“Reza Pahlavi is Playing OFFENSE” - Trump PUSHING For Regime Change In Iran
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Okay, next story I want to get to.
What is the significance of Reza Pahlavi's rally in Munich?
Reza Pahlavi in Munich. Reza Pahlavi in Munich. So he's out there. Lindsey Graham, when it comes down to Iran, there's a lot of stuff going on. The president, I think, just recently said, Donald Trump says regime change is the best thing that could happen in Iran. He just said this a day before Valentine's Day. Here's the president. Go ahead, Robb.
They've already started. Well, it seems like that would be the best thing that could happen. For 47 years, they've been talking and talking and talking.
How does Donald Trump view regime change in Iran?
In the meantime, we've lost a lot of lives while they talk. And legs blown off, arms blown off, faces blown off. It's been going on for a long time. So let's see what happens. In the meantime, we have tremendous power has arrived.
and additional power, as you know, and other carriers going out. Okay, so he's saying that. By the way, while that is going on, he has a meeting with Netanyahu. where he told Netanyahu he would support Israeli strikes on Iran's ballistic missile program. Sources says this is CBS. President Trump told Prime Minister Netanyahu during a meeting at Mar-a-Lago that the president would support Israel's strikes on Iran's ballistic missile program if the deal between Washington and Tehran could not be reached, according to two sources familiar with the matter who spoke to CBS News on condition of anonymity to discuss national security issues. Now, while this is taking place, Reza Pahlavi is out there at the same Munich event, and wait till you see how many people showed up.
During this conference, Lindsey Graham is being asked, not this clip, Rob. Go to the Lindsey Graham one if you could. Lindsey Graham is being asked if they would support Reza Pahlavi and listen to Lindsey Graham's answer, and then I'll give my thoughts. Go ahead, Rob.
And I know Reza Pahlavi is sitting in the audience, but I'm going to ask you, I'm going to ask you, do you put your support behind Reza Pahlavi? Are you ready to say he is the person that the United States is, or you yourself, I don't know whether you speak on behalf of the United States, but as a senior Senate Republican?
No. Because that's not my job. I've been with him on every cable TV show known to man. I'm very impressed with the way he can articulate what's at stake. I'm sure he'll have a prominent role in Iran. Don't make it too hard. All we can do is help Iran have a chance to be free. If they screw it up, they screw it up. I'd rather give them a chance than not, because I know what I'm getting with the Ayatollah. The difference is Trump, and he'll love hearing that, sort of. He's done something to other presidents. He picked the people over the regime. We had the JCPOA. That didn't work. Everything we've done, Europe, America, we haven't.
OK.
What military options are being considered for Iran?
So you see that answer being given, which, by the way, is the right answer. And then later on, Reza says, I'm not asking for the endorsement. And he said something very important. He says, whether the president does anything or not, the Iranian people are going to continue doing what they're doing to show their frustration with what is taking place. He did urge the president to move rather quickly. Rob, I don't know if you have that clip. There's a page here that shows me Iran's exiled Reza Pahlavi urges U.S. military action with the regime on brink of collapse. Is this the one, Rob?
Yes, sir.
It's 11 minutes and 46 seconds.
It's right off the bat.
Okay, go for it. Go for it.
Today, hundreds of thousands from Munich to Toronto to Los Angeles are standing in solidarity with the people of Iran as part of my call for a global day of action. They are sending a clear message to the leaders of Western democracies to stand with the people of Iran. Here in Munich, Eighty-eight years after the Munich Agreement attempted to appease Hitler, we gather at an hour of profound peril to ask, will the world stand with the people of Iran or again appease a regime which has massacred over 40,000 of its own citizens? Let me state the proposition plainly. The fate of Iran is not merely an Iranian question.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:01
2
What is the significance of Reza Pahlavi's rally in Munich?
0:01–0:35
3
How does Donald Trump view regime change in Iran?
0:35–2:55
4
What military options are being considered for Iran?
2:55–6:54
5
What role does Lindsey Graham play in the discussion about Iran?
6:54–19:02
Speakers
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