He argues Israel's decapitation strikes failed to break Iran and instead exposed the regime as more cohesive and resilient than Israel expected.
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Iranian Regime
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...Trump knows. What we do know is that the IRGC, the Iranian regime, remains pretty well in charge. That seems clear because the people..."
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"...waters. Israel believed that with decapitation strikes, it could overthrow the Iranian regime. And what it discovered was that the regime was far more..."
"...Trump knows. What we do know is that the IRGC, the Iranian regime, remains pretty well in charge. That seems clear because the people..."
"...you know, we've got to get Iran to be reasonable, Iran, Iranian regime, yada, yada, yada. The very first thing the Americans did was..."
"...Chang, you know, that paints a pretty rosy picture of the Iranian regime, you know, towing the line on the global stage. They've shown..."
"...popular uprising by the people not so far have the iranian iranian regime have they found a way to strangle the global economy through..."
"My family and I are no fans of the Iranian regime. There's no question about that. It's a theocracy. It's been repressive. However, you..."
"...threats and then not carrying anything out is if you're the Iranian regime, you're like, well, he blinked. You know, however Trump tries to..."
"...agree with you look i've got absolutely no truck for the iranian regime whatsoever and i shed no tears when the ayatollah was killed..."
"...people. Even if some of it is the fault of the Iranian regime or much of it, I still will do all that's in..."
"And, you know, if you take a look at the Iranian regime, the regime is, is stacked with layers on the way this regime..."
"...here of what they're talking about, which is the way the Iranian regime is kind of using digital propaganda to get to people in..."
"...it's well made. It's very slick. It was commissioned by the Iranian regime and not all the memes coming out of Iran are using..."
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