Donald Trump, the President of the United States, on Sunday night, January 28, reposted a link from Fox News on his Truth Social network, where a guest on the show 'Life, Liberty & Levin' hosted by Mark Levin stated: 'I predict that Trump will travel to a free Iran, a free Havana, and a free Caracas before leaving the White House.' The guest of this program, Mark Teissin, a columnist for the Washington Post and a Fox News contributor, discussed with Levin, saying: 'Can you imagine? There are 90 million people living in Iran; people who were very Western-oriented before this Islamist revolution. What is happening now is actually a counter-revolution against the Islamist revolution.' Levin added, 'The free people of Iran and what they can offer to the world; their culture. I mean, Americans need to understand that this is a culture that has roots going back thousands of years. An amazing culture, brilliant people; people who had adapted to Western values,... but this regime [the Islamic Republic] was imposed on them. What would a free Iranian nation look like?' Teissin stated, 'Above all, from the perspective of [U.S.] national interests, this means that Iran will no longer be a threat. I mean, this [Islamic Republic] is a death cult of Shiite radicals who want to acquire nuclear weapons. You know, most countries seek nuclear weapons because they want to deter others from attacking them; a kind of protective shield... but Shiite radicals want to use it because their ideology is about bringing about the apocalypse. So I agree; this is really a death cult that governs a country and should not be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons.' Teissin added: 'Donald Trump was the only U.S. president who actually took action to prevent the Islamic Republic from acquiring nuclear weapons.' He said, 'Of course, they [the Islamic Republic] can rebuild it again; they can revive their ballistic missiles, their defense systems, and start rebuilding. We can destroy them again. But the best way to deal with this problem is to let and help the people of Iran free themselves from this regime because then there will be no threat, and we will have a real ally in Iran.' In another part of his remarks, Teissin referred to the weakening of Hezbollah and Hamas, two proxy groups of the Islamic Republic, as well as the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria, which was an ally of the Islamic Republic, and recent developments in Venezuela, saying: 'I bet that during Donald Trump's term and by the end of his presidency, Cuba will also be a free country.' He then added: 'Can you imagine? This is a transnational democratic transformation in the world,... I predict right here on your show — you can air it later if I’m right and if I’m wrong, air it too — that Donald Trump will travel to a free Iran, a free Havana, and a free Caracas before leaving power and will be welcomed like a hero in each of these capitals.' Mark Levin also stated in this program that he believes Donald Trump will act on what he has said. Levin, who is considered a close friend of the U.S. president, said he believes Trump sees the [protests in Iran] and 'knows exactly what is happening.'
Trump Reposts Video Predicting Trip to 'Free Iran' and Hero's Welcome in Capital
Donald Trump shared a Fox News segment predicting his future trip to a 'free Iran' before leaving office, discussing the potential for regime change in Iran. The conversation highlighted the belief that a free Iran would no longer pose a threat to U.S. interests. This reflects ongoing U.S. political support for Iranian opposition movements.
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Trump reposts video predicting travel to 'free Iran' and a hero's welcome in the capital.
- Donald Trump announce Iran
- Mark Teissin discuss Islamic Republic
- Mark Teissin predict Cuba, Venezuela
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The discussion indicates a significant U.S. interest in supporting a democratic transformation in Iran.
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