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EXCLUSIVE: Is Iran FINISHED? The Smuggled Evidence · Unshaken & Unafraid with Joe Pags

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Speaker 1: They are shooting people in the streets of Iran right now,
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Speaker 1: and the Western media is dead silent. Do you want
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Speaker 1: to know why? Because they don't want to admit the
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Speaker 1: strategy is actually working. First Trump took out the nuclear facilities,
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Speaker 1: then we put Maduro in handcuffs. The dictator alliance is shattered.
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Speaker 1: The Obama Biden appeasement kept his regima life support. But
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Speaker 1: now the plug is being pulled. The Ayatolas are terrified,
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Speaker 1: the people smell blood, and the end is finally here.
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Speaker 1: Iranian journalist Nicole Sadihi joins me, is going to fill
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Speaker 1: you in on the truth about the uprising that the
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Speaker 1: networks are refusing to cover. Watch this.
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Speaker 2: The country is on the verge of you know, the
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Speaker 2: dam has broken. As we've seen over the years, There's
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Speaker 2: been pockets, not even pockets, mass uprisings over the years.
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Speaker 2: The last one was in twenty twenty two, but this
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Speaker 2: time it's much larger. It's every city, every province in Iran.
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Speaker 2: Ninety million population have hit the streets and people are
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Speaker 2: screaming for change. They are wanting their freedom back, they
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Speaker 2: want their sovereignty back, and they want ultimately this regime gone.
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Speaker 2: They've had enough with drought, a high unemployment, they can't
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Speaker 2: feed their families, they have no human rights. The government
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Speaker 2: tells them what to do, what to think to where
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Speaker 2: to go, how to speak, what to believe, and it's
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Speaker 2: just it's been a boiling point of half a century
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Speaker 2: that has come to this, and it was inevitable and
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Speaker 2: so unfortunately, as usual, the reaction of the Islamic Republic
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Speaker 2: has to be to try and control them with violence
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Speaker 2: and force, and they're killing people in the streets. But
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Speaker 2: the people are just so determined because Joe, they've been
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Speaker 2: dying anyway, whether they uprize or not, they've been suffering anyway.
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Speaker 2: So at this point they really have nothing to lose.
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Speaker 2: They they are just tired of it. They are so thirsty,
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Speaker 2: literally thirsty because there's a drought, but they are hungry
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Speaker 2: and thirsty for freedom and change, and and they nothing's
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Speaker 2: going to stop them. You know, there's the the winds
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Speaker 2: of change are coming, and the downfall of this regime
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Speaker 2: is is inevitable. It's it's it's literally on the peak now,
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Speaker 2: it'll happen any day. But unfortunately, there's a lot of
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Speaker 2: sacrifices that are being made with the blood of the innocent,
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Speaker 2: defenseless people on the ground. But they're so brave and
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Speaker 2: they're so courageous, and they know what they are risking,
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Speaker 2: but they have no choice. Nobody else is listening to them.
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Speaker 2: Over the years that there have been people who have
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Speaker 2: listened to them with there's some leaderships and diaspora like
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Speaker 2: the rest of us and yourself, some media who have
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Speaker 2: but they literally have decided to take matters into their
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Speaker 2: own hands because they have to. They want change, and
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Speaker 2: they've made that very clear. And it's just up to
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Speaker 2: the rest of the world to catch up and hear them.
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Speaker 2: And when I say the rest of the world, I'm
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Speaker 2: in the entire world, not just a few members of
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Speaker 2: institutions here and there. Or in the past, we've had
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Speaker 2: past presidents and prime ministers just ignore them. But this
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Speaker 2: time seems to be a little bit different.
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Speaker 1: It is, Nicole, said SADIHI go and follow her. It's
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Speaker 1: s n I C O L E s A d
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Speaker 1: I g h I over on X. I want you
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Speaker 1: to see the videos that she's publishing. I try to
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Speaker 1: share all of them. Well, let me ask you a
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Speaker 1: couple of things about what you just said. We know
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Speaker 1: that there was a major uprising and we're an opposition
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Speaker 1: person actually won the presidency in Iran, but that was
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Speaker 1: during Obama's term, and Obama said, we're not going to
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Speaker 1: meddle in the election affairs or the voting affairs of
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Speaker 1: the Islamic Republic of Iran. And then they started killing
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Speaker 1: people in the streets again, and the theocracy held on.
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Speaker 1: You said it just happened in twenty two as well,
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Speaker 1: that you weren't going to get any support at all
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Speaker 1: from a Biden administration, that's for sure, just like you
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Speaker 1: didn't from Barack Obama, Nicole. Is the difference now that
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Speaker 1: they know that you've got somebody in Trump that does
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Speaker 1: at least morally support what they're doing.
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Speaker 2: Oh, in fact, with Trump, it's a bit more. But
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Speaker 2: before I move on to President Trump, I want to
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Speaker 2: just talk about Obama for a minute. When you said
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Speaker 2: he didn't want to interfere, in fact he did. He interfered,
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Speaker 2: and he sent the famously those cachets of cash over
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Speaker 2: to the Islamic Republic when the twenty nineteen uprising was
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Speaker 2: happening there that killed Nedder of us all Tan. You know,
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Speaker 2: it was. It was a movement that could have turned
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Speaker 2: into what we're seeing today, and if it wasn't for
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Speaker 2: Obama actually interfering and sending in cash to the regime,
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Speaker 2: who then spent that money to import like they are now.
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Speaker 2: But they're very limited on their resources right now, but
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Speaker 2: they're still very desperate. They imported from Palestinians and Hezbollah
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Speaker 2: and foreign boots on the ground and more guns on
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Speaker 2: the ground to kill the people and massacre them even more,
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Speaker 2: thereby stopping any kind of momentum that the people had
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Speaker 2: because there was just too much loss and suffering and
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Speaker 2: people killed. It was, it was, it was. It was
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Speaker 2: a blood bath. And so yes, Obama actually did interfear
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Speaker 2: and the Europeans and the UK have interfered too well.
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Speaker 1: I gotta stop you. Why do you think that's happening?
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Speaker 1: I can't, for the life of me understand why Barack
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Speaker 1: Obama would have sent one point four or one point
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Speaker 1: six billion dollars in cash to the Iranian leadership that
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Speaker 1: hates us. Do you think he thought there was going
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Speaker 1: to they were going to appease him or or I'm sorry,
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Speaker 1: that would appease the Iranians and make them play ball?
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Speaker 1: Is he on their side? In your heart of hearts?
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Speaker 1: Why do you think the president of the United States
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Speaker 1: would ever have done what he did.
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Speaker 2: Because it's not strategically and financially palatable for them. They
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Speaker 2: were doing some backdoor dealings. He removed the sanctions that
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Speaker 2: was imposed on the regime that was putting pressure on them.
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Speaker 2: And you know, it helped it helps the left to
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Speaker 2: have the destabilization of the region because the a to
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Speaker 2: manipulate their own puppets, if you like, in that region.
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Speaker 2: And so uh and and and as a result, the
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Speaker 2: regime was negotiating with him and the West, and it
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Speaker 2: was buying them more time to uh, you know, fund
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Speaker 2: more terrorism, kill their own people, start more proxy wars,
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Speaker 2: kill I have to say us military servicemen from Baghdad
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Speaker 2: to Beirut. I mean, it's so. And you know, Obama
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Speaker 2: was the apologist in charge, in chief chief apologists. He
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Speaker 2: went round the world, if you recall, apologizing to the world,
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Speaker 2: uh for what America supposedly had done. And and that's disgraceful.
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Speaker 2: You know, that's He's supposed to be the president of
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Speaker 2: the United States, not the president of the Middle East.
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Speaker 1: But years under the first Trump administration, there's a little
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Speaker 1: bit of a delayed on me to speak over you.
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Speaker 1: During the first Trump administration, they were scared to death.
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Speaker 1: They didn't do anything for four years, and we froze
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Speaker 1: their money and everything else. Biden comes in releases six
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Speaker 1: point six billion dollars or something like that, allows them
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Speaker 1: to fund more terrorism and probably was even a bigger
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Speaker 1: appeaser than Obama was. So take me from Biden in
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Speaker 1: twenty two, where again they helped to prop up this
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Speaker 1: regime to why we're here now at the end of
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Speaker 1: the first year of Trump's second administration. Do the people
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Speaker 1: of Iran literally gain power feel strength through the moral
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Speaker 1: value system of an administration like this one?
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Speaker 2: Well, yes, because Biden was Obama's third term. Yeah, and
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Speaker 2: you know when the uprises were happening, they were chancing
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Speaker 2: in the streets. Obama, Obama, you'll either with them or
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Speaker 2: you're with us. Oh wow, let's not forget that. This
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Speaker 2: time President Trump has drawn a very clear red line
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Speaker 2: and he's given a warning to the regime, and he's
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Speaker 2: also spoken to the people of Iran, and as soon
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Speaker 2: as he did, it gave them the more of an inspiration,
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Speaker 2: more courage to realize that, oh, somebody's actually got our back,
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Speaker 2: or that they're paying attention. They're not just ignoring us,
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Speaker 2: and you know, turning the other way. And when President
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Speaker 2: Obama is showing that kind of strength and showing which
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Speaker 2: side of this you know, history he's on, it really
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Speaker 2: does make a difference. So the point where they were
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Speaker 2: putting naming streets after him in Iran and they were
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Speaker 2: plastering his faces on lamp posts in honor of him.
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Speaker 2: You know, as you know, the Iranian people, unlike the regime,
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Speaker 2: are very pro American and very pro Israel and they've
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Speaker 2: proven this often with blood to show that they are
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Speaker 2: not the enemy of the West, and they want to be.
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Speaker 2: They want it very clear that they're very separate from
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Speaker 2: the regime. They do not support what this regime does
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Speaker 2: in the region. They don't support the threats that the
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Speaker 2: regime imposes on international security. They would go into football
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Speaker 2: stadiums during soccer matches and you know, chant horrible chant,
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Speaker 2: very negative things about Palestinian cause because they'd say, that's
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Speaker 2: not our cause, you're squandering our wealth, the country's wealth,
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Speaker 2: which is an oil rich country. It has a lot
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Speaker 2: of other opportunities there and you're squandering our wealth to
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Speaker 2: prop up these other countries and other terrorist groups while
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Speaker 2: we're suffering. You're supposed to look after your people first.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, it's made a huge difference that President Trump
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Speaker 2: has shown his support and does continue to show her support,
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Speaker 2: and I encourage him and his administration, which they have been.
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Speaker 2: Iranian people have been so grateful and thankful for that,
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Speaker 2: and it's a wonderful positive move. And we know that
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Speaker 2: in the future, when Iran is free, there's going to
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Speaker 2: be a beautiful partnership with America.
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Speaker 1: It is I nicolled today. He go and follow her
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Speaker 1: now M S N I C O L E. Her
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Speaker 1: last name is s A d I g HI. Follow
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Speaker 1: her on x and Instagram at that handle. Let me
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Speaker 1: ask you this, why do you think the Western media
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Speaker 1: I was I was in television news a long time,
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Speaker 1: to the journalist for a long time. I know how
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Speaker 1: to do it. I want a bunch of awards. I
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Speaker 1: would make my bones on a story like this, man,
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Speaker 1: I would tell everybody this story. This is a huge
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Speaker 1: international story that could change, as you said, the face
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Speaker 1: of the globe after the fifth past fifty years almost so,
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Speaker 1: this theocracy being in place, Why would the Western media
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Speaker 1: ignore this? They literally are like blackout on this story.
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Speaker 1: Maybe a quick mention here and there, but generally speaking,
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Speaker 1: almost nothing. Why you're a journalist, this is a big story.
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Speaker 2: It is it should be headline news, it should be
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Speaker 2: front page and this is what's happening on the ground,
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Speaker 2: and Iran is making history, and they've been very restrained
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Speaker 2: and very tepid with reporting on it. And the only
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Speaker 2: thing I can say is that we've learned from history
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Speaker 2: is that when nineteen seventy nine was happening, they were
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Speaker 2: speaking very positively about Ayatola Hormeny. They even dubbed him
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Speaker 2: as a kind of a liberator and the Islamic Gandhi
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Speaker 2: whatever that means. Wow. So it was disgraceful. And the
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Speaker 2: only thing I can say is that they've always had
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Speaker 2: a bias. They've all always been the mouthpiece of the
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Speaker 2: globalists and the leftists, who, in my opinion, most of
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Speaker 2: the globalists, and so it doesn't align with their agenda.
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Speaker 2: And they apart from a few medias like yourself or
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Speaker 2: Fox News for example, who have been very good, very great,
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Speaker 2: and very accurate in their reporting. Because what's happening in
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Speaker 2: the Middle this is the Middle East, and it's the
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Speaker 2: biggest event in you know, for a long time, and
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Speaker 2: they seem to only focus on what's happening in Gaza
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Speaker 2: or Ukraine, and they're very selective with the reporting, and
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Speaker 2: that just proves that they have an agenda and they
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Speaker 2: have a bias, and they obviously are the mouthpiece of
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Speaker 2: the states that they represent. You know, and those same media,
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Speaker 2: I have to say, well, the same media who fake
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Speaker 2: news media, as President Trump calls them, was lying about
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Speaker 2: President Trump. Yeah, they're doing the same thing with the
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Speaker 2: events in Iran. So you can see that they've chosen
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Speaker 2: a side, and they've drawn a clear line about where
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Speaker 2: they stand, and it's the usual suspects.
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Speaker 1: You know, it's interesting you brought up nineteen, you brought
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Speaker 1: up twenty two. Why is this time the right time?
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Speaker 1: And let me throw a couple of things out there.
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Speaker 1: Of course, we took out the nuclear facilities. That was awesome.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure the people of Iran loved that. But it
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Speaker 1: didn't happen right then. It didn't happen right when the
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Speaker 1: bombing happened. It didn't happen when that twelve day war
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Speaker 1: was over. Is it because we went in and got
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Speaker 1: Maduro in Venezuela? Was that the impetus to why people said,
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Speaker 1: holy crap, you really can get rid of a horrible desk,
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Speaker 1: but if you want to.
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Speaker 2: You know, the Maduro thing was it was a matter
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Speaker 2: of time and it was very strategic, and it definitely
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Speaker 2: weakened Iran and it's an influence in in Venezuela. For decades,
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Speaker 2: Iranian diaspora and those of us who've had to try
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Speaker 2: to have a voice with the State Department or the
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Speaker 2: White House have been warning that Hasbulla has been very
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Speaker 2: active over there and they've been exporting the terrorism through
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Speaker 2: the South of America. So you know, this is this
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Speaker 2: was definitely an amazingly positive move to get rid of Madua,
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Speaker 2: not just for the Venezuelans but for the geopolitical chess
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Speaker 2: board that we're seeing. It has definitely weakened Iran. And
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Speaker 2: you know, Russia and China, as much as they may
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Speaker 2: we may see them on paper as their allies, they've
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Speaker 2: got their own problems right now to deal with. So
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Speaker 2: Iran is definitely, I should say, the Islamic Republic is
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Speaker 2: definitely very isolated right now in war it can do
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Speaker 2: and the pressure is so high that they are desperate
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Speaker 2: and they are unfortunately exercising that desperation through more violence
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Speaker 2: and more lies, and they're trying to really hold a
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Speaker 2: grip on power, and it's useless and it's futile because
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Speaker 2: what happened last year with the Nucleo sides also weakened them,
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Speaker 2: and so they really are on the brink of collapse.
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Speaker 2: It's just it's just a matter of time. But the
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Speaker 2: sooner the better. But there can be more things that
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Speaker 2: can be done at this point, and that's where President
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Speaker 2: Trump comes in. Steve Witkoff just this weekend spent the
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Speaker 2: weekend with Razapah Levy, who has been a huge voice
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Speaker 2: for the Iranian people. The Uranian people are screaming his
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Speaker 2: name in the street. They don't scream anybody else's name.
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Speaker 2: Ninety million people are in the street and they are
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Speaker 2: calling for him to take the leadership role. He has
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Speaker 2: very willingly and dutifully done his best to do that
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Speaker 2: and bridge that gap so that he can facilitate and
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Speaker 2: help them in any way he can, with the help
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Speaker 2: of our friends in America and the West, and in
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Speaker 2: Israel too, So there's a lot more that can be done.
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Speaker 2: This morning, Razapah Lavi, at a breakfast meeting, spoke at
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Speaker 2: Mora Lago and he gave a speech in front of
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Speaker 2: President Trump and his team, so that was another positive move.
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Speaker 2: So they're making they you know, and President Trump has
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Speaker 2: spoken with his security council about what other options are
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Speaker 2: on the table, and so they there's a lot that
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Speaker 2: can be done. Communication lines need to be kept open.
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Speaker 2: As you know, Iran has been dark for three or
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Speaker 2: four days. If it wasn't for Starlink, which we see,
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Speaker 2: you know, some videos coming out sporadically, if it wasn't
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Speaker 2: for starlink, we wouldn't be knowing what's going on right now.
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Speaker 2: You know, hospitals and doctors need help. They need to
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Speaker 2: be able to communicate with each other when they need
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Speaker 2: to call each other to come and help, you know,
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Speaker 2: the wounded and those who were in dire need. And
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Speaker 2: so there's a lot of resources that can be implemented
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Speaker 2: and I'm sure they're talking about all of this strategically.
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Speaker 1: Nicole, do you still have people in Iran you do right? Like,
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Speaker 1: are you able to communicate with them? I know that starlink,
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Speaker 1: I know that they're going door to door and they're
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Speaker 1: collecting the satellite equipment. They're not allowing people even connect
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Speaker 1: to that. I know, the message is still getting out sporadically.
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Speaker 1: As you said, what are you hearing from the people?
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Speaker 1: There is there a feeling that this is the time
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Speaker 1: it can really happen.
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Speaker 2: This time, It absolutely is. They just they have no
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Speaker 2: other choice and they know that more people are going
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Speaker 2: to get hurt. But you know, I haven't. I lost
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Speaker 2: touch with my family a few days ago. Despite the
19:29
Speaker 2: fact that they have VPNs or they don't have a
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Speaker 2: stylink unfortunately, so it's very difficult to get hold of them.
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Speaker 2: But you know, they need internet connection right now, and
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Speaker 2: that would be a huge help in order to facilitate
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Speaker 2: what's going on on the ground, so they can communicate
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Speaker 2: to us what they need. And also, you know, from
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Speaker 2: above satellite images which I'm sure the US government is
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Speaker 2: keeping a close eye on to see what the move
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Speaker 2: of the security forces are and where they are, you know,
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Speaker 2: and where what their sort of movements are. But President
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Speaker 2: Trump just recently also said and suggested please and I
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Speaker 2: think they heard it. The word is getting around on
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Speaker 2: this on the streets of Iran. He said, please make
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Speaker 2: a notation of the names of the security forces and
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Speaker 2: who they are. So yes, yeah, so that's yes, yeah,
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Speaker 2: it is and that's important. So they know that that
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Speaker 2: he is from a distance trying to help in a way.
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Speaker 2: He can all be it in statements like that. This
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Speaker 2: is very very powerful and very important, and they realize
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Speaker 2: that they're not on their own and there are there
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Speaker 2: are means to facilitate some kind of of help to
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Speaker 2: sort of strengthen their side. And also we can we
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Speaker 2: can the regime. But also it's a it's a message
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Speaker 2: to the regime too because trust me, they they I'm
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Speaker 2: sure they're going to be giving each other up at
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Speaker 2: some point. If it gets to that point, they're going
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Speaker 2: to want to pick up the phone and maybe negotiate
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Speaker 2: and make a deal just to save their own backs.
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Speaker 2: So there's there's going to be a lot of backstabbing
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Speaker 2: going on. And so that's where the media can come
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Speaker 2: and play into this. They can echo some of this,
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Speaker 2: they can talk about this. They don't want to though,
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Speaker 2: because they want this to go away. They think it's
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Speaker 2: going to be like like every other time, where if
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Speaker 2: they just keep silent, then this will go away and
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Speaker 2: it'll all blow over and then we can just move
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Speaker 2: on to Gaza or Ukraine again or whatever else. You know.
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Speaker 2: Feeds their agenda.
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Speaker 1: Well it does, and that's sick. I don't want that's
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Speaker 1: their agenda again. I can't wrap my brain around why
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Speaker 1: it is. It is Nicole today, he go and follow
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Speaker 1: her Nicole and then SA D I g h I
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Speaker 1: miss Nicolesonda. He over on on Instagram and on x
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Speaker 1: you mentioned Resa and I can't pronounced the last name.
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Speaker 1: That's not the same person as the Shaw's son. I
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Speaker 1: saw the Shaw's son on Fox or something last night,
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Speaker 1: and there are many people trying to prop him up.
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Speaker 1: I know that you're not for that, that that regime
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Speaker 1: should not come back. Why would that be a problem.
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Speaker 1: Why would the person that you mentioned be better? No, son,
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Speaker 1: that is the Shaw son. So I was incorrect about that.
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Speaker 1: I thought that you were not for that family coming
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Speaker 1: back in. You are for the family coming back in.
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Speaker 2: I'm I'm for I'm for whatever the people want.
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Speaker 1: Okay and uh.
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Speaker 2: And I was against you know, the ex you know,
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Speaker 2: I was against the revolution happening and the coup happening.
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Speaker 2: In nineteen seventy nine. The Shaw was a very successful
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Speaker 2: leader in Iran. He we had democracy, there was freedom
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Speaker 2: over there, women's rights. He modernized the country and it
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Speaker 2: was going to be the next Japan and that was
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Speaker 2: not after After a time, the West decided that strategically
23:23
Speaker 2: and financially that wouldn't suit them because they asked him
23:27
Speaker 2: to sell the oil for cheap and of course who
23:30
Speaker 2: would do that. I mean President Trump were said himself,
23:35
Speaker 2: why is the why why are other countries taking advantage
23:38
Speaker 2: of America for so many years? And he stood his
23:41
Speaker 2: ground on that in the defense of the United States,
23:45
Speaker 2: and that's what the Shah wanted to do. But unfortunately
23:50
Speaker 2: the globalists decided that they had other plans for him,
23:55
Speaker 2: and they betrayed him. And here we are it.
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Speaker 1: I want to stop you there because I actually I
24:02
Speaker 1: saw an interview with the Shaw from the seventies before
24:05
Speaker 1: he was ousted, and you're right. It was about them
24:07
Speaker 1: trying to tell him how much his precious oil was worth,
24:11
Speaker 1: and he didn't think that was right. How dare you
24:13
Speaker 1: tell me what is ours our resources that we definitely
24:16
Speaker 1: want to sell on the global market. You can't tell
24:18
Speaker 1: us how to price it, though, and he wasn't trying
24:20
Speaker 1: to rip everybody off. I think he was being fair
24:22
Speaker 1: about it, but they wanted something that was ridiculously low.
24:24
Speaker 1: So let me ask you this it takes me to
24:26
Speaker 1: the next question because everything you say brings a new
24:28
Speaker 1: question into my head. That's how smart you are. Does
24:31
Speaker 1: this mean that Jimmy Carter facilitated the ouster of the
24:35
Speaker 1: shaw because he thought the Ayatola would be better about oil?
24:39
Speaker 1: Is that what this was?
24:42
Speaker 2: Yes, it was, it was. It didn't and it was
24:48
Speaker 2: a very hard lesson for America to learn. You know.
24:53
Speaker 2: It's it's created instability in the region. There never used
24:58
Speaker 2: to be Islamic really to the extent that we have
25:02
Speaker 2: now Islamic terrorist groups. Ever since, ever since this regime
25:07
Speaker 2: and Harmony came into power, there's been nothing but instability,
25:14
Speaker 2: proxy wars, killings, and American lives have been lost. And
25:22
Speaker 2: that's been a tax payer money to us. Tax payer
25:25
Speaker 2: money is too and it's just been it's been one
25:28
Speaker 2: disaster after another. When the Shah was in power, there
25:33
Speaker 2: was stability in the region, there was peace in the region.
25:36
Speaker 2: We were an ally of Israel. Israel and Iranan were
25:40
Speaker 2: one of the closest allies. And actually, I have a
25:44
Speaker 2: Jewish friend of mine is really Jewish friend of mine,
25:46
Speaker 2: and yesterday we were just talking and we were sort
25:50
Speaker 2: of fantasizing about the day that the two countries will
25:53
Speaker 2: be at peace with one another again, because we had
25:57
Speaker 2: such a wonderful relationship before this dark cloud was foisted
26:03
Speaker 2: upon the Iranian people. And so there's been nothing but
26:11
Speaker 2: just wars insecurity and terrorism and killings, and Iranian people
26:23
Speaker 2: have been paying with their blood. And you know, I
26:27
Speaker 2: wrote an article recently in Viscarad twenty four and a
26:32
Speaker 2: lot of people talk about what's going on now as
26:35
Speaker 2: some kind of a revolution. That's the wrong word to use.
26:39
Speaker 2: It's actually a restoration. It's going back to what it was.
26:43
Speaker 2: It's going back to what was stolen from them, what
26:45
Speaker 2: was taken from them without their permission, without their wanting it.
26:51
Speaker 2: And let's just talk about the media again. I just
26:54
Speaker 2: have to emphasize today today the media is actually legacy,
27:00
Speaker 2: is becoming more and more irrelevant. Most of them have
27:04
Speaker 2: lost their credibility. When the nineteen seventy nine credetar happened, people,
27:10
Speaker 2: you know, establishments like the BBC, the New York Times
27:14
Speaker 2: were reporting that they were lying, and they were the
27:17
Speaker 2: fake news at the time as well, like they are today.
27:20
Speaker 2: They haven't changed their face and they would take close
27:24
Speaker 2: up shots of crowds of small protests and they would
27:30
Speaker 2: sell that as though it was the entire country on mass,
27:35
Speaker 2: as though it was what we're seeing today, and it
27:38
Speaker 2: was nothing like that. And in fact, there's video footage
27:44
Speaker 2: that isn't widely shown, but it's now because of the
27:48
Speaker 2: Internet we see it. There was masses and masses of
27:52
Speaker 2: majority of people in the streets who were against harmony
27:57
Speaker 2: and who wanted the show back, and they were literally
28:00
Speaker 2: and in tears. They couldn't believe what was happening. So
28:04
Speaker 2: the reason why I bring that up is because today
28:07
Speaker 2: you can't do that anymore. You can't just take a
28:10
Speaker 2: small frame and try and sell it because why we've
28:13
Speaker 2: got social media and social media you can't hide anything anymore.
28:17
Speaker 2: This is the truth. And so yeah, and so most
28:24
Speaker 2: of the media, like the BBC, who were embarrassing, they're
28:28
Speaker 2: doing embarrassing interviews with the wrong people who claim to
28:32
Speaker 2: know what's good for Iranian people, and they're losing their
28:37
Speaker 2: credibility and they're losing they're becoming irrelevant. They were huge
28:42
Speaker 2: in promoting this Islamic takeover. And if you ask any
28:48
Speaker 2: Iranian and say the words BBC or Carter or France
28:53
Speaker 2: or UK at the time, and well even UK now
28:57
Speaker 2: actually and Europe, they will you'll hear nothing but negative
29:05
Speaker 2: swearing and resentment because they know that they were the
29:09
Speaker 2: ones who betrayed them, and they actively helped put Hormany
29:15
Speaker 2: and this regime into power, and they actively should be
29:20
Speaker 2: held accountable. And they continue to lie. They continue to
29:23
Speaker 2: do that. I mean, they lie about America and American
29:28
Speaker 2: sovereignty today. So it's the same tactics, it's the same headlines,
29:33
Speaker 2: and it's the same agenda because their agenda is the
29:37
Speaker 2: globalist's agenda. Globalists don't like national people who are patriotic
29:43
Speaker 2: for their own country. They don't like nationalism. They don't
29:47
Speaker 2: like countries to be proud of their sovereignty. And President
29:50
Speaker 2: Trump once said, what's wrong with every single nation being
29:52
Speaker 2: proud of who they are. That's a beautiful thing. We
29:55
Speaker 2: should all, you know, and work together and trade together
29:59
Speaker 2: and otiate together, but on an on an even playing field.
30:04
Speaker 2: And so unfortunately there's been an imbalance in this world.
30:08
Speaker 2: But you know, President Trump is also the person who
30:11
Speaker 2: has come into i want to say, undo a lot
30:16
Speaker 2: of the damage that's been done on the past. I mean,
30:18
Speaker 2: if you especially domestically, if you look at what Obama's done.
30:22
Speaker 2: And then you know, Biden was Obama's third term, so
30:28
Speaker 2: he he now has the authority and the resources to
30:34
Speaker 2: undo what President Carter also did.
30:38
Speaker 1: Get No, I think that he's all the way without
30:41
Speaker 1: a doubt. I think you said that very well. Go
30:43
Speaker 1: look up her article Restoration not Revolution the West, Unfinished
30:46
Speaker 1: Duty to Iran. I want you to go see that.
30:48
Speaker 1: It's the call today. He last question, and we'll finish
30:51
Speaker 1: with this and I want you to come back again
30:53
Speaker 1: very soon as as things continue to change. But what
30:55
Speaker 1: does it look like if they're successful in getting rid
30:59
Speaker 1: of the theocracy? Does the show sun come right in
31:02
Speaker 1: and then just establish a new government. You can't keep
31:04
Speaker 1: anybody who's in the government now, obviously, I mean, but
31:07
Speaker 1: what does success look like? Give me a minute or
31:10
Speaker 1: two on that. What does it look like in the
31:12
Speaker 1: days or weeks to come? Should somehow and I pray
31:15
Speaker 1: it happens. The toppling of this government happened.
31:19
Speaker 2: You know, Reza Pahlavi is working with a wonderful team
31:26
Speaker 2: and he will help facilitate a transitional team and a
31:31
Speaker 2: transitional period of time. There's a lot of work to
31:34
Speaker 2: be done, and it's not going to be overnight. There's
31:38
Speaker 2: going to be a lot of damage that needs to
31:40
Speaker 2: be rectified, and a lot of areas that need to
31:45
Speaker 2: be facilitated, a lot of things need to be rebuilt.
31:50
Speaker 2: But he is the only person who the Iranian people
31:55
Speaker 2: are calling for. There is no one else that they
31:58
Speaker 2: speak of, There's no one else that there spilling their
32:00
Speaker 2: blood for in the streets of Iran. And so he
32:04
Speaker 2: will help with that transition, and he'll help facilitate that
32:07
Speaker 2: and of course work with international friends to build the
32:11
Speaker 2: economy up again. You know, there's a drought there, there's
32:15
Speaker 2: no more water. They've they've they've killed livestock, There's there's
32:21
Speaker 2: so many things that need to be done, and I
32:23
Speaker 2: wish I was on that transition team to sort of
32:26
Speaker 2: contribute in any way I can. But you can imagine
32:31
Speaker 2: that he's got his work cut out for him. But
32:35
Speaker 2: you know, it may be, of course, there's always going
32:40
Speaker 2: to be some other groups who will try and sabotage.
32:46
Speaker 2: They're trying to do it now, but the Iranian people
32:51
Speaker 2: will not allow that. They've learned so much. They want
32:54
Speaker 2: to go back to their sovereignty and who what their
32:59
Speaker 2: identity is. Iranians and he's the only one that they trust.
33:04
Speaker 2: He's the only one that they can count on, and
33:07
Speaker 2: he's shown that he's up for the job. He's willing
33:10
Speaker 2: to do it.
33:11
Speaker 1: And one would assume that President Trump will be on
33:13
Speaker 1: his side. He's God, he would help as much as
33:15
Speaker 1: he can.
33:16
Speaker 2: Well, I would assume so, because he invited him this
33:19
Speaker 2: morning to mar Lago for breakfast.
33:23
Speaker 1: That's a pretty good assumption. Invited him to his house.
33:25
Speaker 1: I think that he's in it is. Nicole saidahy, go
33:27
Speaker 1: and follow her ms N I C O L E
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Speaker 1: S A D I G HI over on X and
33:31
Speaker 1: over on Instagram. I don't know if we follow each
33:33
Speaker 1: other on Instagram. I'll make sure that I go follow
33:35
Speaker 1: you there too. We do follow each other on X
33:37
Speaker 1: and go. Check out her organization, Angels in Blue dot org.
33:40
Speaker 1: Keep us updated. Every time you send me a video,
33:42
Speaker 1: every time you tell me something else. I will make
33:44
Speaker 1: sure I spread that to my audience the best I
33:46
Speaker 1: possibly can. I think it's time that we that we
33:48
Speaker 1: left the legacy media in the dust and we used
33:50
Speaker 1: our voices as powerful as they can be, as loudly
33:53
Speaker 1: as we can to let people know there are people
33:55
Speaker 1: who just want to be free and not have to
33:57
Speaker 1: wear a certain thing and not be killed because your
34:00
Speaker 1: hair came out of the heat job a little bit.
34:02
Speaker 1: That's so important to restore what it is that Irani
34:05
Speaker 1: and people want back, and I hope that we can
34:07
Speaker 1: get it done. Nicole, thanks a million for taking the
34:09
Speaker 1: time again.
34:11
Speaker 2: Thank you. Joe, and I just want to piggyback off
34:14
Speaker 2: that we are the media. You are the media. Now
34:16
Speaker 2: we don't need these other legacy medias. You know, you
34:21
Speaker 2: can take the torch and carry on that because as
34:25
Speaker 2: you've been someone who's always wanted to report on the truth,
34:28
Speaker 2: and you're always so accurate and you always pick up on,
34:31
Speaker 2: you know, on the most important topics of the day
34:35
Speaker 2: that they don't talk about. So what you do is
34:38
Speaker 2: very important. And I appreciate you.
34:41
Speaker 1: Very kind of what you of you to say that,
34:43
Speaker 1: and I appreciate you just as much. That's why we're
34:45
Speaker 1: good friends. Thank you, Nicole. Let's talk again very soon.
34:48
Speaker 1: I appreciate you.
34:50
Speaker 2: Thank you.
34:50
Speaker 1: All right, that's going to do it for this time.
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