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Mohammad Marandi

Mohammad Marandi

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Sep 24, 2026

Andrew NapolitanoHOST
7:25
Uh, it's well over, uh, well over 200,000.
Andrew NapolitanoHOST
7:28
After Trump finished his talk, I'm gonna use Joe Lauria's phrase, which was truly unconscionable, the talk, um, he claimed that the United States, and that would be the United States negotiators, that would be Whitcoff and Kushner, sat down with, um, Foreign Minister Arachi, uh, and his team for three hours, a claim that our colleague, Muhammad, um, uh-
Aaron MatéGUEST
8:01
Morani
Andrew NapolitanoHOST
8:01
...
Aaron MatéGUEST
10:37
MS Now was the biggest purveyor of Russiagate propaganda, was so derelict in Trump's first term.
Aaron MatéGUEST
10:43
The, the coverage was truly, truly awful.
Aaron MatéGUEST
10:46
So i- it, it's hard for me to have sympathy and to treat some of these, uh, people as like, as journalistic colleagues because I, I do think there, there is a lot of propaganda [laughs] that comes out on these networks, and Trump in his first term was the target of it.
Aaron MatéGUEST
11:00
I mean, the whole Russiagate thing was such a obvious scam, and the media was so derelict in covering it.
Mario NawfalHOST
26:57
And their argument, even though I don't want them to have a nuke, and I wouldn't be surprised if they don't have a nuke, so I'm leaning more to your direction, their argument does make logical sense.
Pravin SawhneyGUEST
27:07
Yeah, so the problem with the argument is that, first of all, let me say, I have tremendous respect for Professor Marandi, And all the Iranians who want a nuke, they also have a
Mario NawfalHOST
27:20
point.
Mario NawfalHOST
27:21
Professor Moroni doesn't want a nuke, just to be clear.
Andrew NapolitanoHOST
26:51
Bye-bye.
Andrew NapolitanoHOST
26:52
Coming up, uh, tomorrow, Wednesday, at 8:00 in the morning, from Tehran, Professor Mohammad Marandi.
Andrew NapolitanoHOST
26:58
At some time thereafter, I'm not sure when or from where, we'll find him, Pepe Escobar.
Andrew NapolitanoHOST
27:05
3:00 in the afternoon, Phil Giraldi, and at 3:30 in the afternoon, with a preview on what to expect at the UN from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday, who better? Professor Jeffrey Sachs.
Doug DiamondHOST
35:46
Here's the prince.
Doug DiamondHOST
35:48
Here's another good 20-minute interview with Professor Mohamed Marandi from Inside Iran discussing the question, is Saudi Arabia heading for collapse? So, pretty good information here on this particular site.
Doug DiamondHOST
36:03
U.S. set to approve 60,000 heavy bombs for Israel.
Doug DiamondHOST
36:10
In spite of the success of the Yemeni forces to take over the Red Sea and bomb Saudi Arabia's oil production offline, there is no sign that the U.S. or Israel are close to admitting defeat.
Andrew NapolitanoHOST
26:20
All the best.
Andrew NapolitanoHOST
26:22
Uh, tomorrow, Thursday, at 8:00 in the morning, live from Tehran, Professor Mohammad Marandi.
Andrew NapolitanoHOST
26:30
Desmond Paul Tanner for Judging Freedom.
Andrew NapolitanoHOST
26:35
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Ben MeiselasHOST
0:23
Donald Trump is making more false claims in order to try and manipulate the market." Another senior Iranian official in Tehran said that Trump is the one who is desperately seeking a deal in order to try and influence global oil markets as the price of diesel and gas continues to surge to record highs and as the American people are suffering.
Ben MeiselasHOST
0:48
Professor Marandi, who I had here on the MeidasTouch network last week, I did a good interview with him, check it out, he posted the following, "The failing Trump regime wants to make a deal quickly and badly.
Ben MeiselasHOST
1:01
Trump must first carry out the obligations in the MOU that he personally signed." Recall earlier this morning, Donald Trump wrote, "The failing nation of Iran wants to make a deal quickly and badly.
Ben MeiselasHOST
1:13
I will determine whether or not the USA will choose to engage, the concept of which we are open to.
Ben MeiselasHOST
0:23
Donald Trump is making more false claims in order to try and manipulate the market." Another senior Iranian official in Tehran said that Trump is the one who is desperately seeking a deal in order to try and influence global oil markets as the price of diesel and gas continues to surge to record highs and as the American people are suffering.
Ben MeiselasHOST
0:48
Professor Marandi, who I had here on the Meidas Touch network last week, I did a good interview with him, check it out, he posted the following, "The failing Trump regime wants to make a deal quickly and badly.
Ben MeiselasHOST
1:01
Trump must first carry out the obligations in the MOU that he personally signed." Recall earlier this morning, Donald Trump wrote, "The failing nation of Iran wants to make a deal quickly and badly.
Ben MeiselasHOST
1:13
I will determine whether or not the USA will choose to engage, the concept of which we are open to.
Daniel DavisHOST
54:59
We're not just gonna sit by and let you just continue to try and strangle us and starve us to death, and then wait to find out what you're gonna do after November the 3rd.
Daniel DavisHOST
55:08
We may be doing something beforehand." How do you see that playing out? I think, uh, Professor Mohammad Marandi, who we've had on the show many times, uh, he said on another program a couple of days ago that Iran is now...
Daniel DavisHOST
55:18
Their mentality is now they've gone over to offensive.
Daniel DavisHOST
55:21
They're no longer gonna sit back and just wait to find out what we do.
Alexander MercourisHOST
53:53
Um, I don't know enough about Iranian domestic policis- politics to be able to say.
Alexander MercourisHOST
53:59
My, my guess, uh, is, and I was once told this by none other than Professor Marandi himself, that there continues to be within Iran a very, very powerful and very large section of the Iranian economic and even political establishment that hankers for reconciliation with the United States, and still believes that the only real way for Iran to prosper is through some kind of rapprochement with the Americans.
Alex ChristoforouHOST
54:31
Americans.Nico says, "Isn't Russia better, better to stay in the background like in Syria? They haven't lost anything there, and they pay less.
Alex ChristoforouHOST
54:41
No one cares anymore about Assad."
Peter EricksonHOST
25:00
Um, you know, they still obviously are having trouble with...
Peter EricksonHOST
25:02
I hear Qatar has gone pretty far, you know, according to Professor Marandi, that they are getting closer and closer to the Iranians, like they're figuring out that, gosh, this is the future.
Peter EricksonHOST
25:12
You know, this is the way we're gonna go.
Peter EricksonHOST
25:14
Um, and, uh, you know, after, like, this Houthi war is just a-another nail in the coffin, it seems to me.

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