All right, Alexander, let's talk about the situation in Iran, the situation with the IAEA, which has now been officially booted out of Iran.

Grossi is not so happy, by the way, Grossi as the Secretary General of the United Nations.

Oh, boy. Anyway, so what is going on with the situation in Iran? Things

seem to be getting worse. Things are not getting better. And we keep on hearing talks about

negotiations starting up again, but I haven't seen any real diplomacy taken place

between the United States and Iran. What is your take on the situation? And of course,

let's comment about Peseshkiyan's interview with Tucker Carlson, which was a good interview.

I encourage everyone to see it and to listen to what Pesesh Kian is saying to Tucker.

But my takeaway from it was that Pazeshkiyan is the type of leader you would want in a peacetime situation, not the type of leader when you have

a round two of a war with Israel and the United States on the horizon. I mean, he used the words

tranquil and peace and tranquility and harmony about a half a dozen times during

the Tucker Carlson interview. Not that it's bad, but I'm just wondering how this plays out,

given the situation that Iran finds itself in at the moment having to take on Israel

and the United States.

Well, let me start with Pezaskianz into you because I think it's an important point of, you know, a beginning.

Because I absolutely agree. He came across as, you know, a very amiable, very likable man,

somebody who clearly wants better relations and, you know, a very amiable, very likable man, somebody who clearly wants better relations and, you know, peace and all of that, he still seems to be under the impression that peace can be achieved.

I don't think he is at all in tune with the mood in Iran at the moment.

And I don't just mean the mood within the government,

apparently within wider Iranian society. And I understand, I don't, you know, speak Farsi, but I understand that the response to the interview in Iranian social media, and it does exist, by the way,

it was overwhelmingly critical. They thought that he was far too accommodating.

And to me, he didn't look like a leader. He looked like one of these very reasonable,

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