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If he doesn't fulfill those threats, what might that do to the future of a protest movement?

Yeah.

Okay, so we've covered the U.S.

Let's switch gears for a second and talk about Israel.

Israel and Iran's conflict is ongoing, and it's really ratcheted up since October 7th for obvious reasons we've covered on this show.

Would you say that this is an opening of a new chapter where Israel is more on the offensive vis-a-vis Iran and within Iran?

And what does that spell for the future of this protest?

We're on here January 14th taping this.

The regime has obviously used extreme violence to try to put this protest down as they have in past protest cycles.

Is there anything different about this set of protests you're seeing right now that will lead you to believe that we might see a different outcome?

Because in the past, it's been protest, violence, end of protest.

Wait a few more years and another protest will start.

Is there anything different you're seeing here?

People, you know, I make this assumption, but how much do you think this is about democracy versus just getting rid of the regime?

Are those things two, like, hand in hand?

So it's, yeah, I mean, I guess democracy is one word to use, but choice seems like the other.

Choice.

That they have not had one up to now.

What is the most important thing for the American audience to know about what's happening in Iran right now?

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