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What will it take to see regime change in Iran?

This regime will not come to its needs with bombs falling on it.

This regime has to be fought with on the ground because this regime is incapable of reform and must be overthrown.

This is the Fox News rundown, Operation Epic Fury.

From day one of Operation Epic Fury, leaders in the United States and Israel have expressed hope that the Iranian people will be able to take back control of their country.

But they face a deep-rooted security force in the IRGC, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, hundreds of thousands strong, and tens of thousands

more in volunteer militia who exist purely to suppress dissent. Earlier this year, we saw

anti-government protests violently pushed down. After almost three weeks of war, dozens of

top Iranian leaders have been killed and military chains of command broken.

So is the opportunity for regime change really there?

And what is the mood on the streets of Tabriz, Shiraz and Tehran?

Angry, sick and tired still justifies the mood inside Iran. Just today, they executed three additional pro-democracy protesters in the city of Rome.

We're speaking with Dr. Majid Sadishpur from the Organization of Iranian-American Communities and a supporter of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, which

wants to overthrow the regime.

I want to just kind of reiterate the fact that the main war that is going on inside Iran

is today and has been for 45 years between a regime that has been hunting the people of Iran and the Iranian

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