Transcript [00:00] Meer Tusi who has been such a force in [00:03] broadcasting which has been just [00:05] amazing. He's a British Iranian [00:06] political commentator, YouTube [00:08] personality, founder of the independent [00:10] news platform TUCTV, born into raised in [00:13] London. Uh he came to the UK as refugee, [00:16] him and his family. Um he's got over a [00:18] million subscribers, talks about global [00:20] politics, cultural issues. Uh and he's [00:22] campaigning for freedom of speech, [00:24] democracy, and western values in Iran. [00:28] who's out there in London uh dealing [00:30] with uh a giant protest. There's a crowd [00:32] there. There's a bit of a problem here. [00:34] The police, the Metropolitan Police have [00:36] not made things easy. They blocked the [00:38] road. But now we have the second group [00:39] of protesters who have now joined. I'm [00:41] going to show you. [00:45] This is the final [00:51] battle. [00:51] >> Huge arguments between the pro the [00:53] organizers and the police. Here you can [00:55] see this barrier. There's a barrier and [00:58] the Metropolitan Police are not allowing [01:01] the crowd. This is the second group of [01:03] protesters have now joined. The police [01:05] are not allowing them to join the [01:07] protest [01:08] >> for no reason. All right, I'm going to [01:10] go up. [01:12] [music] [01:14] Ladies and gentlemen, [01:17] some of you know her, some don't. [01:21] Anukica was only 15 years old. [01:24] She dreamt of freedom. [01:27] She loved London. She didn't get any of [01:30] that. She got killed by the Islamic [01:32] occupation. [01:34] Many people like her. But the message to [01:37] Iranians inside and outside Iran. Don't [01:40] worry, the regime in Iran is falling [01:44] anyway. Iran will be free. [music] [01:52] And one day, one day, people from the [01:55] United Kingdom will be seeking asylum in [01:58] Iran to be free. [02:04] >> You didn't hear it, but I gave you a [02:05] beautiful introduction. Uh, you're doing [02:07] great and amazing work, really [02:09] broadcasting to people about what's [02:10] happening in Iran and and general Middle [02:12] East news. Um, you were just at a [02:15] protest right now in London. There's a [02:17] protest in Los Angeles. There's a [02:18] protest in San Francisco. uh the Iranian [02:22] pro pro-real Iranian community is trying [02:24] to get out the message of what the hell [02:25] is happening in the streets of Iran that [02:27] the people are begging for freedom. [02:28] People are being murdered in the streets [02:30] and there's just not enough anger. [02:32] There's not enough passion. Say the word [02:34] Palestine, everybody comes out. Say the [02:35] word Iranian people. How many people you [02:37] know have been killed there? 20, 30, 40, [02:40] 50,000 in the streets in the most awful [02:42] way. We don't know anything about it. [02:43] You've been on the cutting edge of [02:45] letting people know about it. Tell us [02:46] what you're seeing at this protest. What [02:48] are people feeling? Are the people of [02:50] the world hearing your message? [02:52] >> Well, thank you so much for having me. [02:53] Apologies for technical issues. Uh it's [02:55] actually what you said is absolutely [02:57] spot on and I'll give you an example of [02:58] why we are in a big big problematic [03:02] world because today in London, yesterday [03:04] in London, we had the members of the [03:07] IRGC and members of Hezbollah coming out [03:09] with their flags and they were allowed [03:11] to do whatever they want to do. They [03:12] they had their march, open march, the [03:14] police helped them. It was great for [03:16] them. Today in uh in the same area in [03:19] Western outside parliament uh the [03:22] Iranians with the help of the Jewish [03:24] community and the British patriots [03:25] decided to do the same thing but the [03:27] police made it extremely difficult. They [03:30] blocked them. They put them in a pen [03:31] they put barriers and then when the [03:33] second group of protesters tried to join [03:35] them the police didn't let them. Uh so [03:37] we live in I did make a speech earlier [03:39] at the protest and I did say that we we [03:42] are currently out in uh London which is [03:44] the home of the IRGC at a time when even [03:47] Canada and the European Union have [03:49] designated the IRGC as a terrorist [03:52] organization. We have the British state [03:54] with the help of Sadi Khan as the mayor [03:56] of London helping the RGC have fun and [03:59] they they could do whatever they want to [04:01] do. the Palestinian supporters, they can [04:02] do whatever they want to do. But if the [04:04] Jews or the Iranians want to have a [04:05] peaceful protest, we're not allowed. [04:07] That's the problem. [04:09] >> Let me get this straight. Your family [04:11] runs away from Iran to go to a place of [04:14] freedom in the UK, right, with Western [04:16] values, freedom of speech, freedom of [04:18] religion, and now these bad guys are [04:21] taking over London and making their home [04:24] there and shutting you down. You're [04:26] going to have to keep running away until [04:27] you come to Israel. What's going to [04:28] happen? So people think uh people say [04:31] that I'm radical. Sometimes I'm [04:33] controversial. Uh but if if you think [04:35] I'm radical, you should meet my mother [04:37] because my mom who escaped Iran, fled [04:39] Iran uh to come to Britain. If she if [04:42] you if you if you had her on the channel [04:44] right now, your channel would get [04:45] cancelled because she's absolutely [04:47] furious that she keeps saying that just [04:49] like what you said. Maya, I literally [04:52] escaped that country to come to the west [04:53] and now they're following me here and [04:55] the government in in Bronson is [04:57] basically helping them. H I I've had my [04:59] issues personally. Uh they tried to [05:01] kidnap me from outside my flat in [05:03] central London a few couple of years [05:05] ago. Uh they the Metropolitan Police [05:07] said we don't have enough resources to [05:09] keep you safe. Uh so it's up to you [05:10] basically. And I've had many other [05:13] issues. Obviously my my address was [05:15] leaked and I got docked basically and uh [05:19] somehow the British government can't [05:20] really protect you but uh I did say in [05:23] the speech that don't worry guys Iran [05:25] the Islamic Republic is falling whe [05:27] whether the United States does [05:29] intervention or not it will fall anyway [05:32] and one day soon people from the United [05:34] Kingdom will be seeking asylum in Israel [05:37] and Iran. So that's that's the reality. [05:40] >> You know, I want to get just a a last [05:43] question on this issue of the West and [05:45] then we'll get to actual Iran issues. Uh [05:47] there's an Israeli intellectual, his [05:49] name is Mosha Fagelan, and he wrote this [05:51] book, and I read a passage from it that [05:52] blew my mind. He said that the Nazis [05:54] could have never done the final [05:56] solution. we're not going to go towards [05:57] the final solution until they realized [05:59] that the West was going to stay quiet, [06:02] was going to stay complicit without [06:04] actually doing anything to to stop the [06:06] the the carnage. And he likens it to a [06:09] hammer and an anvil. He says, you know, [06:12] the Nazis were ready to be the hammer [06:13] against the Jews, but they only did it [06:15] when they realized that the West was [06:16] going to be the anvil. We saw that on [06:18] October 9th, two days after October 7th, [06:21] there was a huge protest in in in Sydney [06:24] with jihadis saying, "We're willing to, [06:26] you know, we want to kill the Jews." And [06:27] the Australian government's just sitting [06:29] there and it's not doing anything. So, [06:30] they're the anvil. They're ready to to [06:33] accept it, but they'll let the jihad do [06:34] the dirty work. It's the same in your [06:36] situation. It's the same. It's not just [06:38] anti-semitism. I see now it's the same [06:40] in your situation. that they're going to [06:41] let the jihadis do the bad stuff, but [06:44] the British, they're going to calmly [06:46] block you and let the other guys run a [06:48] muck out there. They're not the white [06:50] the white Brits are not going to do [06:52] anti- Iranian stuff, but they'll let the [06:55] they'll let the jihadis take care of [06:56] business. They'll give it the platform [06:58] that it wants. [06:59] >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, we've had the same [07:00] situation both when it comes to the [07:01] pro-Israelis and the pro Iranians in [07:03] London for example where about a couple [07:07] of years ago after October 7th uh if if [07:09] you if you're a Jew walking in London [07:11] the police will come to you and say they [07:14] said you are visibly Jewish and your [07:16] presence is provoking the other side. Uh [07:19] so if if if you for example fly the [07:22] Israeli flag or the Iranian flag you [07:23] will be provoking the enemy. to be [07:27] because we the British police want to [07:28] maintain peace, we're going to have to [07:30] arrest you in case the other side get [07:32] violence. Like why not just enforce the [07:35] law? If the other side get violence, [07:36] arrest them. Why do you have to do [07:38] pre-policing before anything's actually [07:40] even happened? So yeah, that's the [07:42] problem with the West as you say. [07:44] >> Well, it's it's scary because then you [07:46] just don't feel like there's anybody [07:47] with a moral backbone to to protect you [07:49] out there. uh Mayor Tusci, how many [07:51] people were murdered in the streets uh [07:53] in this protest round in Iran, in Thran, [07:56] and the other cities? [07:57] >> Well, I'm afraid we're never going to [07:59] know the real number unless the regime [08:01] falls soon and then there will be a [08:03] proper investigation. But uh the the [08:05] numbers from inside the government [08:07] themselves have now increased to 85,000. [08:11] Uh but they are saying that they're [08:14] still investigating 85,000. So at least [08:17] they've admitted that 85,000 have [08:19] mysteriously been killed or died but uh [08:23] they they haven't actually said 85,000 [08:25] are definitely murdered but they're [08:26] saying yeah they've suddenly died during [08:29] this period. So we are investigating [08:30] this. So if that's the number coming [08:32] from them obviously they're officially [08:34] saying oh it's about a couple of [08:35] thousand few thousand then I I'm afraid [08:38] this could be well above 100 thousand. [08:41] uh the evidence that we've seen from the [08:42] videos in each area, each hospital, [08:45] local hospital, uh where you you have [08:48] thousands or like hundreds of bodies on [08:50] top of each other, uh definitely not to [08:53] undermine what happened in the 1940s [08:54] obviously and the Holocaust. But when it [08:57] comes to any sort of modern internal [08:59] conflict or any sort of oppression, this [09:02] this is insane. The numbers are insane. [09:05] Um and we we've never had anything like [09:07] this. Again, when it comes to the the [09:09] proportion uh since the actual holocaust [09:12] itself, uh we haven't seen anything in [09:14] in a short space of time, one-sided war, [09:18] one-sided, one side obviously armed, the [09:20] other side unarmed, and they're just [09:22] systemically killing people just because [09:23] they are Iranian. [09:26] Is Donald Trump or the Israeli Mossad [09:30] partially at fault for telling the [09:33] protesters, "We're backing you." There [09:35] was that message from the Mossad saying, [09:37] you know, we're out there in the streets [09:38] with you. There was a message from from [09:40] Trump saying, you know, you know, we're [09:42] going to back you. We're not going to [09:43] let this happen to you. Like, is there [09:45] any uh inadvertent culpability? Did did [09:49] people, you know, rely on President [09:51] Trump or in Israel to protect them and [09:53] went out into the streets? Is that an [09:54] exaggeration? [09:56] >> No. So, there there two two points to [09:58] what the the Israelis and the Americans [10:00] said. So, a lot of people are obviously [10:03] rightly so emotional right now. They are [10:05] angry. They are impatient. But also, [10:07] it's the it's the liberal media in the [10:08] West that are making it worse by [10:11] basically saying, "Hey, Trump and Israel [10:13] promised you you." No, not not promised. [10:15] Israel and and America told you to come [10:17] out and it's their fault. I can assure [10:20] you people in Iran were already out. [10:22] They were already going to come out [10:24] whether Prime Minister Naton, President [10:26] Trump had told them to do it. They were [10:27] already out. So the liberal media are [10:29] treating people in Iran like idiots. Oh, [10:31] they only came out because Trump told [10:33] them that. So that's that bit is not [10:35] true. But the other part when it comes [10:36] to the promise, yes, I mean I always say [10:39] that President Trump don't take him [10:42] literally take him seriously. But there [10:45] are times when and I try to translate [10:47] what Trump says or does. There are times [10:49] that you you look at it and like okay [10:51] well I get it. If in the moment you say [10:53] something, fair enough, but we'll judge [10:55] you basically on your action. Sometimes [10:57] he says something, but he does the [10:58] opposite. But this time round when he [11:01] said you know basically we we we are we [11:03] are there this the help is being sent [11:05] for example is on its way he does have [11:08] to deliver at this point I'm going to [11:10] bring down my expectation anything just [11:12] to just to basically keep himself [11:14] protected just anything just go send one [11:17] person to Iran slap and random Ayatollah [11:19] that counts just anything at this point [11:22] so I'm not really blaming the Israelis [11:23] or the Americans for bringing people out [11:25] people were already out you can't people [11:27] you can't tell people in Iran what to [11:29] But in terms of what President Trump [11:31] specifically said and ob obviously the [11:34] Neton's government as well saying that [11:36] we are with you. We are with you is [11:38] fine. It's just rhetoric but uh sending [11:41] help is on its way. You know a lot of [11:44] people are impatient but it doesn't mean [11:47] help is not coming but help could stop. [11:50] So it's still on its way. I get it. But [11:54] policy could change. I hope it doesn't [11:55] change. I hope President Trump is still [11:57] doing what it does usually. Yeah. we are [11:58] talking and then bam. H but I don't know [12:01] what he's thinking right now. So [12:02] >> do do you think that he wants a deal or [12:05] do you [clears throat] think that he [12:06] wants to get rid of this regime like [12:08] like what do you think like like like we [12:10] had we had General Amir and Vivv on [12:12] beforehand. He's like no no no we're [12:13] going for regime change. This is it. But [12:16] he's coming from an Israeli perspective. [12:18] There are voices in the Middle East. If [12:20] it's the Turks or the Qataris or the [12:21] Saudis, they don't want to see an [12:22] American strike. They don't want to see [12:24] destabilization. They don't want to see [12:25] oil prices dropping. Maybe there are, [12:28] you know, members of the American uh [12:30] military uh industrial complex who, you [12:33] know, want to see, you know, big arms [12:35] being sold to Saudi Arabia and they [12:37] don't want to see peace. I don't think [12:38] arms makers, you know, pray for peace [12:40] when they go to sleep at night. Uh [12:42] that's not good for business. Uh but [12:44] what do you think that Trump wants? Do [12:45] you think that he he wants to see regime [12:47] change or do you think he wants a deal? [12:48] Yeah, of all of all politicians and [12:50] political leaders, um, when it comes to [12:53] whether he wants a deal or actual regime [12:54] change, he I can assure you that I know [12:57] his team quite well, he definitely does [13:00] not like the regime. He definitely would [13:01] like regime change. Um, so he doesn't [13:04] want to like have a deal for the sake of [13:05] a deal, but the the only issue, the [13:08] tricky part with President Trump is that [13:10] he doesn't like to lose and he wants to [13:12] back things that he knows is going to be [13:14] him being a winner. So he wants to [13:17] ensure that if there is going to be [13:18] regime change firstly he can't take full [13:20] responsibility while it's happening but [13:23] he would like to jump on a bandwagon [13:25] when it's done saying yes I backed it [13:27] from day one. So he wants to make sure [13:29] that the regime is definitely weak [13:31] enough and the opposition is strong [13:33] enough for the regime change to happen [13:35] anyway whether you know with the help of [13:37] a couple of strikes or whatever. So I [13:39] think we are in that moment where he's [13:41] probably assessing the situation in the [13:43] last few weeks and saying wait cuz you [13:45] know it's a bit of a gamble if he comes [13:46] out and says yeah we're going to attempt [13:48] regime change and if he fails then he [13:50] doesn't like that and that's the [13:51] problem. [13:52] >> Okay. Now you said there that there's an [13:55] you know if there's an alternative [13:56] regime ready to take over. One of the [13:59] critiques out there uh in in regime [14:02] change discussion land is people say, [14:04] "Well, the Iranians are not really well [14:06] organized with with with an alternative [14:08] plan. They don't have exactly a republic [14:11] or whatever a constitution or the guy [14:13] and some people uh uh uh point to res. [14:17] >> Yeah. [14:17] >> What do you think? What's what's the [14:19] alternative to this regime that has been [14:20] in Paris in 79? [14:22] >> I'm guessing that's Jerusalem Post [14:24] talking as usual." So no I would have [14:28] said that same thing about 5 years ago [14:30] 10 years ago. Uh that it's changed the [14:34] unity that we are seeing from inside and [14:36] outside. In fact actually the Iranian [14:38] diaspora outside of Iran um the best [14:41] case they could check to see if Iranians [14:43] are united or not to actually look at [14:44] them usually even though they're not in [14:46] Iran for about 40 years they were so [14:49] divided and you had different teams and [14:52] like some people were saying yeah I just [14:53] want freedom but what do you want? I [14:54] don't know. Um, but now they're all [14:56] united. They're all saying crown prince [14:58] Razabi. People in Iran, that's even more [15:00] impressive. They're all saying Razabali, [15:02] which this has been working for the past [15:04] seven, eight years slowly, especially [15:06] since 2019, 2020. So that the plan is [15:09] already there. The consensus is there [15:11] that they want to transition government [15:12] led by the crown prince and then have a [15:14] referendum anyway. And and to be fair, [15:16] when you have a referendum, the plan [15:18] they have is obviously to either have [15:20] republic or constit monarchy, [15:21] parliamentary democracy whatever. [15:23] >> Do you like him? Do you like him [15:24] yourself? Do do you feel like he's the [15:25] guy and that he can pull it off? [15:27] >> Yeah, I mean he's he's definitely ready. [15:29] He's definitely uh The thing is people [15:31] like him, they don't have a choice. [15:32] They're born into public duty. You know, [15:34] you're the crown prince. You don't you [15:35] don't have a choice. And uh it wasn't [15:39] really his fault. [15:40] >> We see with the British crown, there's [15:41] always some people there that can just [15:43] exit out. This guy's not exiting out. [15:45] He's opting in. [15:46] >> No. No. Yeah. I mean, he he was actually [15:48] he was exited but but not by choice. and [15:51] he could have just stayed quiet but he [15:53] decided not to especially the last few [15:55] years when he started hearing his name [15:57] being chanted in Iran slowly the last [15:59] five six years he realized that oh so [16:02] maybe that exit that was forced on me I [16:06] might have to make a U-turn on that and [16:08] uh it's again we can judge there are [16:10] people again Jerusalem person many [16:12] others judge characters and leaders [16:14] based on like you know subjective [16:16] opinion they look at his face they they [16:18] look at the way he talks like maybe I [16:20] don't like him Maybe maybe I think he's [16:21] not strong. It's none of your business. [16:24] Judge leaders based on the support they [16:25] are getting on the ground. [16:26] >> That's right. [16:27] >> So somehow the performance it's like [16:30] President Trump's campaign in 2024, the [16:32] presidential election. You can say [16:33] whatever you want about President Trump. [16:34] A big chunk of Americans liked him. They [16:36] voted for him. Good luck. People in [16:38] Iran, whether you like it or not, the [16:40] consensus is that behind it. So they [16:41] >> Why would I not like it? [16:43] >> Why would I not like [16:44] >> Exactly. They like it. If you like it [16:46] and you think it's good for for your [16:48] people, then good. Good. Great. You know [16:49] what I mean? There we go. [16:51] >> I like I we we like him better than than [16:53] Kamei who's murdering people on the [16:55] streets and wants to have global [16:57] domination and has some kind of jihadist [16:59] fantasy for for for for global [17:01] destruction. You know, his [17:03] >> exact [17:04] >> his mi is is not my Msiah. Let's put it [17:06] that way. [17:06] >> No, exactly. And and I'm not getting [17:08] paid or anything. Same with my support [17:10] for Israel. Same with the crown prince. [17:11] I'm not getting paid or I'm not I I [17:13] don't I'm doing what what is right, the [17:15] fight for freedom and life. And then I [17:17] don't really ask for much. All I want is [17:19] a statue with a big head and uh and and [17:22] a nighthood and and probably let me run [17:24] the state TV. That would be great. Thank [17:26] you. [17:26] >> Well, you're doing a great job through [17:27] TCTV for sure. Uh and uh and really [17:31] millions of people are watching you and [17:33] my uh my my producer turned me on to [17:35] your broadcast and I love it. Uh you you [17:38] were right now at a kind of broadcast [17:40] you were at a rally. Just give me a [17:41] sense about the rally. Give me a sense [17:43] about the passion uh out there in the [17:45] streets. What is there heat? Is there [17:47] energy? Is the is the um Iranian expat [17:51] community in Los Angeles to heranggeles [17:54] in in in San Francisco and in London are [17:58] they are they pushing hard? You know, [18:02] >> they they could do even more, but the [18:04] fire is back. Last week, last weekend [18:06] when you had all these international [18:07] protests, I could see uh sadness and [18:10] depression and people were down. This [18:12] weekend, the fire is back. I don't know [18:13] what's going on, but everybody's fired [18:15] up. Everybody's angry but rightly h and [18:18] so I did make a speech and I said focus [18:20] on your anger on the right thing. You [18:23] you can mourn, you can be sad, you can [18:24] cry after the war. But again, learn [18:27] learn it's easy to mourn. Yeah. Well, [18:30] it's easy to mourn. It's easy to be sad [18:32] when 100,000 of your own people are [18:33] murdered in the streets for fighting for [18:35] basic rights. You could really get upset [18:37] about that. You know that you probably [18:39] Yeah. You probably know somebody. You [18:42] know, I want to tell you that that I I [18:43] know this is this is a kind of silly [18:45] story, but it's just a personal story [18:46] for me. I was I've told the story [18:48] before. I was in Florida buying some [18:50] suits at a department store, and this [18:53] lady was like really helpful to me. And [18:55] she was like really like being very nice [18:57] to me, an older lady, and I just said to [18:59] her like, "Where are you? What's what's [19:01] your deal?" And she's like, "I'm I'm a [19:03] Persian person. Uh I'm not Jewish." She [19:06] told me I said to her, "Are you Jewish?" [19:07] She's like, "No." And she says, "But I [19:10] know that you," she recognized, you [19:12] know, me somehow. And she said, "I know [19:13] that you're going to fight for a strong [19:14] Israel and also for the freedom of our [19:16] people." And then she says, "You don't [19:18] know what they do to our people. They [19:19] take our beautiful boys down into [19:21] dungeons and they poke out their eyes." [19:24] She said that I don't know why it it [19:26] triggered something in me was so [19:27] visceral and her and her interest in [19:29] helping me was so strong and I felt I [19:31] felt the fight, you I felt the fight and [19:33] I know that Israel has been fighting [19:35] against the Iranian regime for its [19:37] interest but also in another way which [19:39] is something that I've been calling [19:41] liberation nation. I think that Israel [19:43] is got a strength and it's got an [19:45] obligation to fight against evil in our [19:48] region and to liberate the people of [19:49] Iran uh from from this evil that we just [19:52] saw how ugly that evil uh showed itself. [19:56] No, I agree. And I think people in Iran [19:58] appreciate uh the Israelis because they [20:01] initially they didn't ask Israel to [20:03] help. Uh but the Israelis and the Jewish [20:05] nation were always going to get involved [20:08] anyway because not just because it's the [20:10] interest of Israel obviously, but also [20:12] they every single time we hear from the [20:14] Israelis that they they don't forget [20:16] Cyrus the Great. So this is payback time [20:18] basically. [laughter] [20:19] >> You know, I got to tell you when Resa [20:21] Palavi put out this this tweet or [20:23] whatever, I don't remember what it was [20:24] exactly. He's like, "Yeah, we helped the [20:26] Jews 25 centuries ago [laughter] get [20:28] their get their temple." I was like, [20:31] >> I don't know why. I was like, this is [20:32] one of the greatest political moments in [20:34] modern times. Like, yeah, we remember we [20:36] helped the Jews 25 centuries [laughter] [20:37] ago. And I think there is an alliance of [20:40] ancient peoples, you know? I think there [20:41] is an alliance of ancient peoples, the [20:42] Indians, the Persians, the Jews, and [20:44] there's others of course that are [20:46] ancient peoples on their land. And and [20:48] that's an amazing thing. And we we we [20:49] appreciate we want to help you guys get [20:51] liberated. And if you don't mind helping [20:53] us, you know, 25 centuries later with [20:55] that third temple thing, that would be [20:56] great. We're we're really excited [20:58] [laughter] for that. [21:00] >> Absolutely. Why not? Thank you very [21:02] much. [21:02] >> Actually, I think that I think that a a [21:04] liberated Iran really means a liberated [21:06] Middle East. It means [clears throat] [21:09] it means freedom for so many millions of [21:11] people, [21:11] >> for so many different folks, including [21:13] the Kurds and and many other people. [21:16] Really, it could be it could be a better [21:18] world. We we have to start believing [21:20] that it could be a better world without [21:22] an evil Syrian regime, without an evil [21:24] uh a Houthi regime, without without the [21:26] And of course, they're always [21:27] suppressing their own people. These [21:29] people, they're always suppressing them, [21:30] are they not? [21:32] >> Absolutely. I mean, yeah, but I I I [21:33] still believe in a brighter future, so [21:35] hopefully uh we'll get there together. [21:37] >> Thank you. [21:37] >> Okay, Meer Tusi, you've been you've had [21:39] a long day. You've been protesting out [21:41] in London. Uh keep that fire going and [21:43] with the help of God uh there'll be some [21:44] clarity soon and uh the air will be [21:47] cleared. evil will be gone from this [21:49] world and all those martyrs that were [21:51] killed will have died not died in vain. [21:54] >> I want to pop in and say that we want to [21:56] see [21:57] >> producer wants to say something. Go [21:58] ahead. [21:59] >> We want to see Mala Nisha and Danielle [22:01] and Meer together and uh when when we [22:04] can celebrate all all four that's my [22:07] dream. [22:07] >> Absolutely. Thank you. Thank you [22:09] >> 2C2CTV. Thanks so much for being with [22:11] us. Keep up the good work. [22:12] >> All right. Thank you very much for being [22:13] with us. Awesome. uh he is an amazing [22:16] star and amazing spokesman and thank you [22:18] Yo for hooking up that interview and uh [22:20] wow actually I also want to thank uh [22:23] publicly uh a guy who is a silent [22:26] partner in so many good pro-Israel [22:28] things his name is Uri Goi and he's an [22:30] amazing connector of people and he [22:32] helped me get that contact so thank you [22:33] very much to Uri
