Speaker 1: Hour two Sean Hannity Show, eight hundred and ninety four one, Sean,
Speaker 1: if you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1: It is amazing that young people that have gone through,
Speaker 1: you know, all the way from nursery school to kindergarten
Speaker 1: to elementary school, high school, some of the elite universities
Speaker 1: are the most ignorant of all people. And we saw
Speaker 1: this in New York City, unfold young people and droves
Speaker 1: going out to vote for zoron Comi Marxist Mamdani. And
Speaker 1: they don't know what they don't know. I mean, maybe
Speaker 1: a part of me should feel sorry for them. They've
Speaker 1: been indoctrinated, these our little indoctrination centers. But there comes
Speaker 1: a point in life where you've got to talk to
Speaker 1: people who have lived real life and have real life experiences.
Speaker 1: And there is a guy by the name, and will
Speaker 1: introduce you to him in a minute, Daniel di Martino.
Speaker 1: He's a fellow at the Manhattan Institute. He's an immigrant
Speaker 1: from Venezuela. He came here to escape the destitution, the
Speaker 1: starvation under the dictatorship that thankfully now has fallen thanks
Speaker 1: to President Trump. He lived through hell in Venezuela and
Speaker 1: one of the many, many Venezuelans that are grateful to
Speaker 1: President Trump because Venezuela has all of the capabilities natural resources.
Speaker 1: They have more energy oil reserves than any country on
Speaker 1: the face of the earth. That means, yeah, more than
Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia, which is number two. So a couple of
Speaker 1: days ago and he had an op ed about this,
Speaker 1: but he confronted Mamdani's supporters in New York City. Now
Speaker 1: it's a rather long clip, and I'm gonna play it
Speaker 1: because it is enlightening and educational in every way imaginable.
Speaker 1: Then we'll talk to Daniel on the other side of it.
Speaker 2: I actually have a friend of mine here who fled
Speaker 2: Venzuela who is a living product of socialism not working
Speaker 2: out in other places. Came from Venezuela nine years ago.
Speaker 2: It's the only country that was ever destroyed by socialist
Speaker 2: and democratic DA got lot other problems.
Speaker 3: To the problems were cast by the socialist policy.
Speaker 2: My family went from making two three thousand dollars a
Speaker 2: month twenty years ago to one hundred dollars a month
Speaker 2: in twenty sixteen. That was because the government gave everything
Speaker 2: you can't imagine would break the one from me in
Speaker 2: a oroble middle class family with a card and then
Speaker 2: no electricity, no hotter mom. Daddy actually thinks that Maduro
Speaker 2: was an a dictainer and ten years ago he actually
Speaker 2: breaks for great elections.
Speaker 3: What specific socialist policies like.
Speaker 2: That the government took over people's basiness with farms, grocery stores, factories.
Speaker 2: Do you support the proposal of government grocery stores? Of course,
Speaker 2: I think there was very little supply of chicken. All
Speaker 2: thet paper.
Speaker 4: There was a line for blocks and blocks for a
Speaker 4: grocery store.
Speaker 3: It's all about money, my friend co option.
Speaker 2: Wait, what do you think the grocery store sells you
Speaker 2: food for charity or for money for money?
Speaker 3: That's what about.
Speaker 2: Thing happened in Isetta isn't gonna happen here.
Speaker 3: The policy is more focused on helping people out.
Speaker 2: Every politician will promise to help the people. Socialism is
Speaker 2: the government owns and controls the means of production, that is,
Speaker 2: the company's the businesses.
Speaker 3: Like m'm Danny says, the.
Speaker 2: Government will own the grocery store. Nine million of us
Speaker 2: escape our country. It's the larger refuge crisis, and the
Speaker 2: world is wow.
Speaker 4: There is a lot of opportunities to use the wealth
Speaker 4: of New York to help everyone else.
Speaker 2: You know, they have tried that in the Soviet Union,
Speaker 2: from where Medharans and my grandparents are from.
Speaker 3: All their member of ours restores.
Speaker 2: Is the shells which arm Mam Danny himself said that
Speaker 2: he's foolish to abolish profrom all of it.
Speaker 4: He's going to take everything to established community.
Speaker 2: Land trust to ractually buy of housing on the climate
Speaker 2: work and converted to community ownership. You want to live
Speaker 2: in a public house? No New York City builds less
Speaker 2: total housing units than Austin, Texas, a city that is
Speaker 2: one eighth of the size of the Union.
Speaker 4: We need a change, but then the change that we
Speaker 4: need is one that.
Speaker 2: Increases the supperly of housing, right, not that one that
Speaker 2: will decrease in like Mam Danny and I fear that.
Speaker 2: What And in Venezuela, mador own president that was originally
Speaker 2: democratically elected, decided to give everything away for free change
Speaker 2: people's businesses, you know, for the workers, and then they
Speaker 2: all went bankrupt.
Speaker 3: And became very important.
Speaker 2: Over sixty two percent of young people and sixty six
Speaker 2: percent of Democrats support socialism nationwide. The Democratic Socialist of
Speaker 2: America ye time.
Speaker 3: You know, Mom Dane is a part of it, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The DSA went to Venezuela just last year to support
Speaker 2: the dictator and say that he won the election, that
Speaker 2: he didn't.
Speaker 3: Tech no idea.
Speaker 2: Do you think we should be supporting dictators like that? Now?
Speaker 3: Our government rent control.
Speaker 2: It's going to stop people from renting apartments because they're
Speaker 2: not going to be able to profit.
Speaker 3: They are gonna be.
Speaker 2: Fewer apartments for rent, and then we're going to have
Speaker 2: less opportunities to actually live. That I agree with that, Okay,
Speaker 2: I understand more about socialism now for sure. Since we
Speaker 2: have had more free markets and capitalism in the world,
Speaker 2: billions of people have been lifted for a property and
Speaker 2: that every country that has attempted socialism in Venezuela, Cuba
Speaker 2: and so you in North Korea, East and Europe, many
Speaker 2: countries in Afri all of them.
Speaker 3: You've been through it in Venezuela.
Speaker 2: Yes, So why don't you move on?
Speaker 3: I already did? Actually, well, awesome funny here, Well.
Speaker 2: I already moved out of my country too. You think
Speaker 2: people should just keep moving out of socialist destroy their countries.
Speaker 4: On their sid If you don't like the policies that
Speaker 4: the government's powered doing.
Speaker 5: And yeah, I think my opinion might have changed a
Speaker 5: little bit.
Speaker 2: I'll be doing more research. Thank you for sharing. I
Speaker 2: heard great quote about socialism which is it's really a
Speaker 2: great system until you run out of spending other people's money.
Speaker 1: I mean, does that not really just spell it all
Speaker 1: out for you. The level of ignorance that's that, unfortunately
Speaker 1: so many Americans have and this ridiculous so called idealism
Speaker 1: of radical socialism. Daniel di Martino, sir, welcome to the program.
Speaker 1: Thanks for being with us.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much for hiring Michelle, especially for playing
Speaker 4: this well.
Speaker 3: It's powerful.
Speaker 1: And why don't you tell us from your perspective, you know,
Speaker 1: what you thought of their ignorance and their lack of
Speaker 1: understanding and lack of education to I just put it nicely.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, the first thing that came to mind, to
Speaker 4: be honest, is that the average person, he's really not
Speaker 4: educated at a home on the on the topic, and
Speaker 4: unfortunately we are a diversity of the average person. But
Speaker 4: something that was very hopeful to me is that when
Speaker 4: confronted with the fact, some of those people did change
Speaker 4: their mind and opened their eyes. Not all of them
Speaker 4: you know, probably not most of them, but a significant share.
Speaker 4: So we can actually move the needle with these conversations.
Speaker 4: One funny conversation that was in that clip was this
Speaker 4: girl who said, so, why don't you just move out
Speaker 4: of New York And I'm like, well, I actually already
Speaker 4: live in Jersey and she lived in Florida. So you know,
Speaker 4: people will go with their feet clearly.
Speaker 1: Well, we were seeing this happening, you know, around the country.
Speaker 1: I mean, there was an announcement, you know, two of
Speaker 1: the richest residents of California, Larry Ellison and one of
Speaker 1: the co founders, I think Larry Page, I believe his
Speaker 1: name is, one of the co founders of Google. They're
Speaker 1: about to implement a five percent billionaire wealth tax, which
Speaker 1: is wealth confiscation in Gavin Newsom's socialist utopia of California.
Speaker 1: And they're getting out. They're not giving their money that
Speaker 1: they worked hard for. Oh they're rich, Hannity, They're gonna
Speaker 1: afford it. It's not our money, it's their money. They
Speaker 1: earned it through hard work, their ingenuity. Maybe they earned
Speaker 1: it just through good old fashioned luck. I don't know,
Speaker 1: and I don't care. It's not my money. These are
Speaker 1: not ill gotten gains. These are people that tend to
Speaker 1: be very, very bright, very smart, contribute to society. Nobody
Speaker 1: forces people to buy goods and services from anyone else.
Speaker 1: You have to want them, and that is the beauty
Speaker 1: of capitalism. And I look up to people that are successful.
Speaker 1: I learn from people that are successful. Anyway, explain your
Speaker 1: life in Venezuela. I want people to hear more directly
Speaker 1: from you about life under you, growing up under this dictatorship.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So, well, what I think is interesting is that
Speaker 4: I had a similar life to what many American middle
Speaker 4: class families have today, which is my family had two cars,
Speaker 4: and then you know, we had our apartment. It was
Speaker 4: a three bedroom apartment, two bad My parents on the
Speaker 4: gas station. That's what they did for a living.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: It was a great business, making two three thousand dollars
Speaker 4: a month in the early two thousands, which if you're
Speaker 4: just for inflation, it's maybe what for five thousand dollars
Speaker 4: a month nowadays. And now you know, by by twenty
Speaker 4: sixteen when I left, it was one hundred dollars a month.
Speaker 4: I was already landing up for food. You needed to
Speaker 4: bring my ID number. Uh. The rationing system changed over time,
Speaker 4: so sometimes it was a fingerprint scanning machine for the quota.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it was based on your ID number. The day
Speaker 4: of the week that you could go to the supermarket
Speaker 4: was assigned, so I got Mondays and Saturdays because my
Speaker 4: number was one.
Speaker 1: Okay, when you went to the supermarket? What was it
Speaker 1: like in there? Was it? Was it well the shelves
Speaker 1: filled to the brim or did you have a choice
Speaker 1: of everything? Where you you were given a quota in
Speaker 1: terms of what you can buy, it.
Speaker 4: Was kind of half empty, not totally empty or anything,
Speaker 4: and totally there was very little brand diversity. Some shells
Speaker 4: so the grocery store to make it seem full, that
Speaker 4: would just fill entire holes with the same product because
Speaker 4: that's all they could put and there were very little
Speaker 4: brand competition. One of the saddest things that you could
Speaker 4: visualize in the grocery store was a certain point the
Speaker 4: cereal brands ran out of coloring material and so the
Speaker 4: cereal boxes were not in any color that were brown,
Speaker 4: like the color of the carton. And so I say that,
Speaker 4: imagine how siety socialism that they even take the color
Speaker 4: away from life.
Speaker 1: Tell me about your journey out of Venezuela to the
Speaker 1: United States. And you know, you talk about July thirty first,
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen, you boarded a flight that would take you
Speaker 1: from Caracas to Indianapolis, Indiana, and you point out many
Speaker 1: Venezuelans who come to the US do so because of
Speaker 1: the terrible life changing events. Is about ten million of you,
Speaker 1: ten million Venezuelan citizens that have left and tell us
Speaker 1: about that journey.
Speaker 4: Well, I knew from a young age that was happening
Speaker 4: in Venezuela was headed in a horrific direction, and a
Speaker 4: lot of people didn't quite understand that. A lot of
Speaker 4: people thought that, you know, this is going to end,
Speaker 4: or the regime is going to leave peacefully and democratically,
Speaker 4: and then everything's going to go back to normal. And
Speaker 4: then then normal became ten years and fifteen years and
Speaker 4: twenty years. Now it's twenty seven years. It's my entire life.
Speaker 4: And so I decided to learn in English. From a
Speaker 4: young age. I excelled academically so that I could do
Speaker 4: what I did, which is that I got a scholarship
Speaker 4: of full right to study in the States. And when
Speaker 4: I went to Indiana, initially Indianapolis specifically a great place
Speaker 4: I'm very happy I moved to Indiana, and that was
Speaker 4: my first experience living in America, right in New York
Speaker 4: where I'm at now, or in the New York City area,
Speaker 4: and so that was my journey. The journey of other
Speaker 4: Venezuelans is very sad because it implies walking thousands of
Speaker 4: miles to Columbia and Perum. Many of them get to
Speaker 4: Chile very far away. It's the equivalent is if you
Speaker 4: walk from you know, San Francisco to New York City.
Speaker 4: For some of these people, Wow.
Speaker 1: That's an amazing testament of courage. My quick break, as
Speaker 1: we continue from the DC swamp President Trump on Hannity tonight,
Speaker 1: not in Eastern we continue with Danielle de Martino, who
Speaker 1: escaped the destruction, starvation under the dictatorship in Venezuela that
Speaker 1: has now fallen thanks to President Trump. Or on the
Speaker 1: other side, your calls coming up as well, and an
Speaker 1: investigative report with John Solomon. Straight ahead, all right, we
Speaker 1: continue with Danielle di Martino. He was able to escape
Speaker 1: the tyranny, the poverty, the misery that was caused by
Speaker 1: the leaders of Venezuela and their radical you know, Marxist,
Speaker 1: leftist communist, statist socialist policies that impoverished an entire nation
Speaker 1: which should be one of the richest nations on earth.
Speaker 1: You know, you go into great specificity in detail. I'm
Speaker 1: going to put the article that you wrote about this
Speaker 1: about how as a student, for example, you know, when
Speaker 1: you were nine years old, you didn't understand why you
Speaker 1: didn't have milk at home, you didn't have shampoo at home,
Speaker 1: you didn't have chicken or bread at home, and how
Speaker 1: things got progressively worse, and you know was the years
Speaker 1: you know passed on. You try to buy lunch and
Speaker 1: and panada for example, you know, you paid a buck
Speaker 1: and then the next thing you know, you're paying twenty,
Speaker 1: then one hundred, then a thousand and ten thousand, and
Speaker 1: then much higher than that. And now inflation, you know, skyrocketed,
Speaker 1: you know, fifty million percent.
Speaker 3: It was insane.
Speaker 4: In this Cooo cafeteria. The owner that that worked at
Speaker 4: he used to lend us money to the kids when
Speaker 4: we didn't bring cash, and then we could repay him
Speaker 4: a few days later when our parents gave us the
Speaker 4: cash to repay him. And you know, he would trust
Speaker 4: the people who will repay. The problem became that inflation
Speaker 4: was so high prices changed daily that he had to
Speaker 4: stop lending kids money because the money would lose its
Speaker 4: value by the day. So we couldn't even do that.
Speaker 4: And then the problem was you had to pay in
Speaker 4: cash because the machine to read the credit card didn't
Speaker 4: work because it was all important parts. There were no
Speaker 4: dollars because the government destroyed exports, and so the consequence
Speaker 4: was that you had to bring in a ton of
Speaker 4: cash in your backpack because you would have.
Speaker 3: Fit in your pocket a ton of cash and just
Speaker 3: to buy lunch. Unbelievable. We're going to put this on
Speaker 3: Hannity dot com.
Speaker 1: Daniel DiMartino, uh, we thank you for being a truth teller.
Speaker 1: I hope Americans that are buying the big lie of Marxism, statism, socialism, redistributionism,
Speaker 1: I hope they hear your tell because it always ends
Speaker 1: the same way, the way you used to live.
Speaker 3: And we're glad you here.
Speaker 1: We wish you the best, and glad you got a
Speaker 1: college education and your life is moving in the right direction.
Speaker 3: We appreciate your time, my friend.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much. A lot of people will hear
Speaker 4: a lot more stories like mine of Venezuela's that are
Speaker 4: very grateful for what President Trump is doing in Venezuela
Speaker 4: and against socialism.
Speaker 1: We appreciate you being with us. Eight hundred and ninety
Speaker 1: four one show number. I'll talk to the President about
Speaker 1: this tonight.
Speaker 3: Mold inspired Solutions for America. This is the Sean Hannity Show. Okay.
Speaker 1: So we had Reza Pavlavi, the son of the Shah
Speaker 1: of Iran who's deposed in nineteen seventy nine by when
Speaker 1: the Ayatola Kamanee who had been in hiding in France
Speaker 1: came back to power the Iranium Revolution. And when he
Speaker 1: was on my TV show this week, he pointed out
Speaker 1: how the Iranian regime is close to collapsing. There are
Speaker 1: numerous reports out there that Ali Kamani, the Supreme Leader
Speaker 1: of Iran, has planned be in place to go to
Speaker 1: Russia and Vladimir Putin. I'm sure with him, he will
Speaker 1: be taking tons of cash of the currency gold, and
Speaker 1: he will pillage the country, just like every other two
Speaker 1: bit dictator when they leave the country and flee. But
Speaker 1: this is Reza Pavlavi and the son of the former
Speaker 1: shav Iran and what he said to me.
Speaker 6: I launched his campaign about six months ago, we have
Speaker 6: received tens of thousands of applicants who like to join.
Speaker 6: It's not just limited to the military empowermentitary forces shot
Speaker 6: it also includes the civil bureaucracy people who are working
Speaker 6: government ministries. All of them be part of the solution
Speaker 6: that will end up being this regime. Twist's nas to
Speaker 6: community status and whether he is ready to bail out,
Speaker 6: who knows, but either way, the regime is crumbling and
Speaker 6: it is very close to collapsing.
Speaker 1: And reports of a number of cities now that the
Speaker 1: protesters have completely taken over, reports that police have laid
Speaker 1: down their arms and are standing in solidarity with the protesters.
Speaker 1: The crowds get bigger and bigger. There has been some deaths,
Speaker 1: at least thirty seven the last count I saw people
Speaker 1: protesting that have been gunned down on the streets of Iran.
Speaker 1: Joining us now is a mere fraquavar. Now he's teaching
Speaker 1: constitutional law and he's the author of the best seller
Speaker 1: Comrade Ayatola also the National Iranian Congress Senate chairman, and
Speaker 1: he really has an insider's perspective on what's happening on
Speaker 1: the ground in Iran. And you know, once the president
Speaker 1: of the student organization he founded. He led the movement
Speaker 1: in Iran before he was captured himself in prison for
Speaker 1: five years, and part of that time was spent in
Speaker 1: one of Iran's most notorious prisons, Evan Prison is what
Speaker 1: it's called, some of the time in solitary confinement. Thankfully,
Speaker 1: now he's in the US. He's leading the charge, helping
Speaker 1: people on the ground in Iran find their voice and
Speaker 1: hopefully freedom and the days of this horrific terrorist regime
Speaker 1: will come to an end. We welcome to the program.
Speaker 1: Amir Faquavar is with us. Thanks for being here. I'm
Speaker 1: sorry about all that you've been through in your life,
Speaker 1: but admire your steadfast courage and commitment to liberty and freedom.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Sean, thank you for having me. And let's
Speaker 5: say happy New Year, and it's a year of celebration
Speaker 5: for United States. Jean, I have been with you eight
Speaker 5: years ago January second or third, and I remember when
Speaker 5: at that time we started this revolution which you are
Speaker 5: seeing the fourth phase of that revolution. Back then, it
Speaker 5: was the first time the people, the new generation came
Speaker 5: to street in Iran for the first time. We didn't
Speaker 5: hear the chance Alohakbar. We didn't hear any chance Islamic
Speaker 5: chance because a new generation they decided to get rid
Speaker 5: of Islam, to get rid of Quran, and Iran is
Speaker 5: going back to its roots, the actual ancient persion, and
Speaker 5: we want to go back there. At that time you
Speaker 5: told me, Sean, and you are a genius. You told
Speaker 5: me how because we were fooled by the George Sources organization.
Speaker 5: They were telling us the revolution should be peaceful, non
Speaker 5: violent movements, and you told me. I was on your
Speaker 5: show and you said, Amir, how you want to win
Speaker 5: a revolution without a weapon. You were right.
Speaker 1: Well, I've often said, and I know I'm right. I
Speaker 1: wish I was wrong, but I've often said, you don't
Speaker 1: win revolutions with sling shots. It doesn't work that way exactly.
Speaker 5: And we experienced that. We have seen it. You said
Speaker 5: in that show eight years ago, you said, if we
Speaker 5: want to do peaceful revolution, regime will go for the
Speaker 5: mass murdering the kids in the streets.
Speaker 7: And regime did it.
Speaker 5: Two years later, we had the mass murdering in street
Speaker 5: in two hundred cities in Iran. And yes it happened.
Speaker 5: It was led by custom soul money and thanks to
Speaker 5: President Trump. Probably forty days later President Trump still Atome
Speaker 5: sole money. And it was a great retaliation for the
Speaker 5: Iranian people. And it was the second phase of our revolution.
Speaker 5: Back then when Masa Amini was killed, it was the
Speaker 5: third phase of the revolution, and now it's the fourth.
Speaker 5: And the beauty of this revolution is we are not
Speaker 5: going to have another absolute power.
Speaker 7: We are not going to have supreme leader. We don't
Speaker 7: want to have king, we don't want to have any
Speaker 7: of these things. You had your the greatest revolution in
Speaker 7: United States two hundred and fifty.
Speaker 5: Years ago when you got rid of the absolute power
Speaker 5: and you decided to go for the republic, the constitutional republic.
Speaker 5: This is the thing right now in Iran. We want
Speaker 5: to do that. This is the one hundred and twenty
Speaker 5: twentieth anniversary of the first constitutional revolution in Iran. Maybe
Speaker 5: your audience they don't know about that. At this one
Speaker 5: hundred and twentieth anniversary of our constitutional revolution. We want
Speaker 5: to have exactly the same as the same as American
Speaker 5: founding fathers. We want to have a constitution in power.
Speaker 3: And yeah, the.
Speaker 5: Monarchists, they have thirty percent of the support inside the country.
Speaker 5: The Son of the Show has thirty percent of the support,
Speaker 5: but seventy percent of the country they want the Republic
Speaker 5: of Iran. We are fighting for it. We are fighting
Speaker 5: all of us together, fighting against the regime. You mentioned
Speaker 5: my book, Conradoretolo.
Speaker 4: In my book, I.
Speaker 5: Revealed that Iranian Supreme Leader have been an agent of KGB,
Speaker 5: have been under training since nineteen sixty four to nineteen
Speaker 5: sixty eight, before the so called Islamic Revolution in Iran
Speaker 5: and nineteen seventy nine. Iran was not an Islamic revolution.
Speaker 5: It was a Russian coup TETA. It's the biggest secret.
Speaker 5: Nobody has been talking about it. And right now when
Speaker 5: Comedy the Supreme Leader wants to go to Russia, that
Speaker 5: shows everybody he was the agent of Russians all these years.
Speaker 3: That's such a great point that you're making. And you know,
Speaker 3: we see.
Speaker 1: You know, one of the the natural consequences of the
Speaker 1: president taking Maduro and bringing him to this country is
Speaker 1: that the influence of China, Iran and Vladimir Putin and
Speaker 1: Russia in our hemisphere has basically been eliminated. And he
Speaker 1: did it by by the way the defense systems and
Speaker 1: air defense systems to set up inside of Venezuela. They
Speaker 1: were Russian air defense systems. They were Chinese air defense systems.
Speaker 1: Now they're out.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you this.
Speaker 1: The President has spoken out in solidarity with the people
Speaker 1: taking to the streets all over Iran, and he made
Speaker 1: it clear that he would step in. The US would
Speaker 1: step in if it saw that Iran was mistreating or
Speaker 1: killing protesters.
Speaker 3: And he wrote on truth Social.
Speaker 1: If Iran shoots and violent, violently kills peaceful protesters, which
Speaker 1: is their custom, the United States of America will come
Speaker 1: to their rescue. We are locked, we are loaded, we
Speaker 1: are ready to go. How much fear do you believe
Speaker 1: after solo money, after taking out the nuclear sites that
Speaker 1: Iran they had their obvious nuclear ambition? How real would
Speaker 1: will the so called leaders the Ali Commaneese of the
Speaker 1: world react to that?
Speaker 5: And they're afraid. They have seen what happened during the
Speaker 5: Twelve Days' War, and we begged United States, we begged Israel,
Speaker 5: we means weed the Iranian people to come and help us.
Speaker 5: You know, during the World War two, when France was
Speaker 5: under occupation of Germany, it was General Dogau went to
Speaker 5: London and then begged American president at that time, President
Speaker 5: Roosevelt to come and help, and the United States send
Speaker 5: the troop to France to free friends from the Germans
Speaker 5: and the UK.
Speaker 3: We lost a lot of American treasure in Normandy.
Speaker 5: We did, yes, and then the great friendship between United
Speaker 5: States and France happened after that, and the Board have
Speaker 5: seen United States as a liberator after that, and its
Speaker 5: lot of respect came to United States. And you know
Speaker 5: right now without even one casualty from American side, from
Speaker 5: Israeli side at during the Twelve Days' War, that was
Speaker 5: an amazing job of President Trump to go and destroy
Speaker 5: the entire regimes, Islamic regimes, nuclear facilities. That was an
Speaker 5: amazing job of Israeli's ideas to go and kill twelve
Speaker 5: hundred IRGC, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Force. They killed twelve
Speaker 5: hundred of them, and not even one single Iranian civilians
Speaker 5: have been killed. You know, Sean Iran, Tehran, the capital
Speaker 5: of Iran has seventeen million populations during the day, ten
Speaker 5: million during the night. How How Benjamintania who and IDs
Speaker 5: and Mussats could go there and kill twelve hundred IRGC
Speaker 5: members the Hellers could kill them without even one casualty
Speaker 5: from the people's sight. It's a miracle. And the people
Speaker 5: in Iran, they are counting on President Trump. They love
Speaker 5: President Trump. So maybe it's news for you too. I
Speaker 5: wrote an article for the Fox News two months ago
Speaker 5: about this. When during the Twelve Days' War, Princess of
Speaker 5: Alavi asked the people to come out. Nobody came out,
Speaker 5: not even one single person. But then six hours later,
Speaker 5: President Trump tweeted and asked the people of Tehran to
Speaker 5: leave the capitol Sean. In three hours, nine million Iranians
Speaker 5: left the capitol, all of them. They said, we love Trump,
Speaker 5: we trust President Trump, and we are following his order.
Speaker 5: And right now they are changing the names in the
Speaker 5: streets in Iran, which in Trump, the sign of Trump
Speaker 5: on it. The people in Iran they love America, they
Speaker 5: love President Trump, they love Israel, they love Benjaminakanyahu, and
Speaker 5: they know these two countries, United States and Israel are
Speaker 5: the only countries during the last forty seven years when
Speaker 5: these Russian more laws came to power in Iran. Just
Speaker 5: it was American and Israel who didn't recognize this regime
Speaker 5: and stayed with the Iranian people. But still we needed Trump.
Speaker 5: We needed President Trump.
Speaker 1: Let me let me ask you, what are the conditions
Speaker 1: on the ground. What are you hearing from the protesters?
Speaker 5: Oh, they are asking, they're asking for United States help.
Speaker 5: And you know when Elon Musk is going to tweet
Speaker 5: against nominy, the Elon Musk tweet became the chant in
Speaker 5: the streets. The people over there, they are following your
Speaker 5: show right now. They are listening to everything is happening here.
Speaker 5: They're following President Trump.
Speaker 3: Well, I can tell you. I know that's a fact.
Speaker 1: When I had Resident on my television show, it went
Speaker 1: viral all throughout the entire Middle East.
Speaker 3: I see it.
Speaker 1: You know, are at a Turkey throughout the Middle East
Speaker 1: and going viral on social media inside of Iran.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's it. And you know what last time, but
Speaker 5: when I was on your show, I had eighty thousand
Speaker 5: people on my Instagram. Right now I have two million
Speaker 5: followers on Instagram, two million official and twenty million unofficial.
Speaker 5: Because the people I just.
Speaker 1: Want ten percent, that's all I don't really want, you know,
Speaker 1: if we're no, I'm kidding. Listen, you are a breadth
Speaker 1: of fresh air. I don't think people understand the level
Speaker 1: of oppression that the people of Iran have had to
Speaker 1: withstand since this revolution in nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 3: And I hope this is the moment.
Speaker 1: The difference between now and say when Obama was in
Speaker 1: president was president. We have a president standing with you
Speaker 1: in solidarity, and I can tell you and I know
Speaker 1: I speak for many Americans. The American people stand with
Speaker 1: you as well. We're grateful to people like you, your
Speaker 1: courage throughout the years, your your voice has been phenomenal,
Speaker 1: and I just want to wish you my very best
Speaker 1: and the people of Iran. We're not at war with
Speaker 1: the people of Iran, but Amir Fakravart, we really appreciate it.
Speaker 1: We're going to have you back again soon. We'll have
Speaker 1: you on TV as well. Thank you so much for
Speaker 1: being with.
Speaker 3: Us, sir.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Thank you so much, Sehan for having me.
Speaker 5: I'm going to speak Saturday at Long Island for Stay
Speaker 5: Awake America and hopefully your audience can join us there
Speaker 5: and we'll see you soon. Sean. You are amazing, You're
Speaker 5: a genius.
Speaker 1: I love you, Sean, I love you back, and I
Speaker 1: love the people. I want the people to live free.
Speaker 1: You know, human beings were designed they crave the breath
Speaker 1: of freedom. Eight ninety four one Shawn is a number.
Speaker 1: We have a report from John Solomon coming up straight
Speaker 1: ahead