Did you ever think you would make it?

I feel I'm supposed to take sweetly

I know this life meant for me

Adam, what's your point?

The future looks bright.

My handshake is better than anything I ever size, right here.

You are one of one?

My son's right there.

I don't think I've ever said this before.

So we decided to do this podcast right now with everything that's going on in Iran.

The president just finished what's going on in Davos.

And the next thing, you know, we're hearing about the ship that is on its way to right next to Iran.

Concerns have it that he may attack today tomorrow.

The next day, nobody knows.

You're hearing reports from what Amir just told me this morning.

The fact that the Internet may be back up yesterday in Iran, a lot of videos are being released.

People are seeing them.

The numbers we're seeing is at a low 5,100, a human rights organization yesterday reported 43,000 people dead. And people in the streets are saying it's closer to 70,000. I decided to bring two different topics here, two different people with different ideologies when it comes down to the resolution,

the solution on what could happen here. Because right now the debate is, okay, so let's just say

the president does what he does. Who should replace? There's a lot of people who are saying

it's got to be Reza Palavi, he could be the transitional leader to go back and do that. And one

of my, our guests today, one of them, Dr. Kangarlu, he's not just anybody in this space. He's a nuclear physicist. He's a professor. He's at Columbia University. His background is very, very extensive when he'll break it down. And he believes that's the right move. On the other side, Amid Fagravar, which he and I have spoken many, many times over the years.

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