Amb. Robert Joseph
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first heard Feb 2026
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Sir, thank you very much.
Good morning, and I appreciate the opportunity to be on your program.
So let me first say that
You're right.
Thousands were murdered in the streets in January.
Tens of thousands more have been arrested and are likely being, in many cases, tortured and will be executed.
What we're seeing in Iran is a true revolution.
I mean, all sectors of Iranian society are involved.
In fact, it started, and I think this is very important, the demonstration started with the merchant class in the Grand Bazaar.
And I think that's an indicator that
This, this regime is approaching its final days, but revolutions, revolutions are very messy things and they don't unfold in a single direction.
There are episodes of despair episodes of hope.
What is key here is that this is a revolution of, and by the Iranian people and the fate of the regime will be determined by the Iranian people.
What the United States does is very important.
And as you pointed out, the president.
has opted, at least for now, for negotiations to see if there is an agreement that we can reach, not just on nuclear, but on ballistic missiles, on its support for terrorist proxies throughout the region, and also about the way it treats its own people.
He was very clear
when the murder on the streets began by the regime, that the United States would come to the assistance of the demonstrators, of the protesters.
But I think he needs to demonstrate to the world that he has tried every single option, peaceful option, diplomatic option.
And I think that's the reason that he is testing the notion that we can have an agreement with this regime.
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