PREVIEW:TEHRAN: #TALIBAN: Conversation with Bill Roggio of FDD re the advantages of the absolutist Islamic Republic of Iran working with the Sharia Law driven Taliban regime -- on drug smuggling. More tonight.

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John Batchelor

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🗓️ 20 May 2024

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0:30.0	This is John Bachelor.
0:31.0	Conversation with my good colleague Bill Rajo,
0:33.9	the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy,
0:36.6	about Iran and the Taliban.
0:38.4	How do they work together?
0:39.6	How are they at odds?
0:41.3	What are the significant developments over the years between these two neighbors?
0:46.4	One a sovereign state and a regime, the other outlaws who are now a sovereign state and a regime?
0:52.1	Bill is very careful and then one who are now a sovereign state and a regime.
0:53.0	Bill is very careful and then one more detail.
0:56.0	Drugs.
0:57.0	Here's Bill Rajo, Foundation for the Defense of Democracy,
1:01.0	the Taliban and Tehran.
1:04.0	More of this later tonight.
1:06.0	They're often blown out of proportion when there's disagreements over this,
1:10.0	but the groups, the two parties parties they settled them so i at the end of the day the
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