Sam Faddis

And it will come in that way.

Somebody within the IRGC, somebody at that level will break ranks.

That's what you got to hope for.

That's right.

That is exactly what happened.

She gave him up.

She sold him.

She sold him down the river to us, and that's how that happened.

Do I think we have those contacts at that level of the Iranian regime now?

No, but we could still hope that somebody or somebody's –

you know who are not at the very top say look these idiots we we gotta we gotta jump ship here we gotta change course these guys are gonna destroy the country that that'll be in my estimation how it happens not spontaneously people in the street

No, I don't think so.

I think the Achelebi analogy is dead on.

I mean, if he wants to be Shah of like Old Town Alexandria or something, I guess maybe that's relevant.

But he's another one of these characters that's well-known and well-loved in

In Western European capitals in Washington, D.C., he is not the guy to lead the country, and I don't think he has any huge following.

I know over the years working with real Iranian patriots, guys who were going back inside the country and working for freedom, that they generally disparaged him as a fraud and somebody who wouldn't get in the fight, wouldn't risk anything, but wanted to pretend that he was going to return one day.

no they don't have a potential to step in i mean they've been affiliated with the iraqis amongst other things and communist groups and so forth no they they are another group that is really good at playing outside of iran and pretending that they they are a major force and no they're not they're they are not somebody they're not an outfit that's going to lead the way

I'm going to be down in Bucks County at an event sponsored by Right for Bucks, which is one of the premier patriot groups there.

in the state of Pennsylvania and addressing those folks.