Speaking Up From America While Your Family's Still in Tehran
The Iranian regime broadcast a message on national TV: parents, go tell your children not to protest — and if something happens to them, don't complain. Then five to eight million people went to the streets anyway. The government admitted to 3,100 dead. Our guest estimates 15,000 to 20,000.
In this episode:
Why Moein Mahmoudi — former Tehran energy startup operator, still has family in Iran — gives the war a "soft no" on producing real regime change
- The January protests: the largest Moein has seen in 33 years, every city, every small town
- What "regime change" actually means, and why…
The skinny
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