Zoran Mamdani has hired some young Iranian girls to work in his office who have direct ties to the Islamic regime.
08:52:11Apparently, their family members are part of the Islamic regime.
08:52:46So that's it for the questions and comments and super chats.
08:52:48I wanted to thank all of you for tuning in.
08:52:50Like I said, I will be back in a couple of hours. I've been live streaming for nine hours straight. There's still a lot to go over. I'm going to take a bit of a break. I'm going to eat something. And then when I come back, I'm going to analyze President Trump's speech and, of course, Prime Minister Netanyahu's explosive speech from yesterday.
08:53:11I'm also going to go over some of the memes that Iranians have been putting out,0.87
08:53:15reactions from Iranians to what's going on,
08:53:17and we're going to get some news and updates as well.
08:53:19So until then, guys, thank you so much for tuning in.