In this episode, we discuss Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's latest tweets, Iran's Crown Prince, Reza Pahlavi, and President Trump's refusal to meet with Donald Trump, and more.
00:04:32.520And by the way, I want you to know, you know, if you're going to pull it off, pull it off.
00:04:37.280It is time for others, including European leaders, to follow his lead and break their silence and act more decisively in support of the people.
00:04:45.220Now, the one thing that we do know is Netanyahu has met with RP many times.
00:05:38.660Khamenei fearing the end of his criminal regime at the hands of the people and will help of your powerful promise to support protesters has threatened the people of the streets with a brutal crackdown.
00:05:50.120And he wants to use his blackout to murder these young heroes.
00:05:53.040I've called the people to the streets to fight for their freedom and to overwhelm the security forces with sheer numbers.
00:13:02.100This nonsense article you did with Wall Street Journal, I hope nobody ever reads it again.
00:13:06.480You know, we don't need anybody's help.
00:13:08.340You've shifted because you're paying close attention.
00:13:11.220But if you take this next move properly and you go to the man and you're respectful with him, he comes and help you out, you have a standing chance.
00:13:18.720I don't know what that role is going to be.
00:13:19.840I'd like to see you be on Calci so other people can vote for it.
00:13:22.260But according to the people that bet in Las Vegas, they don't believe you're winning.
00:13:26.420I think Iranians, go on Calci on that, Rob, can we put that link below for Calci because the world is seeing this kind of stuff to see who they're going to be rooting for?
00:13:36.720And FYI, go to another report on Calci, Rob, the one that says which leaders are about to fall.
00:15:48.140Anytime you're in this kind of a position, just like Maria Karina Machado, just like a Reza Pallavi, just like these guys, you have to sit there and say, I'm going to need some kind of leverage from somewhere.
00:16:02.460Not even if it's somebody that fears us, I can get things done for my people.
00:16:31.700I will say, though, we have to be, you know, we.
00:16:34.800I just think if you go back to the Shah of Iran and how he was pushed out because Iran was getting at that time 16 percent of the oil profits in 1952 from the predecessor to British Petroleum.
00:16:50.700And then when they said, well, we want to we want more.
00:17:04.100And then they asked for a million dollars from Truman to the Brits to overthrow Mossadegh because Mossadegh at that point nationalized the oil.
00:17:16.120Then he went to Eisenhower and said, can we get and then Eisenhower said yes.
00:17:22.820And then they sent a, you know, a paid mob in front of the presidential palace.
00:17:28.820And then they and then they that didn't really work.
00:17:33.500And then they sent to and then, you know, Mossadegh had to jump over the they burned it down.
00:17:40.020And then he had 26 years of the Shah of Iran.
00:17:41.800And during that time, the secret police, you know, we can't I mean, I would I would suggest that they not have that repeat of that, because what it did was it set up, you know, a similar thing to happen where people were if you could where anybody who was the opposition.
00:17:59.680I don't think you follow the podcast, do you?
00:18:01.580You know, you probably don't follow the Iranian story here with us.
00:18:04.560That's that's that's the history that I know about it.
00:18:07.220Right there is that you don't want a constitutional monarchy to return to Iran.
00:18:10.440No, I'm saying that I don't want a secret police underneath the monarchy to return to Iran.
00:18:15.120You're talking about Savak is what you're talking about.
00:18:17.900OK, so then that's but here's what you have to realize.
00:18:20.420I'm saying, look, I don't mind a, you know, a monetary, you know, sorry, a monarchy that would support a constitutional republic of some sort.
00:18:59.040So but but but the but the part about Savak that you have to think about is the way you look at Savak is what Iranians in the Middle East and the world thinks about CIA.
00:19:11.540Yeah. So so to us, like, you know, we have in RCI, when we go look at the history of ours with with economic hit, man, we would go to other countries who had resources and say, hey, you're going to take this debt from us.
00:19:22.060You're going to do business with us or else we're going to kill you.
00:19:24.360These are documented meetings that we had with world leaders in the past.
00:19:33.780And it's set up the situation for the Khomeini.
00:19:36.440So I'm saying let's not do a repeat of that.
00:19:38.080Well, listen, the Iranian people let them decide.
00:19:39.980What happened with Reza Pallavi at the end is he got soft at the end because he allowed the the 3,000 political prisoners when Jimmy Carter's like release them all.
00:19:50.380That ended up being Hezbollah's that ended up being the ISIS that ended up being all those guys.
00:19:56.740Yes, but I'm talking about the 20 respectfully PBD, if I can call you that.
00:20:00.760No, respectfully, I think the 26 years of of really not allowing any political opposition to his reign created that kind of tension and that kind of that's a fair argument for that.
00:20:30.540I think you're having not a revolution in this country.
00:20:32.920You're having a counter revolution to some of the lunacy policies that we've had, like opening up 10, you know, the border to millions of people just to simply.
00:20:40.680But if I have to say this respectfully, if I have to choose.