Transcript [00:00] So, President Trump dropped a bombshell [00:02] today when he was at the airport in Palm [00:04] Beach getting on the plane where he was [00:06] elaborating on a tweet that he put out a [00:10] Truth Social post I should say that he [00:11] put out about how there are negotiations [00:15] going on to end the war with Iran. We're [00:17] going to get into all of that and [00:19] there's a lot of very important [00:21] information in this to understand what [00:23] to expect in the coming days. So, stick [00:25] with me to the end. We're going to drill [00:27] down on on on who Trump may be talking [00:31] to and what that might mean for what [00:33] kind of regime change we could be headed [00:35] for. So, this is an important video. 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So, [01:30] please, please head over to [01:32] Israel365charity.com [01:35] and drop a couple nickels in the bucket [01:37] for that. Now, here Trump tweeted out [01:41] the following. Uh this is early earlier [01:44] today, this morning before he went to [01:45] the airport. He he posted the following [01:49] truth post. I am pleased to report that [01:51] the United States of America and the [01:53] country of Iran, the country of Iran, [01:54] very interesting, have had over the last [01:56] 2 days very good and productive [01:58] conversations regarding a complete and [02:01] total resolution of our hostilities in [02:03] the Middle East. [02:05] Based on the tenor and tone of these [02:07] in-depth, detailed, and constructive [02:09] conversations, which will continue [02:11] throughout the week, I have instructed [02:13] the Department of War to postpone any [02:15] and all military strikes against Iranian [02:18] power plants and energy infrastructure [02:20] for a 5-day period, subject to the [02:23] success of the ongoing meetings and [02:24] discussions. Thank you for your [02:26] attention to this matter, President [02:27] Donald J. Trump. Okay, background. [02:30] Um you're probably aware that 2 days ago [02:33] um on Saturday, Trump made a he gave an [02:36] ultimatum, a 48-hour ultimatum that the [02:40] Straits of Hormuz must be opened or [02:43] the United States will strike the the [02:46] leading energy uh plant [02:49] in Iran. [02:51] Now, [02:54] the Israelis are operating in Iran. [02:56] They're operating on the ground there, [02:58] meaning they're focused on degrading the [02:59] siege in the IRGC to bring about regime [03:01] change and also take out a lot of the [03:04] military, you know, whatever's left of [03:05] the military uh industry and [03:07] infrastructure that's there, right? We [03:09] know what the Israelis are doing while [03:10] the Americans are focused in the Strait [03:12] the Straits of Hormuz and Kharg Island [03:14] and all the stuff going on in the in the [03:15] Persian Gulf. That's kind of the [03:17] division of responsibility right now. [03:21] And Trump now is threatening, in order [03:23] to open up the Straits of Hormuz, to [03:24] open up the Persian Gulf to destroy [03:28] Iranian power plants. That's what he did [03:29] 2 days ago. [03:31] But what I'm hearing is that there were [03:33] a lot of countries and even the Israelis [03:35] who turned to him and said, "Um that's a [03:37] bad idea for a couple of reasons. Number [03:39] one, [03:41] the the Israelis are operating on the [03:43] ground and they need and and they need [03:44] the electricity to be up so that [03:47] whatever [03:48] um [03:49] you know, cell phones and and sources of [03:51] information and their informers on the [03:53] ground can continue to communicate with [03:55] them. It would also turn a percentage, [03:58] we don't know how big a percentage, but [04:00] but doing such a thing would turn a [04:02] percentage of the Iranian people against [04:04] the Americans for attacking uh you know, [04:06] for making their lives more miserable, [04:08] for cutting off the the electricity. So, [04:09] it could backfire in a number of ways. [04:12] So, it could be that Trump was looking [04:13] for an off-ramp uh to be able to delay [04:17] that ultimatum by longer and saying that [04:20] he's going to postpone it postpone [04:22] strikes on Iranian power plants and [04:24] energy infrastructure for a 5-day [04:26] period. Maybe that's what this is all [04:28] about. But he's saying that they're [04:30] having very good and productive [04:31] conversations regarding a complete and [04:33] total resolution of the hostilities in [04:35] the Middle East. So, that's the that's [04:36] the post that he put up. And then at the [04:39] airport in Palm Beach, he spoke to the [04:42] media and I'm going to play you three [04:43] different clips from that same press [04:45] gaggle where he dealt with this cuz in [04:47] between he dealt with a whole range of [04:48] other issues, domestic issues, other [04:49] things. So, here's clip one. [04:53] Who are you speaking about, speaking [04:54] with, Mr. President? [04:56] A top a top person, don't forget. [04:59] We wiped out the leadership, phase one, [05:01] phase two, and largely phase three. [05:04] But we're dealing with the man who I [05:06] believe is the most respected and the [05:10] leader. [05:11] You know, it's a little tough. They've [05:12] wiped out we've wiped out everybody. [05:16] No, not the supreme leader. We don't [05:18] Well, nobody's ever nobody heard of the [05:21] second supreme leader, the son. [05:23] Nobody we have not heard from the son. [05:26] Uh everyone said, "Well, you'll see a [05:27] statement made." But we haven't know we [05:29] don't know if he's living. But the [05:31] people that seem to be running it and [05:33] they seem that based on really fact [05:36] because things they've said have taken [05:38] place. [05:43] I don't want him to be killed. [05:46] Okay? I don't want him to be killed. [05:49] Nobody wants to be that Nobody wants [05:51] that job right now, you know? Nobody's [05:53] exactly looking forward to being the [05:55] head of that particular country, but [05:57] perhaps we'll be able to solve that [05:59] problem. [06:00] Okay. [06:02] Two huge huge items, bombshells, that [06:06] were in that one statement. [06:08] Number one, [06:10] President Trump said that he's talking [06:11] to what he who they believe is the top [06:13] person. [06:15] Um the person really making decisions. [06:17] He was then asked who uh [06:20] you know, who might that be? [06:23] And he said, "I don't want to tell you [06:25] because I don't want the person to be [06:26] killed." [06:28] Now, [06:29] think about that. [06:30] The Israelis are killing all the leaders [06:32] in Iran. That's their as I laid out, [06:34] that's what they're busy with. [06:37] He's saying that he's talking to this [06:38] guy and if he divulges his name [06:42] the guy could be killed. He doesn't want [06:44] him to become a target. What is the [06:46] signal? Is it possible [06:48] is it possible, I'm throwing out this [06:50] possibility, that they that this signals [06:53] that the Americans and the Israelis [06:54] aren't entirely on the same page when it [06:56] comes to the Iranian the remaining [06:59] Iranian leadership. I'm going to come [07:00] back to that point later on in this [07:02] video when we have a little bit more [07:04] information to work with, okay? But I'm [07:06] just throwing that out there. That was a [07:07] huge bombshell that that he put out [07:11] there. And also when he's talking about [07:12] how this is a top person because uh the [07:15] things that this person says will happen [07:17] or will be done happen, which means that [07:18] he's actually calling the shots, means [07:21] we're talking about someone that must [07:22] be, you know, fairly well known. [07:25] Um and and in fact there was a leak [07:27] which I'm going to share with you in a [07:28] moment uh about who it is they're [07:30] talking to, okay? So, he he says they're [07:32] talking to this top person and and that [07:35] uh [07:36] and that he doesn't want the person to [07:39] be killed. Okay, those are the two big [07:41] big takeaways there. But let's look at [07:44] this next clip. Okay, this is from the [07:46] same press gaggle. [07:51] Look. [07:52] And there'll also be a form of a a very [07:55] serious form of a regime change. Now, in [07:58] all fairness, [07:59] everybody's been killed from the regime. [08:02] They really started off. There's [08:03] automatically a regime change. But we're [08:06] dealing with some people that I find to [08:09] be very reasonable, very solid. [08:11] Uh [08:13] the people within know who they are. [08:14] They're very respected. And maybe one of [08:18] them will be exactly what we're looking [08:20] for. Look at Venezuela, how well that's [08:22] working out. [08:23] We are doing so well in Venezuela with [08:26] oil and with the relationship between [08:28] the president-elect and us. And [08:33] maybe we find somebody like that in [08:35] Iran. [08:37] Okay. [08:38] This is absolutely massive. And if [08:41] you've been watching my video since the [08:43] beginning of the war or even from before [08:44] the war, you've been tracking this [08:46] particular story. [08:49] Which is Trump touting the Venezuela [08:52] model [08:53] for Iran. What's the Venezuela model? [08:56] See what happened here. He says, [08:58] "Most of the leadership's been killed. [09:00] There's almost no one left. We're [09:02] talking to the few of the people who are [09:03] left. Look how great Venezuela is. Maybe [09:06] we'll find someone like that here [09:09] because [09:10] you know, that's that's the result that [09:12] they want in Iran. Okay, let's talk [09:14] about the Venezuela model. [09:16] Venezuela [09:17] was a model of regime change and Trump [09:20] talked about this in the first week of [09:22] the war when he had a press conference [09:24] with German Chancellor Merz in the Oval [09:27] Office. He had a press gaggle and he was [09:29] asked about regime change in Iran. And [09:31] that was the first time he brought up [09:33] Venezuela as the model for what they're [09:34] looking for. And there he he drilled [09:36] down a little bit more. And what he said [09:39] what he talked about what was so good [09:40] about the Venezuela model. He he [09:42] contrasted it with what happened in [09:44] Iraq. [09:45] He said, "In Venezuela, we took out [09:48] Maduro. We took out the top guy. [09:51] And we then started working with the [09:52] number two." That's what they did. They [09:54] took out Maduro and then they [09:55] immediately empowered the new president [09:58] they call her Delcy Rodriguez. Delcy [10:00] Rodriguez was [10:02] the partner in crime of Maduro in [10:05] Venezuela. She's the biggest mobster and [10:07] murderer in the country. [10:09] Okay, so what he but what Trump was [10:11] saying was we kept it intact. We kept [10:14] everything intact and that means that [10:16] everything continues to run, you know, [10:18] like, you know, the trains run, the you [10:20] know, the the city services, whatever it [10:22] is. Meaning the government can continue [10:24] to run [10:25] because you're working with [10:27] basically the existing regime but [10:28] holding a gun to their heads and they're [10:30] and they have to answer to the United [10:31] States. And he he was touting that as a [10:33] successful regime change. And there's [10:35] something to be said for it. [10:38] There's something to be said for it [10:39] because you prevent chaos, you prevent [10:42] it from devolving into violence and [10:44] chaos. [10:45] And the people running the show stay, [10:47] you know, stay running the show. They [10:49] also it also means [10:51] that uh there's an incentive for people [10:55] in the regime to [10:57] stop fighting. If they know that they're [10:59] not just going to that they're not [11:00] they're not all just going to get [11:01] killed. But if they play ball [11:04] they they could survive. You encourage [11:08] defections. You encourage you encourage [11:10] people to cooperate rather than fight to [11:13] the death cuz if the only option is that [11:15] they're going to be is that they're [11:16] going to be killed, they're going to [11:17] fight to the death. So there's something [11:18] to be said for this. Again, the main [11:20] thing is that it prevents chaos and it [11:21] keeps things running. And Trump thinks [11:23] that this is a great success. What's the [11:24] problem with it? The problem with it is [11:27] that in Venezuela there was a democratic [11:29] election. Maria Corina Machado won it in [11:31] a landslide. [11:33] But immediately Maduro canceled the [11:35] election results, claimed he won, [11:37] started hunting his opposition. [11:40] And the Venezuelan people who were [11:42] hoping to gain their freedom through [11:44] that election are still living under the [11:45] same regime basically. They're not as [11:48] oppressed because the Americans are kind [11:50] are kind of sitting over it. But the [11:52] Venezuela story is not over. If that [11:54] country does not eventually move towards [11:56] actual democratic elections and the [11:59] Trump administration just empowers [12:02] Delcy Rodriguez and her ruling junta to [12:06] continue to run Venezuela, then the [12:07] Venezuelan people are no freer. [12:10] And it's not really regime change. [12:14] The other [clears throat] problem is [12:15] that you can't import that model to Iran [12:17] cuz in Iran you're dealing with [12:19] ideologues. [12:21] With these Shiite apocalyptic ideologues [12:25] who are not Marxist [12:28] drug lords in Venezuela or the you know, [12:30] the the type of people who who were [12:32] running the dictatorship in Venezuela [12:34] are [12:36] you know, they're communists, they're [12:37] Marxists, they're thugs. [12:39] But that's different when the thugs are [12:41] also radical Shiite [12:43] fanatics. [12:45] Okay, so that's one reason it won't [12:46] work. [12:47] There's other reasons it it won't [12:49] necessarily work. But if if if Trump is [12:51] going after that the Venezuela model [12:54] well, that's very interesting. Okay, so [12:56] let's pay attention to what he says uh [12:59] in the next clip we're going to look at [13:01] here. [13:05] Here's the third clip. Clip three. [13:09] No fairness [13:11] everybody's been killed from the regime. [13:14] They're really starting off. There's [13:15] automatically a [13:16] regime change. But we're dealing with [13:18] some people that I find to be very [13:21] reasonable, very solid. [13:23] Uh [13:24] the people within know who they are. [13:26] They're very respected. [13:28] And maybe one of them will be exactly [13:31] what we're looking for. Look at [13:32] Venezuela. [13:34] Okay, so that's I'm sorry, that's the [13:35] same clip. That's the same clip. [13:37] Where uh where he talks about looking at [13:38] Venezuela. Okay. He says they're very [13:41] reasonable, they're very solid. [13:43] Right? I think he I think he was [13:44] actually repeating it again. He was [13:46] coming back to the same to the same [13:47] idea. [13:48] Now, who who exactly are they talking [13:50] about? So the Jerusalem Post, Amichai [13:52] Stein of the Jerusalem Post broke this [13:54] story a couple hours ago. US is holding [13:57] talks with Iranian Parliament speaker [13:59] Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf. Okay, and this [14:02] is the main reason that I really wanted [14:04] to make this video [14:06] is to explain to you who this guy is [14:07] because as you follow this war, as you [14:09] start watching the news and everything [14:11] that's going to happen in the next few [14:12] days and weeks, you're we might be [14:14] hearing this guy's name again. If the [14:16] Americans are actually negotiating, if [14:17] this is correct, and I don't think that [14:19] the Jerusalem Post would report it if it [14:21] weren't. The New York Post picked it up [14:22] as well. [14:24] That they're negotiating with with with [14:27] Ghalibaf, with Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf [14:30] the speaker of the Iranian Parliament [14:33] um [14:34] then you're going to hear his name a [14:35] lot. And what it also means is that the [14:37] Americans will have an interest [14:40] in presenting him as a moderate. [14:43] Okay? And saying that he's someone [14:45] reasonable that we can work with. You [14:47] notice how Trump Trump was talking, you [14:48] know, there's people that are very [14:49] reasonable. What does he mean by [14:50] reasonable? If he if he viewed Delcy [14:52] Rodriguez, Maduro's number two, as [14:54] reasonable, reasonable might just mean [14:55] it's someone I can do business with. [14:58] It doesn't mean that they're a that that [14:59] they're someone who [15:01] who is a good person in any way. [15:03] But who is Ghalibaf? Okay, so here's [15:06] Ghalibaf's picture. This is Ghalibaf. [15:08] You might have seen him in speaker of [15:10] the house. [15:11] But let's understand who he is cuz this [15:13] is going to become relevant in the [15:15] coming days. Let me explain to you who [15:16] Ghalibaf really is. [15:18] Again, the way he's presented in the [15:19] media is wrong. You He's called speaker [15:22] of the Parliament, senior Iranian [15:24] leader. [15:26] The easiest way to understand Ghalibaf [15:28] is to just look at his career. [15:31] He himself has openly described riding [15:34] around on a motorcycle during protests [15:37] with a club in his hand beating [15:39] demonstrators proudly. He didn't deny [15:42] it. He didn't walk it back. He proudly [15:44] talks about that. That's where he comes [15:46] from. He rose up through the ranks [15:48] of the of the IRGC, the Islamic [15:52] Revolutionary Guards. [15:53] Which is the core institution of the [15:55] regime. That is the regime. And from [15:57] early on his job [15:59] listen to what his job was. He's speaker [16:01] of the house. That doesn't mean he was [16:02] an elected official, a normal elected [16:03] official. Not someone who came out of [16:05] the business world and ran for office. [16:06] Let me explain who he was. [16:09] His job from early on in the IRGC was [16:13] dealing with protesters. [16:15] In 1999 [16:16] there were mass student protests against [16:18] the regime. [16:20] He was already in a senior role at that [16:21] point. The military leadership [16:26] made it clear that if the protests [16:28] weren't crushed, they would step in [16:30] directly. [16:33] Right? The the authority sat with the [16:35] security apparatus and he was the guy [16:37] who was calling he was calling for [16:41] a brutal crackdown of the protesters and [16:43] they opened fire. They They killed a lot [16:45] of protesters then in 1999 because [16:48] Ghalibaf insisted what he basically said [16:50] to Ali Khamenei at the time was that if [16:52] you don't suppress these protests [16:55] brutally, if we don't fire on the [16:56] protesters, I'm going to stage a [16:58] military coup and take you down. [17:01] Okay? A few years later Ghalibaf became [17:04] the police chief. [17:07] Okay? Protesters [17:10] being shot by the police. [17:13] Okay. [17:14] Raiding student dormitories. [17:16] In 2009 during the Green Movement [17:19] protests, that's another big wave of [17:21] pro-democracy protests, a pro-liberty [17:23] and freedom protests he was the mayor of [17:25] Tehran. [17:27] Also responsible in large part for the [17:29] local police suppressing those protests. [17:33] Okay? And he speaks about his role in [17:35] suppressing protests as an achievement. [17:37] Okay? [17:38] Cuz that's how he advanced. He advanced [17:41] in the system by demonstrating that he [17:43] could suppress protests. His [17:45] effectiveness in restoring control in [17:47] the most recent protests, the ones in [17:49] January [17:50] he was part of the leadership [17:51] authorizing the slaughter of tens of [17:54] thousands of Iranians. [17:57] Okay? That's who Ghalibaf is. [18:01] Every stage of his career, his entire [18:04] ascension to power was by brutally [18:07] suppressing and murdering protesters. [18:09] That's who he is. He was the main driver [18:11] behind the slaughter of the protesters. [18:14] And here's the key. [18:16] The Iranian people know this. From the [18:18] perspective of the Iranian people who [18:20] are oppressed by this regime, who who've [18:22] been slaughtered in the streets [18:25] who are praying for the day that they [18:27] can overthrow it. Those Iranian people, [18:29] those tens of millions of Iranian [18:30] people, they know who the worst actors [18:33] are in [18:35] in the in the leadership, in the power [18:37] structure. Ghalibaf is like the butcher. [18:40] He's like the worst of them. He's the [18:42] worst of the worst. They all know this. [18:43] They all see him. He's like the brutal [18:45] murderer that they all fear. [18:49] If the United States actually negotiates [18:51] with this guy [18:54] okay? If the United States is [18:56] negotiating with this guy, if they try [18:58] to pull [19:00] if Trump tries to pull a Venezuela with [19:02] this guy who is the most and and it it [19:05] makes sense by the way that the [19:07] Jerusalem Post reported that because [19:08] Trump said he's dealing with probably [19:10] the top guy. Like so you have to think [19:11] who were the who were the remaining top [19:13] leaders who are still making decisions. [19:15] Masoud Pezeshkian [19:17] the president is not really powerful. [19:20] And he's been sidelined. And he's an [19:22] actual moderate. [19:24] But [19:26] Ghalibaf, this guy, is actually very [19:28] powerful. And that's why he was saying [19:29] that [19:31] the reason I played you that first clip [19:32] where he said that the way they know [19:33] that the person they're dealing with is [19:35] is is the is the right person [19:37] >> [snorts] [19:37] >> is that the things he says happen. [19:39] Masoud Masoud Pezeshkian, the president [19:42] early on in the war, you might remember, [19:44] he called he said that Iran would no [19:46] longer attack its neighbors. And the [19:48] IRGC contradicted him and shot him down [19:51] and he had walk it back and then he [19:52] tried to resign. [19:55] Meaning the things that he says should [19:56] happen don't happen. [19:58] The IRGC [20:00] Ghalibaf is the guy. [20:03] He is He is pure IRGC. That's how he [20:06] rose to his position of power. That's [20:08] who he is and he's all about suppressing [20:10] protest. He's the radical of the [20:11] radicals. [20:13] And he and he He's all about brutally [20:16] suppressing the protesters. [20:18] And if the United States tries to pull a [20:21] Venezuela and says that he's a moderate [20:23] and that he's not really a mullah and [20:24] he's more secular and he's going to run [20:26] things, what you're going to have is a [20:28] brutal military dictator. [20:31] And the Americans might try to sell it [20:33] to the world as regime change. Maybe [20:35] they'll back off on some of the Islam [20:37] stuff, but they'll still suppress [20:39] They'll still repress their people and [20:40] oppress them and murder them. [20:43] And the Iranian people won't have any of [20:45] it cuz they're going to see They're [20:46] going to feel incredibly betrayed cuz [20:48] they're going to see the Americans [20:50] uh cutting a deal with the butcher. [20:54] The butcher. [20:57] Like the worst like the the poster boy [21:00] for everything that is brutal about the [21:02] regime. [21:03] And what's more, the Israelis are [21:05] probably not going to stand for it. I [21:06] mentioned in that first clip that Trump [21:08] said he didn't want to reveal the [21:10] identity of the person because he didn't [21:11] want him to be killed. Who would kill [21:12] him? [21:14] Oh, the Israelis. Well, can't Trump just [21:16] tell the Israelis not to kill the guy [21:18] that they're negotiating with? [21:21] What this signals is a possibility that [21:23] the Israelis and the Americans are not [21:25] on the same page. And that the Americans [21:27] want a Venezuela model [21:31] and the Israelis do not. The Israelis [21:33] know that that won't work in Iran cuz it [21:35] won't You can't do the Venezuela model [21:37] with a regime that is led by fanatical [21:39] Shiites who want an apocalypse. [21:42] If you don't know what I'm talking about [21:43] by wanting an apocalypse, go to the [21:45] Israel 365 News YouTube channel and find [21:48] the video of the interview I did with [21:51] with Dr. Mordechai Kedar about the [21:53] belief system of the Shiites who run [21:55] Iran. They actually want to bring an [21:57] apocalypse. [21:58] And that's what this guy Ghalibaf is. He [22:00] is the guy. [22:04] He is the brutal butcher of the regime. [22:07] And what's more, because the Israelis [22:09] won't [22:10] won't stand for it and because of what [22:13] his ideology is, [22:16] the necessity to go back into Iran, [22:19] either the Israelis going back or [22:20] America going back and more terrorism [22:23] and you want a forever war? [22:27] Forever war will You can guarantee a [22:29] forever war if you keep Ghalibaf in [22:31] power [22:32] because maybe short-term you'll have [22:35] stability ala Venezuela, [22:38] but what you'll have is more unrest from [22:40] the people, the [22:42] more terrorism, [22:44] more brutality. [22:47] The Israelis are not going to stand for [22:48] it. [22:50] And it means that the war is going to [22:52] drag on and on and on. [22:54] So what might look like uh [22:57] a short-term you know, an end to the war [22:59] because you found someone who's a [23:00] strongman. Trump likes strongmen, right? [23:03] He empowered Bashar in Syria who was [23:05] also a terrorist. [23:07] And if Trump is looking for the [23:08] Venezuela model with this guy Ghalibaf, [23:11] um [23:13] it This is not This is not what we have [23:15] in mind. Now, [23:16] all of that said, [23:18] let's go back to what I said at the very [23:20] beginning that Trump was looking for an [23:21] off-ramp because he threatened to [23:22] destroy the energy facilities. I can't [23:24] imagine [23:26] with the way Trump has been talking [23:27] since the very beginning, especially [23:29] since the actual kinetic war started, I [23:31] can't imagine that Trump is going to [23:33] fall for a kind of fake regime change. [23:36] He's made it very clear over the last [23:38] few weeks that he he you know, talking [23:40] about how previous presidents didn't [23:42] really deal with the problem and he's [23:43] dealing with it. I can't imagine that [23:45] he's going to let this thing end without [23:47] the regime actually being removed. [23:50] And cutting a deal with Ghalibaf is [23:53] literally keeping the regime in power. [23:54] What's What's more, it's going to signal [23:57] to all of the the remaining IRGC and [24:00] Basij guys [24:01] and the network of of [24:04] uh of Iranian operatives in South [24:06] America and the drug traffickers and [24:08] that whole apparatus, it's going to [24:10] signal to all of them that they that [24:12] they won. [24:13] Because remember what I've been saying [24:15] all along, the definition of victory for [24:17] for the regime is simply that the regime [24:19] doesn't fall. And even if the Americans [24:21] try to tell the world that the regime [24:22] fell, if Ghalibaf is the guy who remains [24:25] in power, everyone really knows, [24:27] especially all the everyone in Iran and [24:29] the whole apparatus of this regime, [24:30] knows that they didn't really fall cuz [24:32] that is the regime. [24:35] So this is a [24:37] This is worrisome. [24:39] But again, I I I you know, Trump is and [24:42] I've and I keep saying this, he [24:44] deliberately does not telegraph what [24:45] he's doing. So we don't know what he [24:47] actually has in mind and whether what's [24:49] going to happen with these negotiations [24:51] if they're real or not. [24:54] But [24:55] you know, I guess we'll you know, we'll [24:57] see in the coming days. [24:59] But important takeaway for you and this [25:01] is why I wanted to make this video to [25:02] give you this information is that if [25:05] this is where we're moving, if we're [25:07] going to start hearing this name [25:08] Ghalibaf and you're going to see this [25:09] guy's face, who is this guy they're [25:11] talking to? Who is this guy? You know, [25:13] this is the person the Americans are [25:14] talking to. If you're going to hear [25:16] this, [25:17] now you have the information. You know [25:18] who it is and understand that the [25:20] Iranian people Iranian people are not [25:22] going to stand for this. So it's not [25:23] going to it's [25:24] This wouldn't The only way that [25:27] empowering Ghalibaf would mean that the [25:29] Iranian people [25:31] that there's no regime change and the [25:32] Iranian people are going to sit back and [25:34] do nothing is cuz they'll be so [25:35] terrified to go into the streets [25:37] because of because they'll certainly be [25:39] killed if Ghalibaf is in charge. [25:41] So yeah, this is uh [25:43] We'll be watching this and I'll and I'll [25:44] keep you updated on developments as they [25:47] come. Thank you so much for watching. [25:48] Thanking for Thank you for your help [25:50] growing the channel and thank you for [25:51] the comments. I'm reading a lot of them. [25:52] Some helpful ones. Someone told me I I [25:54] get too repetitive, which I agree with. [25:56] Uh but I do it kind of deliberately. I [25:58] sometimes feel that you have to explain [26:00] things a few different ways to make sure [26:01] the people really get them. But [26:03] sometimes I do get a little too [26:04] repetitive. So please continue to give [26:06] me the constructive criticism. I really [26:08] truly appreciate it. God bless you all.
