Watching JD Vance try to sell this Iran deal, you’d never know what’s actually in it: a U.S. promise to look away if the regime massacres its own people again, sanctions relief with no real human‑rights leverage, and ballistic missiles effectively left in place while we pretend a recycled ‘we won’t build a bomb’ line is enough. If this is what he calls a good deal, he’s either not reading the fine print or is willing to trade away Iranian lives and long‑term U.S. security for an easy soundbite. @megynkelly@marklevinshow
Let me be clear, I don't care where $300 billion comes from.
Giving the Iranian regime that chants “death to America” billions and billions of dollars is a bad idea.
More on the latest episode of Verdict: Iran Deal—Don’t Give Billions to Lunatics who want to Kill us plus College Sports Bill Gets BIG Bipartisan Vote
https://t.co/3iJRlpbZEH
Many of us were ready to vote Republican in the midterms because we believed that party understood this regime better than the Democrats. Now Republican leaders, including @JDVance need to hear clearly that selling this memorandum as acceptable will cost them trust and enthusiasm in our community, even if we still prefer them over the alternative. @marklevinshow
President Trump keeps proudly talking about “eight women” he says he just saved from execution. A couple months ago he said he spoke to the Islamic Republic, asked them not to hang 800 people on death row, and that out of respect for him they agreed. He is being sincere. The story is not.
While he repeats that line, the same regime has already executed close to 1000 people since that time. They just killed Sasan Azadvar, a 21‑year‑old karate champion from Isfahan, arrested in the January uprising and hanged after torture and a fake trial. They tortured and killed Hesam Ghalaleddin, a mall owner whose “crime” was having Starlink and trying to give people uncensored internet.
Their blood is proof that the Islamic Republic is still killing right despite what @potus is being told. @marklevinshow@SecRubio
Today I saw something that touched my heart.
Prince Reza Pahlavi was suddenly attacked by a man, assaulted right there in public but he didn’t even flinch.
He kept walking, head high, shoulders straight, like a man who has already made peace with whatever comes.
That was love. Deep, unbreakable love for Iran.🇮🇷
He is not playing games. He is not after power. This man has truly put his life on the line for our freedom, just like his father and grandfather before him. You can see it in his eyes.
We are so damn lucky nothing happened to him.
@PahlaviReza, may God protect you. Iran needs you. The people see you and love you. We stand with you. 🤍
🚨 Tehran’s police chief just exposed the truth - it was the regime, not foreign agents, that massacred protesters.
For months, the regime and its Western apologists blamed the January massacre on “Mossad/CIA agents.”
Now Ahmad Reza Radan himself calls it a “second war” and an “urban war” against Iranians and admits pride in it.
This wasn’t foreign interference. It was the Islamic Republic regime waging war on its own people where over 45,000 unarmed Iranian protestors were massacred.
Lies don’t stay hidden forever.
I was about to make a video on Ilhan Omar’s inconsistencies on Iran when I saw this meme and decided to do some digging. How “decent” is she really?
Respectfully, Congresswoman, you don’t get to lecture on decency with your record.
A 2009 marriage to a man multiple sources say is your brother, while still religiously married to someone else. Records you’ve refused to release for years. A subpoena motion for those records was just tabled in January.
“It’s all about the Benjamins.” Dual-loyalty smears against Jewish lawmakers. Rebuked by your own Speaker. Condemned by a House resolution.
9/11 reduced to “some people did something.” U.S. troops accused of killing “thousands” in Mogadishu, a humanitarian mission. America equated with Hamas and the Taliban.
A Minnesota campaign finance violation on the books. A 2024 disclosure jump from thousands to as much as $30 million, now under DOJ scrutiny.
Bask in the delusion of being decent all you want. The paper trail says otherwise.
Whether or not Europe stands with us, whether or not your journalists do their jobs, whether or not your politicians demonstrate the courage to act, I will fight for my people and my country.
⚠️ Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi visited Europe, where he met with politicians and journalists to speak on behalf of Iranians call for freedom, held hostage by the Islamic Republic, its terror and internet blackout. The European media completely ignored the deaths of 40,000 protesters and the execution of political prisoners; journalists failed to ask about these issues despite multiple opportunities.
This silence and disregard reflect a broader failure by European media and institutions to uphold their stated values of human rights and accountability. Instead of addressing the brutal actions of the Islamic regime, they shift the focus to the U.S. and Israel.
Unfortunately, it is clear that the terrorist regime is manipulating and infiltrating Western media.
I’m an ordinary Iranian - American woman with a question I’m sure is on the mind of every Iranian right now. How are people supposed to rise up and determine their own destiny when they have no internet, no arms, and the regime’s repression apparatus is no longer being pressured?
We restored Internet connection in Egypt in 2011. We have Starlink. The capability is already ours. Finish what you started. Connect the people. Then let them choose. @marklevinshow@LauraLoomer
This morning they executed Erfan Kiani. A young man from Isfahan. His family wasn’t even allowed to share a photo of him before they killed him.
Meanwhile our president is thanking the IRGC for “respecting his request” on 8 women. Women the regime says were never going to be executed.
Every day, more names. Every day, more rope.
You don’t thank the executioners. You don’t call them more reasonable. You don’t negotiate with them. You don’t repackage them, rebrand them, and call it regime change.
You stop them.
Rick is knowingly or unknowingly twisting this. Emily isn’t saying Iranians ‘want their own country bombed.’ She is relaying what many of us hear every day from people inside Iran: they are terrified of the bombs but even more terrified that the world will walk away and leave them alone with this regime. Iranians have tried every nonviolent option, protests, strikes, boycotts, organizing, and they have been met with prisons, torture, bullets and executions. So when some of them say they support outside military pressure, they are not cheerleading war, they are describing the last resort of a population that has been abandoned for decades. You may not like that reality, Rick, but do not erase what Iranians themselves are telling us @RickSanchezTV
@arianajasmine__ I was dancing and celebrating Khamenei’s death but I don't expect more from leftists. You all lie a lot.
Also, you don't have a husband and with that attitude, I don’t think you will ever have one😂
@__Injaneb96@kusha_alagband I’m telling you the FOB is powerful! And lean on it!
If they were FOB themselves would advertise it and brand themselves as true Iranian voice like no other !
We love FOB! We proud of our nation ❤️
Ariana Jasmine is one of the influencers invited to New York City Hall by Zohran Mamdani. In an attempt to “discredit” me, she derogatorily calls me, a woman who lived in Iran until just six and a half years ago, “Fresh off the Boat.” But all that really proves is that my understanding of Iran is far closer to the reality on the ground than that of second or third-generation Iranian Americans who have only watched it from afar.
It also says a lot about the kind of people Mamdani promotes, and the kind who promote him.
Ariana Jasmine spent about one year of her childhood in Iran and can barely speak Persian, with a thick accent.
I was born and raised in Iran and lived there until six and a half years ago.
Iran is threatening a repeat of January 8th, the brutal crackdown that killed thousands of protesters, if Iranians once again take to the streets to overthrow the regime. This is the first time Iran has acknowledged its violent suppression of innocents.
هممیهنان،
روزهای مهم و سرنوشتسازی در پیش است.
در حالی که خود را برای فاز نهایی مبارزه آماده میکنید، تاکید میکنم که فعلا از حضور در خیابانها خودداری کنید. به مراکز دولتی، نظامی، انتظامی، و خانههای سازمانی وابسته به دستگاه سرکوب، نزدیک نشوید.
جمهوری اسلامی از مدارس، مساجد، و دیگر مکانهای عمومی برای پنهان کردن نیروهای سرکوب و ایجاد سپر انسانی استفاده میکند. برای امنیت خود از چنین مکانهایی دور بمانید.
و پیام ویژه من به کارمندان دولت: به هیچوجه در محل کار خود حاضر نشوید. جان و امنیت خود را فدای بقای جمهوری اسلامی نکنید. اجازه ندهید از شما بهعنوان سپر انسانی استفاده شود. اجازه ندهید کار و فعالیت شما به ابزار سرکوب هممیهنانتان تبدیل شود. از امکانات و دسترسیهای خود برای مختل کردن روند سرکوب، و کمک به مردم استفاده کنید.
پاینده ایران،
رضا پهلوی
Good to see President @ZelenskyyUa once more. I extend my profound gratitude to him and the Ukrainian people for their solidarity with the Iranian people’s long struggle for freedom and dignity. Few nations comprehend the cost of defending national sovereignty more than Ukraine.
Freedom is closer than ever before for the Iranian people. As the final battle approaches, I am certain that Iranians will rise to this historic moment with the same courage and resolve that has defined the Ukrainian people’s heroic defense of their homeland.
Both our nations have a shared commitment to territorial integrity as inseparable from our national identities. Together, with our friends, we will prevail in our fight for freedom.