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CBS in the world. I'm John Bachelor of Malcolm Holin

Conference of Presidents Major American Jewish Organizations,

our guide on Iran and especially the Iranian elections

Moses Zagare. A activist for human rights but liberty in Iran joins us to comment on the early reports of a very very

low turnout nationally and in Tehran by the people of Iran towards the elections

most on a very good by the people of Iran towards the elections.

So, Mosa, a very good evening to you.

I've read so many different numbers.

So I just used the word very low turnout.

What was it? What can we say and what does this mean?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John, and good

mean to Malcolm. Yeah, you know, all around the country, 61 million Iranians were eligible for voting.

The regime claims that 25 million people voted, which is 41%. But it's fake. Our sources from inside the

regime say that the real figure is 10 million people, 10 million votes all around the

country.

In some big cities like Tehran and the six big cities of Iran, only 5% of the people voted. And more important,

John, than boycotting the election was that absolute

majority of the people, I can say 50 million out of 61 million.

Stay at home.

That was what we invited the people

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