Reza Pahlavi

And there are obviously elements that do not adhere to those four core principles.

You might have separatists.

You might have pro-regime reformists.

You might have groups like the MEK.

Certainly they are not my friends.

And I do not represent them.

Of course I don't represent them, because they are not adhering to the principles that I described.

But all those who are prescribed to the first principle

We are together.

And among them, you will find a quite diverse number of people.

We have Republicans as we have monarchists.

We have people on the left, on the center, on the right.

We have athletes.

We have artists.

We have representatives of ethnic communities, religious minorities.

Many of them were, in fact, in this very city in Munich when we had the last... You can pause it right there.

The biggest demonstration was in Munich, Germany.

250,000 people came to see Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran's deposed Shah.

He told the Iranian exiles in the crowd that their country would prove to be great in what he called a free tomorrow.

Protests were held in Los Angeles, Toronto, Lisbon, London, Tel Aviv and Sydney.