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Trita Parsi

Trita Parsi

Iranian-Swedish writer and political analystWikipedia

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Sep 15, 2026

Amin TMKHOST
28:47
And you mentioned this to me and I thought it was just.
Amin TMKHOST
28:51
Really kind of, I don't know, I don't want to say scary or whatever because I think everyone knows what's coming, but this is from Trita Parsi.
Amin TMKHOST
29:03
Costco just put a purchase limit on its motor oil as prices surged.
Amin TMKHOST
29:11
Has this ever happened in the U.S. since the 1973 oil crisis happened? That doesn't look good, right? I mean,
ScottHOST
58:49
Highly encourage it.
ScottHOST
58:50
Trita Parsi recommended it, so you know it has to be good.
ScottHOST
58:53
Um, thank you so much for being with us today.
Robert MalleyGUEST
58:55
Thank you.
Kyle KulinskiHOST
7:06
So now, the Houthis, who actually have an ideology and have something to fight for, they are advancing at a rapid pace, y'all, a rapid pace.
Kyle KulinskiHOST
7:16
Trita Parsi says, "The US military has a new problem.
Kyle KulinskiHOST
7:19
Iran now has a new Mach 5 hypersonic missile with a 745-mile range." Oh, my word.
Kyle KulinskiHOST
7:29
Russia is aiding and abetting Iran.
Dave DeCampHOST
31:51
An important story about the impact of sanctions on civilians, which we don't talk about enough.
Dave DeCampHOST
31:57
One from Trita Parsi, China to the rescue, why only Beijing may be able to end the Iran war.
Dave DeCampHOST
32:03
One from Mansour Adafi, I was 18 when they sent me to Guantanamo, the system that allowed it never went away.
Dave DeCampHOST
32:10
One from Jennifer Kavanaugh, a responsible statecraft, despite Trump denials, the U.S. is still sending Ukraine billions in arms.
Hasan PikerHOST
28:10
There is no long-term fix except peace.
Hasan PikerHOST
28:12
I like that Trita Parsi says the exact same thing with different language basically every single day.
Hasan PikerHOST
28:17
He's like cursed.
Hasan PikerHOST
28:18
Like he's cursed to repeat it over and over again and no one seems to listen to him.
Glenn DiesenHOST
0:00
Welcome back.
Glenn DiesenHOST
0:01
Today is September 11th, 2026, and we have the great privilege of being joined by Trita Parsi, the Executive Vice President of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, also a prolific writer on his Substack, and, uh, make sure to check out the link in his description.
Glenn DiesenHOST
0:19
Uh, so it's, um, yeah, great to see you again.
Glenn DiesenHOST
0:21
How have you been?

47 MINS LATER

Trita ParsiGUEST
47:25
But nevertheless, um, uh, the manner that it was presented created expectations that Pakistan and Turkey now has to intervene against Yemen, and I just find it very un- um, I mean, very unlikely that they would do anything against Iran, and it seems to me increasingly unlikely that they will do anything meaningful, uh, against the Houthis at this point.
Glenn DiesenHOST
47:46
Well, thank you again, and, uh, yeah, always a great pleasure.
Glenn DiesenHOST
47:49
And, uh, yeah, I did read that article you referred to about, uh, the Israel standing in the US, so make sure to check out, uh, Trita Parsi's, uh, Substack, uh, as I do, [laughs] and, uh, thanks again.
Trita ParsiGUEST
48:01
Thank you so much.
Mario NawfalHOST
58:51
She's been on the show many times to talk about the situation of the country's former leader, Imran Khan.
Mario NawfalHOST
58:56
Then after that, I've got Trita Parsi.
Mario NawfalHOST
58:58
And then Brandon will take over the interviews after that.
Mario NawfalHOST
59:02
with, he's got a pretty good line.
Ryan GrimHOST
14:53
Is he regretting it now?
Krystal BallHOST
14:55
I saw Trita Parsi, I saw Trita Parsi tweeting, um, this morning, you know, "How's, how's that US-led defense pact in the region looking at this point?" Because, I mean, that was what the whole petrodollar, the whole regional, um, you know, concept from the US's perspective was built on the idea that you're going to sell oil, and it's gonna be denominated in US dollars, and we are going to reap tremendous benefits from that in terms of investments in our bond market and in our stocks and in our country.
Krystal BallHOST
15:25
You are going to get our defense umbrella.
Krystal BallHOST
15:27
That is the deal.
Andrew YangADVERTISER
81:38
Well, an interesting interview.
Ana KasparianHOST
81:39
Well, also fun because we love having Trita Parsi on, especially when there's a lot going on in the Middle East and with foreign policy.
Ana KasparianHOST
81:46
Trita Parsi is the executive vice president of the Quincy Institute and the author of The Trita Parsi Substack, where he shares his analysis on geopolitical events.
Ana KasparianHOST
81:55
Everyone, please check that out.
Ana KasparianHOST
81:57
Trita, welcome to the show.
Robyn Roxanne KincaidHOST
60:15
And every time I see one of these things, I tend to sort of back reference it to things that we have seen already, things that have been in the news.
Robyn Roxanne KincaidHOST
60:26
You might recall that Trita Parsi, the Iranian expert on, you know, Iran, said that something big might be coming before the Israeli and U.S. elections, Israel in October 27th and the U.S. midterms, what, November 5th? Yeah, well, this doesn't quite fit with his timeline.
Robyn Roxanne KincaidHOST
61:04
He said that Iran might be planning something big and probably was.
Robyn Roxanne KincaidHOST
61:09
Well, this is pretty big.

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