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The situation in Iran is absolutely horrible. The average worker in Iran right now makes less than a gram of gold per month. A gram is $140. You work all day, all night. You're making $110 a month. A dollar today in Iran is 1.45 million rials. When we left Iran in 1989, 1978, when the revolution happened 46 years ago, 47 years ago now, each dollar, you could buy a dollar with 70 rials 47 years ago. Today you need 1.45 million. It's so bad. A letter was just written by the government. The government is telling the people that the banks are probably going to shut down. I don't know if you guys saw this or not. In Iran, the banks are probably going to shut down. A secret letter from Iran's central bank just leaked, and it's nothing but bad news. Every major bank has been told to enter full emergency mode immediately. The letter warns of attacks, blackouts, and loss of control scenarios. Banks are being ordered to secure their data, activate backup systems, and keep money moving even if everything collapses. This isn't a drill. The directive is classified urgent and lays out exactly how to keep the financial system alive. If the government falls apart, this isn't about regular protests. Their panic shows they're expecting something far worse. They're prepping for a meltdown where cities go dark, systems crash, and people panic. When banks start planning for survival, it means something serious is coming. This is the letter that was just sent to the people in Iran. By the way, when you're looking at the story, it is not pretty over there right now. You can see thousands play the video. You can play thousands on top of thousands of videos in Iran. They're so sick of it, they're going and pulling cameras down because they're saying the government is watching us. It's a bad situation. For the first time ever, they're actually afraid of the people. They could typically push the people around. The people are not afraid right now. It's a very, very different kind of a situation than they've ever had. It is so bad that their Marco Rubio came out and tweeted today and said something in the context of, I hope America doesn't do this. It's not in the best interest of the American people. This isn't something they should be doing. They're getting very, very close. Inflation is up 48%. Food price is up 56%. There is no water. They've lost complete order in Iran, complete. They're screaming death upon Khamenei. They would typically say death upon America or death upon the Shah or death upon Israel. Now they're screaming death upon Khamenei. Khamenei has been missing for four days. They can't find Khamenei. They don't know where he's at. They don't think he's escaped the country, but they just don't know where he's at. And by the way, some of this has to do with China. Some of it has to do with Iran. This is causing a little bit of tension between Russia and Iran because, Russia and China because Russia's wondering, China, why are you not helping out? Because Russia, believe it or not, relies on the drones that Iran sells to Russia. Iran produces some of the best drones that Russia's been buying for the longest time. And this disruption is slowing down from Iranians building the drones for Russia. And then Russia's sitting there to China, saying, China, why are you not interested in this? And China's like, are you kidding me? I'm buying oil for the cheapest ever because no one's buying anything from this guy. I'm pretty much getting oil for free. So indirectly, it's helping U.S. Back, I talked to a senior official today about what is taking place with this. And the senior official told me, he said, hey, here's what you have to realize. We still have no interest of having boots on the ground. We still have no, the president still wants to keep the commitment of no boots on the ground. We feel this is organically going to topple and fall organically, like the people are so fed up that they may have a regime change very soon, sooner than people think about it. And then Trump tweeted this earlier today, posted this on Truth Social. If Iran shots, shoots, and violently kills peaceful protesters, which is their custom, the United States of America will come to their rescue. We are locked and loaded and ready to go. Thank you for your attention to this matter, President Donald J. Trump. By the way, they have never, ever gotten this close since 1979, where they have the support of the president. Remember the last time they had the Green Revolution of what was going on, 08, 09, whatever that year was? Obama was there. Obama gave Iran $150 billion of their money back, so it was like they strengthened them. They've never had a time like this where the president at the top is saying, you better get your act together. And by the way, you look at this picture here. This is the day Khomeini came to Iran. This is February 1st, 1979. I was born October 18th, 1978. My dad is here right now. When they were taking me, when he was taking my mother to the hospital and her water broke, curfew was 10 o'clock. You couldn't be outside. They held up my dad. My dad's like, my wife's water broke. They escorted the car to the hospital, and then I was born. That's February 1st, 1979. The day before that day is when Iran was free, under Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, okay? A day before that day, Iran was free. A lot of promises. Well, there's a lot of different things, but this is getting very, and obviously I'll pause you to kind of come to you guys for some of the thoughts, and Adam, I'll come to you first because I know you have some thoughts on this here before I, at the end, give my final thoughts on this. Go ahead, Adam. Well, the world will be a better place when the Islamic Republic of Iran falls. This is not Iran. Iran was a country, Persia, a country before 1979. Since 1979, it's been the Islamic Republic of Iran. I always say this. Don't judge a country by what they do to other countries they're at war with. Judge a country by what they do to their own people. Executions, tortures, jails, theft, absolute misery in Iran. So the rulers of Iran, their days are numbered. How old is the Ayatollah Khomeini? 80-something years old? I predicted that as soon as he died, this regime would fall, and it may come sooner. So they're saying that it's economic collapse. No, it's the country saying, we're sick of your ----. Iranians are, what's it called, apostates, leaving Islam, converting to Christianity. It's further proof that the Islamic caliphate is bad for people. No rights, no women's rights, no freedom. This man right here is holding his people back. I pray for the people of Iran. Where are the protesters? They're so worried about free Palestine. Palestine was never a country. Free Iran, Persian Iran was one of the greatest empires in mankind, and they're being subjected to absolute misery due to Ayatollahs. We're with the people of Iran, and we're praying for you. Tom. I think what you have here is really that if you look now at the people, whenever I hear that the people are bold and that the people are unafraid, I think there's hope. It comes at a cost, and the cost has been bloodshed. But there has not been the mass slaughter of civilians you would have expected, and there's speculation that the size of the National Guard is limited because some people don't want to go out against their fellow citizens, that maybe there's a breaking point here. Could we be on the edge of seeing a turn in the Islamic Republic? I agree with Adam. As soon as that government falls, as long as there is an orderly transfer of power to a democratic Iran, there is a bright future. So I want to show you something here because there is a lot of words about maybe Reza Pahlavi is going to go back and take over. I've got a very simple question for him. That's the president's tweet from the White House. He responds to it, and here's what he had to say. President Trump, thank you for your strong leadership and support of my compatriots. This warning you have issued to the criminal leaders of the Islamic Republic gives my people greater strength and hope. Hope that at last a president of the United States standing firmly by their side as they risk their lives to end this regime. 46-year reign of chaos and terror they send me with the responsibility and a message to seek the relationship Iran wants to have with America that brought peace and prosperity to the Middle East. I have the plan for stable transition for Iran and support of my people to get it done with your leadership of the free world. We can leave a legacy of lasting peace. Perfect. Okay, so that's good. So here's my question for you, Reza Pahlavi. When's the last time you reached out to the president and met with him? Have you? When's the last time you reached out and met with him? Do you remember when Pierre Poliev didn't meet with Trump and didn't want to go come and meet with the guys because they were worried how the Canadians felt about it? Did you avoid that meeting because you were worried what Iranians thought about you? Were you like, oh my God, the progressive Iranians are not going to like it if I go meet with the president? This is the closest we've ever come to this. Pick up the phone call and call him. Go meet with him wherever he's at. If you truly are committed to doing this, you're one in a handful of people. I know you don't want the job. We did a live public interview. The world saw it. You don't want this job. You want to help contribute and make the transition as it's going through. I spoke to a couple of the folks to see if there's been a meeting. There's been no documented meeting between the two. Do you really think if America wanted to get involved and have somebody go become the leader of Iran to make them free, do you think they wouldn't have the meeting with Reza Pahlavi yet? Do you think that meeting wouldn't have taken place? Or do you think they would have had the meeting already taken place? How many times has the president met with Netanyahu? How many times has the president met with all these other... How many times has the president met with leaders of Zelensky, Nigeria? Forget, take the smallest countries, Armenia, Pashinyan. Who else has he met with? How many times have they met with small countries? Where are you? Are you there? Have you gone knocking? Are you waiting for them to come to you? Do you want a monarchy? White House, my opinion, I don't think they want a monarchy. They're okay to a democracy. They're okay to a republic. I don't think they're a monarchy. I think if RP, who I, again, let me say it for a million times, Reza Pahlavi is a very nice man. He's a sweet man, very nice man. I have a painting of his father in my house. When people say, you don't like this, you don't like that, come see every single magazine Mohamed Reza Pahlavi's show was ever on, I have him in my house. Time magazine, every magazine ever, I bought them all. This is a painting in my club room. His father is in the center of my club room of the painting, 15-foot painting that is my favorite painting in the world because I look up to what he did for Iran. He was an incredible leader. But unfortunately, you need some diplomacy. You need to be urgent, fast, and diplomacy. Now, there are so many people in Iran that are potential candidates, they got them all in jail, so many of them that they got them all in jail. To me, I don't care who it is. I want somebody, let me restate that, I care who it is. I want somebody who knows diplomacy, who doesn't scream death upon America, who doesn't scream death upon Israel, who doesn't scream death upon Christians, who wants diplomacy. The Iranian people are some of the best people in the world. When I left Iran and I came here, I could not believe how math was so easy here in seventh grade. I'm like, what are we doing? I learned this math in fourth or fifth grade. They're very, very good business people, very, very good business people. I hope they figure this thing out. It's the closest it's ever been. And it looks like it's going to be organic internally. You know how much courage it takes to do this? It takes so much courage. You know why? Let me speak to the mothers. Imagine your son comes up to you. Mom, I'm leaving the house. Where are you going? I'm going to go protest. What would you say to your son? Go ahead. What would you say to your son? Your son comes. Mom, I'm going protesting tonight with my friends. No, you're not. Stay home. There could be a possibility your son may never come back home. What do you tell the guy? Selfishly, what would you tell your son? Stay home. You're not going nowhere. Let the other guys go. You don't need to go. And I'm going to go. I love my country. And they go to it. That's what's going on in Iran right now. How lucky we are to be living in America. And I pray all these individuals in Iran who have the courage, I pray they go and pull this off so I can take my kids to Iran. And I think that day is coming. But I think for that day to come, I do think, Reza Pahlavi, make up your mind who you want to be. And don't come be allowed once the president says something. Be proactive, please. You have a very important role in this process. You have a very big responsibility. Your dad played a very big role in the history of Iran. And your grandfather played a very important role in the history of Iran. I know for a fact when I looked at your eyes, you don't want this job. You don't want to go and take your family back to Iran. And I'm convinced your family doesn't want to go back to Iran. You know that for a fact. But you can still play a very big role as long as you get out of the way and be proactive. Knock on the door. Call the White House. Speak to some of these guys and see what you can do. And if he doesn't, I know the people in Iran are already playing offense. I'm excited about what's going to be happening there soon, even though they're going to go through some difficulties these next few months. All right, we turn our attention back to Iran tonight. We're getting multiple reports. The radical government there is now potentially on the verge of collapse. Here with Reaction, the leader of the Iranian opposition, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi is with us. Reza, good to talk to you again. Okay, for those that don't know, you were born in Iran, the Shah of Iran, deposed by the Ayatollah, Ayatollah Khamenei, in that revolution, what was it, 1976 or seven? And Iran has been a brutal, murdering theocracy ever since. What are your sources telling you within Iran is going on there? Well, Sean, in all these years, I've never seen an opportunity as we see today in Iran. Iranian people are more than ever committed to bring an end to this regime as the world has witnessed in the last few days, the level of demonstrations unprecedented in Iran, over a hundred cities and millions of people on the street chanting death to the dictator and then to this regime. And by God, it is about time that Iran gets its opportunity to free itself from a tyrannical regime. I saw reports on social media and video on social media of police on the roof of police stations, laying down their arms, showing solidarity with the protesters. Is that accurate? Sean, one thing that is significant, and I would like to draw the attention of those who have followed what happened in Iran nearly half a century ago, the role that the bazaar, which is the traditional bourgeoisie, plays in Iranian politics. And today we've seen unprecedented scenes in the Iranian bazaar of merchants and joining with the protesters. And it has been my strategy to call upon the military personnel and people, the armed forces to lay down their arms and join with the people to be part of the solution, to be able to have an exit strategy we offer them as a national reconciliation. We see that quite evident. And this is very important because when you are facing an extremely brutal regime, and when we think of the post-collapse stability of a smoother transition, it will be impossible without the tacit cooperation and collaboration of the military forces. The fact that they have heeded my call, and I've sent them another message of clarify your position. You're either with the people or stand vis-a-vis them. We are beginning to see more and more defections. I launched this campaign about six months ago. We have received tens of thousands of applicants who would like to join. It's not just limited to the military and paramilitary forces, Sean. It also includes the civil bureaucracy, people who are working, government ministries, all of them be part of the solution that will end up bringing this regime to its knees. Now as to the Khamenei status and whether he's ready to bail out, who knows? But either way, the regime is crumbling and is very close to collapsing. What part of President Trump dismantling their nuclear program do you believe played a part in this rising rebellion? Number one, and number two, are you planning to go back to Iran? You have not been there in many, many years. It was 1979. Do you plan on having free elections? Have you thought about it? Sean, at the call of my compatriots, I stepped forward to lead this transition from this tyranny to a future democracy. My role is to help my compatriot achieve that goal, to bring about a peaceful end by means of a national referendum and a constitutional assembly. I'm impartial as to what the ultimate result will be so long as it's a secular democracy. I've trained all my life to serve my nation. I'm there to serve and help them achieve that goal. And I'm more than ever ready to step in Iran as soon as the situation warrants itself and I'll be there with my compatriots to lead the ultimate battle. Reza Pahlavi, thank you so much for being with us and I pray for freedom for the people of Iran. We're not at war with them.