Take this for example, young brothers want rep,

because in the life they're living, you can't half step.

It starts with the young ones doing quite some fun.

And if you wink down, you'll get played out, son.

So let's get a car you know I fly with.

Get a dent, pull a screwdriver, and be off quick with a dope ride.

All right, Saturday, 12.04 p.m. here on the West Coast. Coming at you guys, it is BK here from Stormy, San Diego. Yeah, the rain was coming down hard earlier this morning, but we'll make our way through it. Please follow me on Twitter at Bravo Kilo Actual. And you can check out the Instagram at BK Actual. Lots to get to. Let's go to Iran because

they had an election that was yesterday. And these were the Iranian parliamentary elections.

And so far Iran's conservatives are on the brink of a landslide victory in those parliamentary

elections as forecasts show them taking more than

two-thirds of the seats in parliament. Now this is unofficial results. Nothing's been officially announced

yet. I just checked. Now, the reformists, which are the largest grouping in the outgoing parliament,

have been decisively beaten with

prediction showing them taking only 17 seats in their parliament which is 290 members. The conservatives

are on course to take around 200 seats including all 30 seats in the capital of Tehran, which was previously a stronghold

of those reformers.

Now, these conservatives, if you don't know anything about them, and who does, right?

They are claimed to be some kind of diverse group, but many of the senior conservatives are

former supporters of ex-president Makhmud Ahmadinejad.

And this election result, so far from what we're seeing if it holds up, is kind of a rebuff

for those who had pushed for greater engagement with the West.

And in addition, the parliament could now press for Iran to quit that nuclear non-proliferation

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