Mabel Kabani
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151 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 29 May
Mabel Kabani’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Like that's what we had talked about when the Clintons had to, you know, do their testimonies.
And we're just kind of like Hillary Clinton, who's like not even in the files, you know, her husband was in the files and obviously she's his wife, but she's one of the first people that the house oversight committee is speaking with.
But Donald Trump, who is the active president is accused of all of these awful things and they're not deposing him.
It's just like such an obvious, like,
political, you know, trying to cozy up to him.
And we just, like, don't understand how this is happening.
Yeah, and actually when we were at 60 Minutes, I had covered my first big story that was on Epstein, and this was actually before he died.
So we were kind of like on, you know, talking about him and what, on all the things that he did and how the DOJ was covering it up, even at that time.
And so to kind of, now that Ren and I have done our own independent like investigations, just seeing how long this has spanned is kind of crazy.
I mean, it was kind of difficult for us at the beginning too, right, Ren?
Like when we would do analysis on this war, it sometimes came through a critical lens of the fact that we are launching ourselves into this other war.
And we had so many comments of people from Iran and Iranian Americans being very supportive of this.
And so we kind of learned...
about how to, you know, cover all views and have like a more nuanced perspective when we're covering it, just because it is complicated, I guess, more than we thought at the beginning, because we thought, you know, all Americans were against this war, or like a big, you know, chunk of them.
So we realized how much more complicated the issue is.
Yeah, I mean, it's interesting.
I feel like the generation like before us, you know, around the times of the Iran revolution probably had a more negative view of Iran.
I read some poll, you know, that that's true with Americans like 50 and older have a very negative view of Iran just because of the way that we covered it, I guess, back in the day.
And now I think in our generation, it wasn't really something that we learned about that much in school.
Like there were so many other US adversaries that we had focused on.
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