Iranian Regime Massacres Protesters, Will Trump Respond?
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Welcome back to Pod Save the World. I'm Tommy Vitor. I'm Ben Rhodes. I love the NFL playoffs so much, Ben. Did you watch the Bears game?
I did. I did. I was going to say, you like it because your team won.
The Patriots game was trash, but we did win. The Rams-Panthers game was incredible. Also, I noticed, I was thinking about my buddy Roger Bennett. On Saturday, was it Sunday? The Clásico was on. It was Real Madrid versus Barcelona over in Spain. There's just a lot of good sports. Good sports weekends.
Yeah, it's that time of year, too. You've got the NBA going. You've got football playoffs. I don't really care about college football anymore. Once they started making the West Coast teams play in the ACC, I don't like the conference realignment.
Yeah, it's where the Big Ten is coast to coast. Big Ten to me should be like Midwest, boring, running football.
But that's what football is about. Football is about these different regions.
No, I agree with you on the rivalries. It makes the travel make no sense, and it's all weird. And I want players to get paid, but the transfer portal is making it so people just leave after a year. Again, it's their right, but it doesn't seem like the best way to run a railroad.
Yeah, I feel like it's going to not... Pan out over time.
You want these guys to get a little more coached up. But look, we got a great show. We got a lot of major stories to cover today. We are going to start with the latest on this now weeks-long protest, series of protests in Iran. There are reports this week of a massacre of protesters by security forces. And we'll also talk about what we know about Trump's deliberations about a possible U.S. military response. We're also going to talk about how the son of the former leader of Iran, who was deposed in 1979, has reinserted himself into this conversation. And whether he is welcome or not.
The Shah has entered the chat.
The Shah has entered the chat. From, where is he, like Northern Virginia or the suburbs of DC somewhere?
I wonder who's been paying for him.
Yeah, good question. Then we're gonna update you on how regime change is going in Venezuela. Trump has an upcoming meeting with Venezuelan opposition leader, Maria Machado, that could be awkward.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–8:57
2
What are the historic protests happening in Iran?
8:57–10:39
3
What are the implications of regime change in Venezuela?
10:39–11:16
4
How is oil production affecting Venezuela's political landscape?
11:16–11:32
5
What are Trump's threats regarding military action in Mexico?
11:32–12:28
6
How is the G7 adapting to Trump's birthday plans?
12:28–24:58
7
What insights does Jason Rezaian provide on the Iranian protests?
24:58–30:55
8
How has the Iranian regime responded to the protests?
30:55–1:48:51