cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/32524524

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Video Description:

Our interview with the president of Iran.

Generated Summary:

Main Topic:

The video announces an upcoming interview with the President of Iran, Mosoud Pezeshkian, and explains the reasons behind conducting the interview.

Key Points:

  • The interview is with Mosoud Pezeshkian, the President of Iran.
  • The interview aims to provide American citizens with accurate information and a different perspective.
  • The interviewer acknowledges the historical animosity and potential conflict between the US and Iran.
  • The goal is to understand the Iranian perspective, especially given the possibility of future conflict.
  • The interviewer hopes the interview will help Americans form their own informed opinions.
  • The interview is confirmed and will be released soon.

Highlights:

  • The video emphasizes the importance of hearing directly from the Iranian President to gain a better understanding of Iran’s views.
  • It acknowledges the sensitive nature of interviewing a leader from a country with a strained relationship with the US.
  • The interviewer expresses a desire to provide viewers with information that is often unavailable through mainstream media.

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News coverage in the West has become a tool of repression and control. Reporters no longer reveal essential information to the public; they work to hide it. Journalists act as censors on behalf of entrenched power. They have contempt for the public. They hate the truth.

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  • PhilipTheBucketA
    1·
    7 hours ago

    This is so fascinating lol

    Their dissenting views are more welcomed than the continued push of the Western regime’s propaganda we see from the Main Stream Media (MSM) since the day we are born.

    How would you contrast Carlson’s dissenting views with Mandami’s?

    Like what does Carlson think about Gaza, and what does Mandami? How do their views differ in that regard?

    Do you know what show Carlson used to host and where, that was his big entrance into mainstream media, and why he got fired from it? There’s a specific reason he got fired that is interesting. Also, there’s another specific reason he just got fired from the mainstream media, but that one’s a broader topic that gets into the difference between “a viewpoint” and the objective provable truth, which is pretty relevant to your whole shtick here. But, I’m asking about the first time he got fired, not the most recent one.

    Isn’t the fact that Carlson was extremely acceptable to the mainstream media, and they to him, apparently up until the point when he started costing them historic sums of money recently, relevant to your whole argument here? His whole thing used to be talking on the mainstream media in exchange for the MSM funding him to say a message they found to be acceptable.

    Also what did Mandami used to do before he got into politics? Do you think he has sway with the working class?

    • jimmydoreisalefty@lemmy.worldOP
      1·
      4 hours ago

      Mandami is a liberal, with some ‘progressive’ views, and Carlson is a conservative, with some ‘libertarian’ views.

      They both hold some populist views.

      Mandami’s views are similar to AOC’s early pseudo-populist views that appealed to the working class, similar to Bernie Sanders.

      Carlson is more like Dave Smith. They are both willing to listen and talk with others they don’t agree with. They also talk and learn from Professor Jeffrey Sachs.

      They are both critical of the genocide Israel, with the full support of the United States, is doing to the Palestinian people. Their views differ on specifics.

      Yes, I know the shows Carlson was on and the reasons he was ‘fired.’ It has been a while, but I remember the basics.

      I think Rachel Maddow and Tucker Carlson share similarities in some of the lawsuits they faced for their shows.

      MSM and Tucker were at the hip until he started going against the status quo. Now with his new show, he is even more open about his dissident views that do not align with the oligarchy talking points.

      Mamdani “worked as a foreclosure prevention and housing counselor, assisting lower-income non-white homeowners in Queens with eviction notices and efforts to remain in their homes.”

      He does have sway with the working class in New York. Similar to Bernie Sanders, AOC, and others and their districts.

      FYI: I am more aligned with Sabby Sabs, RBN, and Jimmy Dore than Mamdani and Carlson.

      Edit:

      1. Name, Zachs to Sachs