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Our guest, Zalal Habibi, reveals the counterintuitive strategy that built her lifelong fight for Iranian freedom. At just seven, her father was killed by the regime; by 12, she was lobbying Congress. She has dedicated her life to resisting one of the world's most brutal dictatorships. This is a story of resilience, courage, and the relentless pursuit of justice that will inspire anyone seeking to understand the cost of freedom—and the power of organized resistance.

In this gripping conversation, Zalal breaks down the brutal truth about Iran's history of mass executions, public terror, and the regime’s relentless grip on power. You'll discover the shocking facts behind the 1988 massacre—over 30,000 executed in just weeks—and how these atrocities have shaped today’s resistance movement. She shares eye-opening insights on the regime's tactics: from systematic repression and hypocrisy on the world stage to the unbreakable spirit of young Iranians risking everything for freedom.

We break down the strategic importance of Iran’s resistance, exploring why international support, organized networks, and IRAN’s internal resilience are the keys to change. Zalal discusses the monumental role women are playing—leading protests, inspiring millions, and drafting plans for a future rooted in democracy and human rights. You’ll learn why this uprising isn’t just a moment but a movement that’s changing the course of Iranian history.

If you care about human rights, democracy, or global stability, this episode is essential listening. It exposes the realities behind the headlines and offers a hopeful glimpse into the independent, organized resistance that could finally topple a brutal regime. Whether you're an activist, a policy-maker, or simply curious about Iran’s fight for freedom, Zalal’s story will redefine what you thought was possible—and remind us all that the fight for liberty is others’ future too.

Zalal Habibi is an Iranian-American human rights activist and resistance leader, whose lifelong dedication to freedom has made her a pivotal voice in Iran’s struggle for democracy. Her personal journey—from witnessing torture as a child to fighting alongside the brave protesters of today—cements her as a symbol of resilience in the face of tyranny.

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In this conversation, Dan Schaeffer discusses his political journey as a candidate in Missouri, weighing the challenges of running for different political offices. He critiques both the Democratic and Republican parties, emphasizing the need for independent thought and a progressive approach to issues like healthcare and immigration. The discussion also touches on the complexities of public protests, media involvement, and the implications of the Epstein files on political discourse.

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In this episode, hosts Tim & Taber dissect the the events that led to I.C.E. shooting and killing a female agitator and protestor after she failed to obey instructions from law enforcement to get out of her car. Ultimately, she attempts to drive her vehicle in the direction of an I.C.E. agent, which led to this shooting. Was I.C.E. justified or could this have been prevented. By the end of this episode, the listener will have a better understanding of what happened as well as the bigger conversation...WAS THIS JUSTIFIED? While opinions will vary, the conversation is one that should be had by all concerned Americans or anyone concerned about anarchy, big government, and overreach.

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