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Joel is going to take us to a place that gets a vote. That's the diaspora of Iran, sometimes known as the diaspora of Persia.

And if you go back 2,000 years ago, this is the diaspora of Parthia. Parthia is where the Romans met

a wall and they never got past it. However, we're in the 21st century. Joel is the presidential

fellow at the Urban Futures at Chapman University, also a senior presidential fellow at the urban of urban futures at Chapman University,

also a senior research fellow at the Civitas Institute, the University of Texas at Austin.

Joel, a very good evening to you. The Persians of California get a vote, and I'm not talking about

the Royals only. And your measure in the New York Post is the vote is little

lopsided. Who do they favor for the future of Iran, their home country? Good evening to you.

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