“Giving Guns to a Crazy Man” - Tucker Suggest Iran Getting Nukes Would Make The World Safer

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What recent events have sparked tensions in Iran?

Pat 0:00
A couple of things happened with Iran. Yesterday, a picture was going viral all over the place of Reza Pahlavi seen with Korea, Marina Machado. Rob, if we can zoom in on the tweet so I can read the tweet as well. I don't know if you can do that. There you go. Had a pleasure meeting Reza Pahlavi. We exchanged insights on respective struggles and aligned our efforts. Shared purpose, the liberation of Iran and Venezuela. I express my deep admiration for the Iranian people as authoritarian regime deepens their criminal cooperation. Those of us who stand for freedom, the alliance of Caracas and Tehran has turned Venezuela into a epicenter of Iranian influence, jeopardizing the security of entire Western hemisphere.
Pat 0:36
The survival of these regimes is not only a tragedy for our citizens, who overwhelmingly, at least if you're going to use chat, GBT, clean it up. I know. By using Venezuela as a primary platform, the Iranian regime fuels instability, terrorism, and transnational criminal networks that expand, extend far beyond our networks, a free Iran and a free Venezuela, more than just goals. Okay, so you see this picture. Everyone's like, oh, my God, look what's going on. Why are they together? It's the right people to be together. They have a lot in common. The difference is Maria Karina Machado lives in Venezuela. She's there every day. She's been there her entire life pretty much. She's been involved there. She's with her people.
Pat 1:16
Reza Pahlavi has been outside for 48 years independently. He's not been in Iran.

How do the protests in Iran relate to regional security?

Pat 1:23
She is. However, both of them have a lot in common. Their countries, you know, the leader of Iran was replaced Maduro, okay, which is no longer there. He's in New York or wherever he's at now at this place. He could be in D.C. or in New York. where the moment Maduro failed, the president didn't come in and automatically give it to Edmundo Gonzalez or Maria Karina Machado. It's like, no, let's just do another election and see what happens. Now, on the streets, everybody is saying, well, something's about to happen to Khamenei. There's reports that Lazard's CEO, Peter Orszag, predicts something big that happens in Iran over the next few days. And by the way, this is a story from yesterday. Rob, is this the clip of him talking about it?
Pat 2:05
Go for it.
Unknown 2:06
I think it's very likely that over the next few days there will be something that happens in Iran. You do? It's something big, yes. Why do you think that? Well, from a variety of different, you know, sources, indirect information. And also, to your point, I think it's entirely possible the United States was waiting for the carriers to arrive. was waiting for them for the carriers to arrive and that this is just so that the greenland story i don't know about a head fake but it has the fact of uh it has that effect even if that's not the intent and and that would mean what how does that play out if that's actually the case then the big question becomes can you actually do regime change through uh effectively a bombing campaign and i don't think we have any
Unknown 2:52
history in which that's effective but we'll see uh it depends what the objective of what happens is if it's to take out the ballistic missiles that can be successful if it's regime change you know that that's got a more checkered history okay so now you watch this and watch what happens next couple stories the president says the following he says iran claims trump claims
Pat 3:15
Iran does not want to talk, does want to talk, and will talk as he rolls out border peace. Is this it, Rob? It's a short clip, but yes. Go for it. And Iran does want to talk, and will talk.
Adam 3:29
That's it.
Pat 3:30
That's a long clip, Rob. That is the shortest clip we've ever put up. That was phenomenal, right? But he commented about this in passing at Davos, establishing an international border peace and overseas ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip. And then while this is going on, Iran protests, numbers are looking at 20,000 plus. Some reports are saying 30,000. Some have even said 50,000. The lowest number you read everywhere is around 3,500 to 4,500 killings.

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