Curt Mills
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard 25 Mar
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Yeah, so I guess maybe the 2025 zoom out, you would say there was an election in Iran right afterwards. Yes. A lot of people disagree with our perspective, will disagree with this term, but the more moderate candidate, people think there are no moderates within the regime, but the less hardcore candidate won. This is the first time this has happened since Trump left the Iran deal.
and this person uh it is not clear how much power he has within the system the supreme leader is old it's not clear how old um and there will be a succession crisis to succeed the supreme leader should he die yeah so it is this weird situation where every time iran is in a crisis and their crisis right now they're an electricity crisis by all reporting um again don't know if we can trust all the reporting but
They can't keep the lights on in Tehran fully. And what will they do? And so every time Iran is at a decision point, there is a fracas between what I will call the moderates and the hardliners within their government. The hardliners want to go for the bomb. They think, we can't trust anybody. We need to get the bomb.
They also recently signed a defense pact, just short of mutual defense pact, but a security arrangement with the Russians. So they seem to have a bunker mentality right now. If U.S. intelligence or Israeli intelligence or Western intelligence assesses that they are going for the bomb in a real way,
so they can either be true or false, but if they assess it, then there will be severe pressure on the new administration to do airstrikes on Iranian nuclear. I get it.
I guess it occurred basically when the U.S. was still quasi-pro-Pakistan over India. That was a bad bet, by the way. It was a Nixonian bet, actually. He really didn't like Indira Gandhi. It was basically.
I'm not holding a Wang in my, so. But the point is. Might want to cut that. Yeah.
I didn't mean to make it personal. No, no. Well, no, no. It's just, at one point, the top salesman in the country of Wang computers.
Yes. Is this actually going out? Of course it's actually going out. Are you kidding? Yeah. RIP. This is hard hitting.
That's all I'm saying. Yeah. No, I mean, so I think Trump should complete the work of his first term, which is he revoked the JCPOA, the Obama-Iran deal. Right. And he should do a Trump-Iran deal.
uh there's he's sending wickoff over to do that yeah so so wickoff the aforementioned uh not only did what he did with the israelis he was promoted for it uh per reporting uh it has not been confirmed to my understanding by the transition or the white house um but per the ft and i believe another outlet wickoff is getting quote the iran file within the trump universe that's as much power as the president wants to give it but
As of filming, his role is expanding. And if Trump wants a lasting legacy of peace and prosperity, there needs to be an accommodation with
Yes. Yes. Yeah. I mean, I think, yeah, I mean, and this is actually something both Trump and Obama, who apparently get along now, at least perfunctorily, agreed on. Well, they both dislike Michelle, I think. So they, remember Obama on the debate stage in 08, said, and he was just howled down for this, whatever you think of Barack Obama, said, we should meet with the Iranian leaders Face to face.
And Trump did similar maneuvers in the first term. Why wouldn't you? Yeah, with Kim Jong-un, et cetera, et cetera. And again— He's sucking up to dictators. Oh, shut up. I mean, was North Korea policy more stable from 2017 to 2021 or 2021 to 2025?
No.
To link it all.
So we started this conversation with, you know, sort of the campaign against the cadres that are now serving Secretary Hexeth. The people that are leading it, as far as I can infer, are oftentimes many of the people that were behind the original Iraq War. Well, yeah. Yeah. This may seem obvious.
I think a lot of Americans assume that they did. So we do this for a living. No, they didn't.
But most Americans have real jobs and don't know this. And so these people are disguised or shrouded from public view. And they are still quite effective at driving home an agenda. In fact, I would assume they will win absent pushback. Oh, they'll definitely win absent pushback. Oh, 100%. Yeah.
Yeah, they're still hegemonic. And even if they're a minority government, so to speak.
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