Hello, everybody, and welcome to this very special live stream.

We are going to be doing something the mainstream media for some inexplicable reason is failing to do, which is talk about events in Iran.

And there's literally no one we could think of who's better to talk about this in Maya Tusi, former guest of Trigonometry, Iranian himself, he's has family in the country.

Maya, without wasting any more time, our time's precious here. What has been going on in Iran

for last 12 days? Yeah, well, thanks for having me, guys. Yeah, 12 days now, in case people haven't

seen because the Western global media are not really reporting any of this. There was initially a protest on the first

day, which was triggered by everything that's been going on economically and everything else.

But this has been boiling up and building up the people have been waiting for an opportunity

for an uprising against the Islamic Republic, something that has been, we've seen waves every

few years in Iran, but the regime had been very good at doing crackdown. And this time,

they've been falling apart the regime, 12 days in a row, 12 battles and the Iranian people

have been having taken control of over 100 cities around the country.

And I think that's partly one of the reasons they've been struggling because usually these

protests or uprisings have been in one or two main cities.

So they've been uprising, obviously, it's been chaos.

But it's still going on.

And President Trump has been warning the regime if you start killing many

people then of course the united states will have to intervene so we'll have to see what's going on

and uh what is happening so far in terms of the brutality of the attempts to crack down we we

know that we've seen some footage of people being taken to hospital.

Is the regime killing people at this point? Where are we?

So the official numbers from the regime themselves over the last, well, the first 11 days,

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